FZ50 n TZ1 colors

[vnwt88]

hi all,

just wondering is there anyone with both the FZ50 n TZ1 for comparision?


the colors from my TZ1 is greener than that from my FZ50 thou i am not sure which is more accurate;

below are some photos i took from my recent Cameron Trip using both FZ50 n TZ1;



http://www.minisg.com/index.php?name...ewtopic&t=2245

[ExplorerZ]

a comparison instead of random pic?

[vnwt88]

the 1st, 4th , 8th n 9th pix are taken using TZ1;

i just happen to notice that the mountain seems greener than those taken using FZ50.

Is it normal?

FZ50 shot with NR low, Sharpness High;

[ExplorerZ]

Originally Posted by vnwt88 the 1st, 4th , 8th n 9th pix are taken using TZ1; i just happen to notice that the mountain seems greener than those taken using FZ50. Is it normal? FZ50 shot with NR low, Sharpness High;

no.. try shooting at the same exposure... from what i can see those that looks more
"green" are actually more exposed than those dull underexpose green...
different lighting condition and whitebalance will also make color goes different.

[vnwt88]

ok, will try again;

i always shoot using the P settings. (i am a point n shoot snapshot guy). it is just i cant help but notice the greener greens from the TZ1 which looked better to me; so i wonder is my FZ50 normal.


thanks for yr advice;

[JimDavis]

Originally Posted by vnwt88 ok, will try again; i always shoot using the P settings. (i am a point n shoot snapshot guy). it is just i cant help but notice the greener greens from the TZ1 which looked better to me; so i wonder is my FZ50 normal. thanks for yr advice;

It is going to be tough comparison, if you really want to conduct a technical session.

Besides what Explorerz mentioned, if you were really want to get into the technicality part of it, where you position your camera, at which point of a specific object that you focus, your focusing method, etc., all have to be taken into consideration in order to conduct an "apple-to-apple" comparison.

[vnwt88]

Originally Posted by JimDavis It is going to be tough comparison, if you really want to conduct a technical session. Besides what Explorerz mentioned, if you were really want to get into the technicality part of it, where you position your camera, at which point of a specific object that you focus, your focusing method, etc., all have to be taken into consideration in order to conduct an "apple-to-apple" comparison.

sorry for late reply;

i will test using the default settings.

just to see whether any diff..