photolando

For one I wasn’t being rude.  And two, I’m suggesting an in camera setting Fuji should add so they are out of camera jpegs  I may as well shoot raw if I have to use a program later. As a 30 year ...

There is only one. Colonial Photo and Hobby. Camera stores are becoming a thing of the past. Mostly because of buying off the internet

In the long run, this is a good thing. We have one camera store left here in Orlando. It's a very good one selling all the leading brands as well as lighting gear, bags, and even some darkroom...

Guess you didn't read where I wrote (twice) that shooting raw is NOT an option. If I could shoot raw, I would not even be worrying about this.  Kind of obvious.

No.  I find for most of my event work, and I have tried them all, Astia seems to be good neutral ground.  Not as punchy as the rest. And no raws for those who suggested it.  Yeah, on some events I ...

As much as I love my Fujis, (T1 & H1), I find that sometimes my jpegs or just a little too punchy and need a little mid level boost. They do  have Highlight and Shadow control in the menu but too ...

Every time this question is asked do many say "Get a business degree instead!" Look, if your going to get in this business, no one needs a business degree.  Yes, you do need" some" business skills ...

It's does that to save on battery power.   I'd rather put up with that (never had to really) than wonder why my battery runs down even quicker without it.

He already got paid in full

Uh, no.  It is NOT 50% "gray".  If anything, it's 50% black.  Or 50% white.  It is the mid point between pure black and pure white. Gray can be anything in between.  But you can't say it's 50% "gray".

They are. A colleague of mine uses them a lot at some of the corporate events we do. But those are a one area, one thing set up. Weddings have you moving all over the place very quickly and mainly ...

I would try using Face Detection if you do see their face when you're shooting.  With golf, since they look down and then turn towards the fairway and sometimes wear a hat, it may not find it.   ...

Tracking?  Nobody is running or even moving that much in golf.  At least while they are actually golfing.  What's to track?  They're standing still and swinging or putting the club. I cover golf ...

2-12 people?  Wedding type groups?  One regular 42ish inch umbrella is fine. As I always tell people.  It's just a "group shot".  We're not talking fine classic family portrait.  If it were, ok, ...

No need to get huffy. I was merely pointing out, since people showed samples of moire and those without was because those without have AA filters. No because of some "magical thing" Fuji figured ...

Does the A5 have and Antialias filter?  That would be the reason why you see no moire.  I  don't think Fuji figured out any magical way to deal with it besides that.  Well they did, it's called an ...

I will find out later today. Shot top performing employees at one of Universal Orlando's hotel (Royal Caribbean). First with their GM, then with the CEO. All with studio lighting and a backdrop. Sh ...

Your going to be shooting what?  The place?  An event?  People?

It depends.  As someone who shoots a lot of events and sometimes outdoors, I can say without question, yes.  But not for the reason you stated. Anytime you can get the flash a little higher than ...

No.  Antialiasing has to do with smoothing out pixel jaggyness.  One of the reasons for X-Trans is to help with moire when shooting things with patterns like the weaves and patterns in materials ...