Live view for S5 Pro

Zenten · 16th April 2007

Understand that this feature is found on the S5 Pro.

What is the impact on the sensor if this feature is used too frequwently?

Is there any documentation in the user manual?

Zenten · 16th April 2007

I read somewhere that there is a picture stabiliser mode that is built into the S5 Pro ..... how does this work?

paisatge · 16th April 2007

Originally Posted by Zenten

Understand that this feature is found on the S5 Pro.

What is the impact on the sensor if this feature is used too frequwently? Is there any documentation in the user manual?

not sure about the impact but you can only switch it on for 30 secs. it can be handy at times but I still prefer the normal view finder. if you use it a lot, probably better to look at Olympus

paisatge · 16th April 2007

Originally Posted by Zenten

I read somewhere that there is a picture stabiliser mode that is built into the S5 Pro ..... how does this work?

i don't think so. at least, I can't find that on my s5

Zenten · 16th April 2007

Originally Posted by paisatge

i don't think so. at least, I can't find that on my s5

Thanks Bro. Read that in a promotional leaflet of the S5 Pro at the recent IT show

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paisatge · 16th April 2007

Originally Posted by Zenten

Thanks Bro. Read that in a promotional leaflet of the S5 Pro at the recent IT show .

probably a typo. you can check it out here
http://www.fujifilm.com/products/dig...pro/index.html

photobum · 17th April 2007

Originally Posted by Zenten

I read somewhere that there is a picture stabiliser mode that is built into the S5 Pro ..... how does this work?

Even better, the image stabilizer mode is "built-in" the photographer.

Take less caffeinated drinks.

raincool2005 · 17th April 2007

Originally Posted by Zenten

Understand that this feature is found on the S5 Pro.

What is the impact on the sensor if this feature is used too frequwently? Is there any documentation in the user manual?

u go buy one and use.. and then tell us the outcome.

Zenten · 18th April 2007

Originally Posted by raincool2005

u go buy one and use.. and then tell us the outcome.

Tell me about it ....... you are the one always bragging about your F20 .................. go buy the S5 Pro and enter into a new dimension ................

Noakram · 19th April 2007

The Live view function is mentioned in the user manual. Will check tonight on the contents. However, I need to go through the menu system in order to access the function.

yowch · 26th April 2007

Warning, minimise sensor on time. Set sleep to the shortest possible that you can. Keep camera away from heat (like in a car in the sun). I have been warned (by fuji) that the sensor death problem of the S2pro and some other earlier Fuji sensors is due to heating up. Actually, it is almost the same with any sensor, but just that Fuji's production seems to suffer more from this.

Live view only if you must.

Also, if you keep the shutter open longer, more dust will get tot eh charged sensor, right?

16th April 2007	#1
Zenten Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 6,204	Live view for S5 Pro Understand that this feature is found on the S5 Pro. What is the impact on the sensor if this feature is used too frequwently? Is there any documentation in the user manual? __________________ Nikomi Canpen Zenten :eek: Not exactly 100% Natural but definitely the closest you can get to it

16th April 2007	#2
Zenten Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 6,204	Re: Live view for S5 Pro I read somewhere that there is a picture stabiliser mode that is built into the S5 Pro ..... how does this work? __________________ Nikomi Canpen Zenten :eek: Not exactly 100% Natural but definitely the closest you can get to it

19th April 2007	#10
Noakram Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Singapore Posts: 216	Re: Live view for S5 Pro The Live view function is mentioned in the user manual. Will check tonight on the contents. However, I need to go through the menu system in order to access the function.

26th April 2007	#11
yowch Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Singapore, Redhill Posts: 1,063	Re: Live view for S5 Pro Warning, minimise sensor on time. Set sleep to the shortest possible that you can. Keep camera away from heat (like in a car in the sun). I have been warned (by fuji) that the sensor death problem of the S2pro and some other earlier Fuji sensors is due to heating up. Actually, it is almost the same with any sensor, but just that Fuji's production seems to suffer more from this. Live view only if you must. Also, if you keep the shutter open longer, more dust will get tot eh charged sensor, right?