T100...Partial Color" special effect"

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Love it or hate it!!!This gives you an example of some effects you can attain by using this feature...Personally,given the right picture I think its a neat option,especially when you can apply it after the picture has been taken.It retains the originally picture and applies the special effect by creating another image so if you don't like it you don'y lose the original shot.

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The T100 looks like an awesome camera. I have already ordered the H9 and looking forward to it's capabilities, but will most likely get the T100 towards the end of the year or early part next year, hoping prices will drop on these.

How does it handle moving subjects in low light with no flash? Do you get blurry pictures?

Now THAT'S a cool effect!

indeed!
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Shots posted:
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In my opinion this is not a low light action camera at all...unless you want to shoot at a very high ISO and sacrifice alot of quality.

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Low light ACTION? Heck, I'm surprised it can stop DAYLIGHT action!

When it boils down to it, I'm not so sure that even the mighty Fuji pocketcams can take good low light ACTION shots.

They'll take good low light shots, but freezing the action in low light?...not so sure.

I think that the ideal for most folks would be to be able to take "good" low light shots at indoor parties (posed groups of people) without having to use flash. Even better if it could be done in dimly lit bars. If the T100 can do that with its better ISO and OIS combo, I'd be a mighty happy camper. Not so sure, though.

Remember, the T100 DOES gain 2-3 stops with the OIS. Combined with the likely 1 stop better ISO performance, should somewhat challenge the Fuji for low light stills. Hello museum cam?

Now if the W90 gives even one MORE stop with its faster f2.8 glass, THAT might be tempting too, but I think the T100's feature set is a bit more impressive.

Btw, are there any manual adjustments for in-camera sharpening or contrast???

Yes.

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Shots posted:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nightroad_ax/

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No.

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Don't both of you guys have the camera?!

What's the TRUE answer??????

The winner is.......NO!
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F717 is enough, for now.....Oh well, now I've got an H1.

Damn!

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I agree. So many on these forums are all concerned about copyrights, repostings, etc. I am really looking forward to the day somebody actually wants to copy and use one of my photos for something...anything!!!

R2D2 said:

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that is cool