IMO, x10 has been very handy as well as capable of good photo shoots. My friends have been blown away with the shoots, even low lighting is neither an obstacle to this small gem. OMG, it is really a fun high-end cam to have with plenty to give.
Fuji X10, so pretty!
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IMO, x10 has been very handy as well as capable of good photo shoots. My friends have been blown away with the shoots, even low lighting is neither an obstacle to this small gem. OMG, it is really a fun high-end cam to have with plenty to give.
Cheesecake
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SLR Revo at Funan.
S$802/. with 16gb SD card, original leather case and the protective sticker for the LCD screen.
Is the 16GB class 10? I was quoted $849 by TK Photo with extra battery, cleaning kit (which I got no need).
Cheesecake
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Yes, is class 10. Got mine from SLR too, like what Cheesecake mentioned is S$802, and pay $7 for the extra 3rd party battery. So far, SLR is the cheapest I can find
Took some photos at Sentosa and Marina Bay
Sentosa & Marina 2012 - a set on Flickr
Happy Viewing :")
Sentosa & Marina 2012 - a set on Flickr
Happy Viewing :")
Just sharing on the pricing at Funan's Harvey Norman as of 25th Jan, albeit not the cheapest:
$840 - cash
$880 - credit card
$840 - cash
$880 - credit card
The Fuji X10 Leaf shutter is awesome!
Used a Phottix trigger and SB-900 (1/4 power) to radio trigger @ 1/4000/sec! High speed sync!
This was taken in very bright daylight high noon. Adjustment made in Lightroom for exposure and saturation.
Used a Phottix trigger and SB-900 (1/4 power) to radio trigger @ 1/4000/sec! High speed sync!
This was taken in very bright daylight high noon. Adjustment made in Lightroom for exposure and saturation.
I've been using a tungsten gel filter on the X10 built in flash and also the EF20. Works very well. Basically the tungsten gel is to enable the same color light from flash and from the ambient light source. That way, with a custom white balance, you can get foreground and background to be the same color and makes for very natural looking lighting. At first I used double sided tape to keep the gel in place, but now I'm using magnetic strips to keep them in place and switch positions. See below
Tungsten gel ready to shot in flash
Tungsten gel kept when not shooting flash
A group photo shot with built in flash using tungsten gel and strong ambient light .. Pardon the photo sharpness, the waiter helping us shot the photo was not very steady.
Me and my uncle. Shot with EF-20 Flash with tungsten gel and strong ambient light.
Tungsten gel ready to shot in flash
Tungsten gel kept when not shooting flash
A group photo shot with built in flash using tungsten gel and strong ambient light .. Pardon the photo sharpness, the waiter helping us shot the photo was not very steady.
Me and my uncle. Shot with EF-20 Flash with tungsten gel and strong ambient light.
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The Fuji X10 Leaf shutter is awesome!
Used a Phottix trigger and SB-900 (1/4 power) to radio trigger @ 1/4000/sec! High speed sync!
This was taken in very bright daylight high noon. Adjustment made in Lightroom for exposure and saturation.
Good result with your flash and nice shot.
I've been using a tungsten gel filter on the X10 built in flash and also the EF20. Works very well. Basically the tungsten gel is to enable the same color light from flash and from the ambient light source. That way, with a custom white balance, you can get foreground and background to be the same color and makes for very natural looking lighting. At first I used double sided tape to keep the gel in place, but now I'm using magnetic strips to keep them in place and switch positions. See below
Tungsten gel ready to shot in flash
Tungsten gel kept when not shooting flash
A group photo shot with flash using tungsten gel and strong ambient light .. Pardon the photo sharpness, the waiter helping us shot the photo was not very steady.
Good result on your tungsten gel too.
Cheesecake
Senior Member
I've been using a tungsten gel filter on the X10 built in flash and also the EF20. Works very well. Basically the tungsten gel is to enable the same color light from flash and from the ambient light source. That way, with a custom white balance, you can get foreground and background to be the same color and makes for very natural looking lighting. At first I used double sided tape to keep the gel in place, but now I'm using magnetic strips to keep them in place and switch positions. See below
Tungsten gel ready to shot in flash
Tungsten gel kept when not shooting flash
A group photo shot with built in flash using tungsten gel and strong ambient light .. Pardon the photo sharpness, the waiter helping us shot the photo was not very steady.
Me and my uncle. Shot with EF-20 Flash with tungsten gel and strong ambient light.
thanks for sharing. interesting set up!
For my indoor flash photography its almost a standard thing to do now. Tried doing just normal flash without gel and auto balance or even custom white balance, usually end up half yellow half daylight color. Almost impossible to correct properly with mix of colors. Once the colors are all the same (tungsten), its easy to get balanced colors.
Also its cheap, the tungsten gel is just a few dollars from Cathay Photo. Its the size of a mahjong paper, so just cut small bit, so less than a few cents per gel. Also the magnetic sheets can be bought cheaply at any stationary shop. Then use double sided tape to put them all together.