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Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR Review
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Thanks for your very prompt review!I will be wait your reviews Canon G11 and Pentax Kx .
nice Camera…I prefer Canon though.
A really great looking camera and cheap too. Nice.
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Fuji have done really well, I think, to have rapidly introduced two new cameras sporting the EXR sensor, following the revolutionary F200EXR (which I own and much appreciate) - and in both cases (the F70EXR and now the S200EXR)they have added features and operating controls which are better than on the 200. So although it's the sensor which is the USP in all these three cameras, readers be aware: the two newer cameras have been improved all-round, and are very, very impressive!
Thanks for this first very complete test.
I am very interested to buy this bridge camera for christmas because i like the result in is HDR photo and is great possibility to use it at high ISO ( 800 ) with a minimum in noise.
I have a Panasonic FZ30 who is perfect at 80 Iso but deliver little noise at 100 Iso and more at 200 and up.
How does it compare with the S100FS? Just wondering.
Looks like a very nice camera, but once more there's that bridge camera compromise of the small sensor. Time and again bridge cameras are marketed as an alternative to a DSLR with the only difference being the fixed lens, but every time the marketing blurb fails to mention the small sensor. You will never get the same results with a smaller sensor.
Yes I know that they couldn't make this camera with a larger sensor for the same price, but the uninitiated don't know that and could be fooled.
Is made in China ?
You know that you can print a 11x16 po. with this type of small sensor Fuji EXR and nothing is wrong or noticeable for a human eye.I always do that with my bridge Panasonic FZ30 at 80 ISO. If you're not a pro who done large large print it's not so important to use big SLR (single lens reflex) sensor.But if you always done big cropping of your photography it's sure that is a problem to use small sensor.For a normal use and a medium experience in art of taking photos i think that this type of bridge sensor is very adequate for non-pro photography.
@Rock Bourgow
The size of the sensor is about much more than the resolution. For example there are issues with depth of field. Let's say you want to take a head and shoulders portrait where only the subject is in focus. With a large sensor you can achieve this from a relatively close range. With a tiny sensor the much shorter focal length will give a much greater depth of field and therefore make the effect impossible to achieve. Unless of course you can stand much further away and use a longer lens, often not an option when shooting indoors or for intimate shots in crowd situations like candids at weddings.
And lets not get into things like increased noise from an over populated sensor.
Where are the RAW files ?? (links error)
@ Gareth Jones
I think you do a mistake with the depth of field.
If the combination of your camera and lens give a real focal lenght of 40mm on a big or a small sensor you will have the same short depth of field at an aperture F4 and more depth of field at F8 and more at F11.
When you use pocket camera you don't have the real focal lenght and aperture and it is the reason why the depth of field is always very great.
When a bridge camera tell you is a 33mm to 430mm you have a real number for the combination and assembling of the camera and lens.
May be other person can confirm this !
I'm checking the price for the Finepix S200 ERX
here in Quebec Canada and if my friend who is a resellers give me a good discount i will take it in next week.
Sorry I think you misunderstood me. To get a particular field of view on a smaller sensor the required focal length will be shorter, and therefore the depth of field for the same aperture will be greater.
Apologies, the RAW files are now working.
Just curious why this camera from Fuji (s200exr) did not received 5 stars for image quality while s9100fd (s9600fd) from Fuji received 5 stars?
@Rock and Gareth Jones
Fuji's using software tricks to achieve a SLR-like aperture performance by taking multiple shots and combining them together. To me it didn't work very well, but anyhow, while it's not SLR, it does come pretty close for most people.
@flo: Yes.
@James Wright
Apart from screen at the back they look almost identical. Lens are nearly identical and experience a similar level of CA, which isn't so nice to look at, but then again no worse than Canon EOS400D rubbish kit lens.
There's the flash socket missing at the bottom below the lens also, but looking at both in front of me I can't find any other differences. Except maybe S200 doesn't take XD card… seems slot is different.
The big difference of course is the EXR sensor and associated ease of use.
Personally I must say that I am enjoying the S200, the way it handles and feels in the hands, though I would not make default settings to ISO 1600, Large size and Normal quality of JPGs like what Fuji did.
Just my 2 cents…
Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR - Image Quality: 4.5
Canon PowerShot SX20 IS - Image Quality: 3.5
What do you base image quality on? Have you taken a closer look at people's hair in the sample images of both cameras?
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Theres a lot more to image quality than things like hair detail. Dynamic range, chromatic aberations, exposure accuracy, yada yada yada. They all matter, but you have picked on one small aspect of image quality to try to justify your argument.
By "hair detail" I meant Resolution which is one of the most important parts in an image. Those things you mentioned (except yada yada yada) can be fixed in Photoshop.
I was thinking about buying this camera (that's why I found this website) but I start having second thoughts every time I see a picture that looks like an oil painting probably due to the heavy noise reduction applied to it.
Nos, if you really believe that you can, for example, increase dynamic range in photoshop then words (almost) fail me. If your image is lacking in highlight and shadow detail then you can't put it back in photoshop. Photoshop can only work with what you give it, it can't add detail that was never recorded.
Sorry, but to claim that resolution is the most important factor of image quality is to miss the point of years of development of photographic technology.
Roger Payne editor of Photography Monthly (Britain) has just completed in the December issue, tests between the S200EXR, Lumix FZ38 and the Canon SX1, and the S200EXR came out on top. So much so he has decided to take it with him on his forthcoming trip to New York.
S200EXR use a smaller sensor than S100FS (Nearly 10% less). But results seem to be as good for the two cameras. Is it right??? Is it due to EXR technologie, comparing to super CCD technologie used with SF100S ?
I used S100FS since a few month, and i am wondering if i keep it or if i'd better change it for the S200EXR…
Please Mark Goldstein, could you compare these to cameras and tell us what's the best?
Thanks from Patrice (Paris-France)
Come join the Fujifilm S200exr group on Flickr.com Let's see your pics.
The S200EXR seems almost ideal, I just wish the 14.3 zoom range started wider, ie 28-400 or better still 26-370.
I am considering between S200 and Coolpix P90. Which one is better? I am most concerned with image quality.
If you are most concerned with image quality then you are on a hiding to nothing with a super zoom bridge camera. There are two things that will mess with the image quality; firstly there is the tiny sensor; and secondly there is the enormous zoom range of the lens.
Having such a huge zoom range will tempt some people towards these cameras and away from an entry level DSLR, but that enormous zoom range will compromise image quality. Now I'm not saying these are bad cameras, far from it. They are very good cameras for what they are, but don't be fooled into thinking that they will produce excellent image quality.
If you want the best image quality for your cash you can find a DSLR for a similar price. The Olympus E-420 is around at the moment for less than £300 and while it only comes with a 3x zoom lens you will get much better image quality than either the S200 or P90. While an entry level DSLR will cost significantly more there are always offers around, such as that Olympus. And don't forget that with a DSLR you can continue to expand your collection of lenses, with a bridge camera you're stuck with the one lens.
If you're looking at spending the thick end of three hundred quid it really is worth considering a DSLR.
Hi Photography Blog,
Based on this review, as well as some other research I did, I recently purchase a Fujifilm S200 EXR. I'm glad I read the review before I did as I could not be happier with the camera.
Yeah, it's a little bulky. However, when I wave it around to gain entry to some high profile party, concert or other event, people take me very seriously and let me right in! ;)
If nothing else, the S200 EXR serves as a good prop! ;)
Please do keep up the good work and I'll be reading you!
S100FS S200EXR Please Mark Goldstein, could you compare these to cameras and tell us what's the best? Thanks from Andrey (Russia)
I got this new one camera for $440.00 can.in FEB 2010
I have read many reports and test on web for knowing and understand how to utilize it, because the manuel for this camera is very cheap compare to the top quality of camera.
I have done some test in interior church with no flash and use a good tripod , and the result is superb in the mode SP SCENES who take 4 photos and combine in one for the max luminosity in dark and low light situation.
It's a complex camera for poeple who have not already use a bridge camera because this model have many and many menu options. But if you want the best bridge with a very minimum noise st 800 iso, you are in business.
I have also a canon 50D and Canon 400D with many good IS lens and i am very please to see the very good optical quality of this fuji s200 EXR.
but remember this, it's a camera for poeple who are not affraid to read test and reviews like this excellent web site,photographyblog.com, because the manual don't done the job for understand all options.
What about comparison of s200exr and s100fs?
#28 Petrolbonce,
You are spreading disinformation. Those entry level DSLRs that cost about little over £300 usually come with a kit lens that produces images that is INFERIOR to the top bridge cameras like the s200exr.
Its only when you spend £100s more to buy proper lenses for the entry level DSLR, that you notice better image quality. Therefore the £300 for a DSLR is very misleading.
Re: 28 and 33 comments
UGK is very clear and right in is comment for answering to Petrolbonce no 28 comment.
If you want a better optimal quality sharp image like the pro lens yous should pay over $600.00 US big dollars just for the lens.
With this fuji fine pix S200 EXR you have a very very good sharp image quality and a large variety of focal lens.
For the price it's now the best assembling for optic quality and less noise sensor in the actual market of bridge.
It's the best semi-pro camera, re. quality/$$$ on the market.This bridge camera beat all the entry level SLR ( single lens reflex ) on the market.
If you don't want to always change the focal lens on your camera and recolt dust on your sensor it's the better choice you can done.
See my photos in interior church an covent with no flash and high iso.
http://picasaweb.google.com/photosrockbourgault/CouventDesSoeursGrises# and http://picasaweb.google.com/photosrockbourgault/MontrealEgliseMarieReineDuMonde#
There is so much rubbish written about image quality and sensor size by those who have spent 1000s on a DSLR and dont like to addmit they didnt need to. I find this camera perfect for 90% of my pictures as i only print upto A4 90% of the time. Use ISO up to around 400 and you can go as big as A3! I have a Nikon D300 that i find i am using less and less due to the quality of the results and the versatility this camera offers.
There is so much more to the size of your sensor than the resolution of your images. Newbies always seem to think that a higher pixel count is all that matters, at long last however the market has caught on to the fact that adding pixels for the sake of more pixels is a dead end.
One issue with a high pixel count on a small sensor is that the lens may not be able to resolve down to the level of detail that the sensor can capture. This is often evident in cheap cameras with a high pixel count.
A smaller sensor will *always* be more prone to noise than a larger sensor for the same resolution. For the same resolution a larger sensor will have larger photosites and therefore capture low light better. This isn't just about noise in low light photography, but noise in shadows. A larger sensor will suffer less noise in shadows and produce better shadow detail and therefore a better effective dynamic range.
A larger sensor will always give better control over depth of field than a smaller sensor. Faking a bokeh electronically is never the same as achieving it optically.
So there are four things that will always be better with a larger sensor.
In short, and to paraphrase, there is so much rubbish written about image quality and sensor size by those who scrimped on their equipment and don't like to admit that it was a mistake. With cameras, as with most things in this life, you get what you pay for.* Pay more, get more. Don't be seduced by high pixel counts and massive zoom ranges until you've tried a large sensor.
*This holds true as long as you steer clear of a lot of Leica branded equipment.
Think your missing my point about image quality. It is obvious that a larger sensor is capable of producing better results but it gets to a point when your paying for something you do not need. It has always been the case. I remember David Bailey saying he used to inlarge 35mm contact prints so the photo editers who insisted on medium format thought that was what he was using!
After 20yrs in the phographic business I can asure you most people could not tell the differance between my pictures taken with my S200EXR and my Nikon D300.
Clive, Your comments would hold true were it not for the fact that my Sony A200 cost less than the S200EXR. OK so the zoom range of the Fujifilm is much larger than the 3.9 times of the kit lens with the Sony. Although that would be more than offset by the distortion and chromatic aberations produced by the Fujifilm.
The fact that Fujifilm attempt to correct exltronicall for the shortcomings such as depth of field control and dynamic range proves that they accept the shortcomings of the camera in those areas.
I have met many people who have bought bridge cameras and been disapointed with the image quality when compared to that produced by friends DSLRs. Yes there are subjects where you won't be able to see the difference, but there are many where you will.
And as for Bailey; isn't this the man who advertised the trip 35 as being every bit as good as a pro-level SLR?
I think you make my point for me when you say " distortion and chromatic aberations produced by the Fujifilm" What test did you undertake for find this out? They are just not that bad! Have you acually used this camera? I have always used SLR's and DSLR's and believed myself that the image quality on the modern bridge cameras would not be good enough but was very supprised by the results when i acually used one. There are many reasons to buy a DSLR rather than a bridge camera but image quality below ISO400 on A4 prints isnt one of them. I really do believe that a lot of comment are from people who have not even used or looked at the results of these cameras?
This Fuji Fine Pix S200EXR is a bridge camera who can done the usual photography for 95% of poeples in traveling, reception, children and family photos etc…the EXR and SP dial mode can done a perfect automatic job for most situation you can meet.
Very very good resolution for 11 x 16.5 inches and less format pictures.
I you want to done some creativity mode you can use the others dial select mode or use a SLR camera mount with very good $$$ lens.
I'm member of 2 photographies club and i also use semi-pro SLR Canon 50D and 400D with many sharp and $$$ lens for club contest photography.But you know it's combersome and heavy to carry this full materials.
Week after week i'm very very amaze for the super capability of this Fuji bridge S200EXR camera and now this camera follow me everywhere for the normal day and night photography inside and outside.
The real question is .... What You Want ? A very good photography for souvenirs or always a number one contest winner photo.
When i use this excellent Fuji bridge i have only one object to carry for a 30.5 mm to 436 mm focal lenght and it's light. When i shoot for contest photography i should travel 3 or 4 lens and two camera bodies in a full heavy backpack.
The Fuji S200 EXR is a first choice for a bridge camera with full long focal range and very good resolution sharp picture with a minimal noise in rought situation of low light. It's the best technical improvement for the bridge camera.
There is one other marketing trick people need to be weary of: The all inclusive cheaper lens for entry level DSLR. They are the Tamron 18-200mm variety. They will cost under £200. The images they produce is not significantly better than a good bridge camera.
Therefore you can buy an entry level DSLR like Sony A230 and a tamron lens approaching £500. And the results are not significantly better.
There are some much better quality 'all inclusive lens' but they start at £450 and go much higher.
And ofcourse you get even better images with a selection of fixed point lenses (but the hassle of more equipment and spending even more money).
I know some expert photographers who dont use all inclusive zoom lenses. They have a fixed point lens for each distance and a top of the range body to go with it. They make it very clear that zoom lenses ruin quality.
So DSLRs are no joke, they are a very slippery slope.
With a really good compact camera, most ordinary human beings can get more than they need.
Boy am I confused by so many arguemnts for and against formats. I use a Finepix S8000fd and a HP something or other cheap and nasty plastic compact, can't see a lot of difference even on my HD monitor, or up to A4 in print.
My daughters are both taking up photography and I wanted to buy them a Canon DSLR to compare with my old EOS film camera which sits on the shelf looking very lonely, I have looked at the 1000D, 55OD and glanced at Sony, Nikon and others.
What I want is to allow my teenagers to be creative, to test their imagination, to be proud of the photos they take and of course to do well in their exams.
Given that some of you use both frmats yet like this reviewed camera enough to use it every day it makes me wonder why I should waste money on a DSLR.
Any help appreciated
For Confuscious
If yours teenagers are fine with costs materiels photographics and they can use other mode than auto, buy for them goods bridge cameras like this fuji S200 exr with UV and polarizing filters, a cobra flash and good tripod or monopod and a camera bag.
In future if they really like the art of photography they can transit toward DSLR camera.
this fuji camera can do the job for teenagers creativity at reasonnable cost.
The convenience of the bridge camera is highly underrated, especially if you are an adventure photographer traveling light in the back country.
Anyone who uses a dSLR, and is honest, knows that they've missed shots simply because they weren't always willing to stop and change the lens yet again, or haul some specialized accessory from their pack.
There is also another reason to invest in the bridge camera; dSLRs are changing at a rapid pace, so your $1,000+ investment is rapidly outmoded by new sensors and electronics in short order. If you really want to use the "best", you'll be working a second job just to keep up with the pixel peepers.
Buying a less expensive bridge camera could allow you to get all the great shots now, instead of being constantly disappointed with the dSLR that doesn't quite offer all the cutting edge features you imagine you really need.
Finally, given the margins that big companies are making on the higher end dSLRs, you are also probably getting much better value for your dollar with the less expensive bridge camera. As long as you're getting photos you're proud of, the rest is just academic.
i love it i will buy one cheap and good specs
I'd like to address this to the manufactures of Fujifilm Finepix S1800 12 mp with 18x zoom and 3 inch LCD: As one of the many expert authors of ezine articles, it is our way not to write half truths about any gadget that people crave for a long time and to that end I would prefer if you could send me one good sample that I could report of.
Many thanks in advance.
Thanks for the link to the church interior photos. It's very useful to have actual photos to examine when considering the purchase of a new camera.
It's a real pleasure if it can help you in your choice AHS 1957.
Fuji have now finished to produce this S200 EXR and have no project to done a future EXR with amilioration like a super 30X zoom or full HD video.
Poeple of Fuji company have said to me it's because the type of captor who have change ???
Then if you don't want a rupture of stock it is preferable to buy it in the next two months.
I repeat this for anyone who want the best brigde on the market with an automatic function who done the job for 90% of my photography and may be 100% for you. Buy one and take your photos with just the obligation to compose your shot and fire…the shot will be very very good at 99% of your total shooting.
Thanks for the advice. Just ordered one. From Amazon. Not the lowest price but I feel more comfortable with Amazon than with some others.
I have this camera
and I DO BELIEVE IT'S THE BEST OVER THERE!
the picture quality is just perfect, and the controls, and the usability, and the functionality and the entire camera performance is outstanding! I feel like a have a true DSLR!!
I believe it's the best and I will truly think a lot before getting a new one!
As a recent convert to digital photography, I think this camera fills a real void in the marketplace for someone looking to spend between $300 and $500. In this price range most of the choices are huge megapixel/megazoom models with tiny sensors and so-so optical quality, or a premium compact such as the canon powershot G11 with its great optics and build quality, but only a puny 5x zoom and 10 megapixel resolution. This model seems to hit the best compromise of specs and quality in this price range
So one of the main reasons we've been looking at DSLR cams is because of their ability to take pictures with little to no reload time between pictures. What is this like with this style of bridge camera? We want to be able to capture pictures one after another without having to wait 5-10 seconds like we do with our current camera (just a P&S camera from Kodak). Can anyone help me figure this out?
Can anyone help with how to handle the Raw Files (.raf) They don't seem to open in Photoshop CS3
Probably the worst bridge camera ever made.
Bad image quality (looks like oil painting), low dynamic range (almost every shot from S200EXR has under- or overexposed parts), cheap lens (any DSLR kit lens are better), low battery capacity etc.
RAW files from S200 are not supported by popular imaging software like Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom or Capture One.
I'd rate this camera a 2 out of 5, mostly for awful image quality and incorrect color handling. Not recommended to buy.
Well I've seen some trolling on here before, but Serge, you take the biscuit.
What a pointless post. Bad image quality? Really? Well how come none of the sample images look like an oil painting?
RAW files not supported in Photoshop? Really? Well how come those sample RAF images open in my copy of CS5?
Incorrect colour handling? Sorry, but the colours are absolutely fine. Again check the sample images.
So we can assume from this that you don't know how to use Photoshop and you don't know how to use a camera. Why are you posting on a photography site if you can't do those two simple things?
>>Well how come none of the sample images look like an oil painting?
Try zooming to 100%.
>>RAW files not supported in Photoshop? Really?
Really. S200EXR .RAF files aren't supported in any version of Photoshop, including CS5. And they'll never be supported, since the camera now is long discontinued.
>>Incorrect colour handling? Sorry, but the colours are absolutely fine.
I'm sorry, dear sir, but you're obviously got a problem with your eyes. I suggest you to check your vision immediately.
I repeat: purchasing S200EXR is a good way to waste your money. Get Canon 1000D or Nikon D3100 instead of this crap.
Let's see then, you're saying the RAF files won't open in CS5 when they do? Do you even have a copy of CS5 to test?
Zoom 100%? So you're a pixel peeper rather than a photographer. It figures.
And why are you comparing a bridge camera with much more expensive DSLRs? To equip either of those cameras with a lens of similar zoom range as the Fuji would cost several times the price of the Fuji. Yes if money was no object then people would probably buy the Nikon or Canon with a monster zoom, or better yet several lenses. However most people live in a world where money is limited and spend as much as they can afford on a camera. When somebody is spending every penny they can afford on a camera telling them that they should spend several times more is entirely pointless.
Now stop trolling and go and do something productive. Like maybe learn to author a decent image rather than obsessing over individual pixels.
Ok. Try opening first RAF image from sample gallery in Photoshop CS5. I have the Photoshop CS5 Extended with all updates installed (Camera Raw v6.3 release candidate).
You'll get the following message:
"Could not complete your request because the file appears to be from a camera model which is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw."
Read this:
>>And why are you comparing a bridge camera with much more expensive DSLRs?
Much more expensive? Canon EOS 1000D costs almost the same money now and provides superior quality and sharpness even with kit lens (18-55 IS).
"Much more expensive? Canon EOS 1000D costs almost the same money now and provides superior quality and sharpness even with kit lens (18-55 IS)."
That's a crock. The 18-55 zoom givers you a 3x zoom range. In order to compare like with like you need to look at the cost of a 1000D with a lens of the same zoom range as the Fuji. Find that brand new at the same price as a bridge camera and then post the link on here.
just bought this cam last friday coz its price dropped (PhP14800 or USD336), i only started learning photography last sunday but i can already conclude that this cam is superb for its price and class…
hey so i have had my fujifilm fine pix s200 for 4 months now and i love it . it takes amazing photos as well as user friendly . i found that you get a lot for a very cheap price . i use it for my photography as well . i would recommend anyone who is thinking about getting it to get it its worth the money
i have had my fujifilm fine pix s200EXR for 4 months now i wasn't sure at first if i wanted it or if it would be any good but after i read reviews and bought it i found that it takes amazing photos and its very user friendly as well .also has great battery time on it . i would recommend this camera to everyone its worth the buy
@jj you will get a lot for a little money if you buy a camera that has been out of production for quite a while. Not that I'm criticizing your choice. I find that the camera market changes so fast that buying last year's camera at a massive discount is an excellent way to buy the best you can afford.
This is a great bridge camera,I think it takes just as good as pics if Not Better than the Canon SXi W/kit lens.
If you dont care about HD Video You Cannot go wrong.
Sounds like a fab camera except that it looks like you cannot use the EXR on any of the manual (A/S/M) modes.
I was thinking of buying one (most likely secondhand, now) but can anyone tell me - from experience - the answer to the following questions? I downloaded the manual but it is not the most informative!...
I notice from the S200EXR's manual that it doesn't allow 'dynamic range bracketing' unless CCD-RAW is 'off': does this mean that dynamic range selection, itself - regardless of the bracketing - is unavailable to RAW files?
I can imagine that it will depend upon how RAW files work with the S200EXR: if they really are 'raw', in the strictest sense, then I guess that would be a barrier if the 200% or 400% dynamic-range-enhanced shots are a composite image of two 'samples' combined. Is that how it works, or is the huge range of shades instead compressed into a lesser overall scale, to be export-able as a RAW file?
I dunno - the manual gives clues to this maybe not being possible, without actually stating it unequivocally (as far as I can see).
Ultimately, what I'm asking is:-
Does any customisation to the Dynamic Range setting in the Shooting Menu for most or all shooting modes (e.g. 200%, 400%, auto) have any affect upon the the resulting RAW files, when shooting in RAW or RAW+JPG?
Is there nobody left out there with knowledge of / enthusiasm for these S200EXRs? All I'm getting from this is 'stick to Canons'!
I have been using Fuji Digital Bridge Camera's for the past 12 yrs.
Starting with the 4 mp S4000,9mp S9000,6mp S6000 and my
S200EXR i've had for 2yrs.All of these camera'stook amazing
photo's with the S200EXR at the top. I am in the process of
returning the entry level Canon EOS T3 12mp with 2 lenses.
I had heard so much talk about how a entry level DSLR would
wipe the floor with any P & S Bridge Camera.Well after taking both camera's out to my scenic spots and shooting I made up my mind in the first hour of shooting that the Canon T3 was not the camera to replace my S200EXR.
had mine for almost 3 years and love it. bought for under £200 brand new. i love fuji cameras they are easy to use plus good results
Now, ACR had supported S200EXR RAW files.
We can get a better IQ from using Adobe Program.
I have really enjoyed using this camera. 6000 shots later and still enjoing it!
It has a really good shutter click.
The manual zoom ring is a joy to use.
The EVR view finder is much better than the big screen, and really added to usability.
It does not support manual focus, only auto which can be locked.
thanks Fuji!
had my 200exr for 2yrs now and i love the results i get. saves keep changing lenses for different shots. the only lens i have purchased to add to the camera is a 4.5 fish eye and it works great. overall GOOD CAMERA
Hi, I have been reading all the comments so far on this site, and I must say that in amongst all the arguing there are a lot of people who seem to be comparing apples with oranges. A bridge camera is not a DSLR, and so should not be compared with it. Of course a DSLR with high quality lenses will take superior pictures to a bridge camera, simply because of the larger sensor. A larger sensor has larger photosites which can take more light without bleeding into adjacent ones, causing problems with image quality. That is a given. But that is not the big problem that it used to be with improvements in sensor design. Some of these "tiny" sensors that DSLR owners scoff at are in fact capable of amazing results now.
What do you want out of a camera? And what do you want to put into it in terms of $$$? And what is the visible difference in the end result in terms of image quality? What are you happy with? Does every photo need to be a world-beating masterpiece in terms of whatever? Technical perfection is not always the most important aspect of an image. What about artistic value? Or personal meaning? Or the message it conveys? Or the quality of the composition? Who actually wants to enlarge their photos to 30" x 20"?
Most people cannot afford to spend upwards of $1000 - $2000 to purchase such a high end DSLR kit. And they probably don't want to either. The difference in picture quality is no longer all that much as it used to be, as these bridge cameras are getting better all the time. How many people want to enlarge their photos more than A4? And even a crop from a good bridge camera photo can now be enlarged to A4 with still good results. I know this as I have done so myself. If you want to spend all that money, and want to carry all that heavy equipment, and want to have to change lenses, etc. etc. then go an buy a DSLR.
But if you just want to enjoy photography without all that hassle, and just want to carry one piece of equipment (2 pieces if you use a tripod), then buy a bridge camera.
I personally believe the lifecycle of the DSLR is limited and coming to a close in the not too distant future anyway. Just too expensive, too heavy, too much hassle, and too small a market (and a shrinking one) as compared to the bridge camera market, which is growing at an exponential rate. This amateur market is where all the money is to be made, as millions of these people are buying into bridge cameras at a phenomenal rate. Much of the physical technology in a DSLR is 'last century' technology, what with flipping mirrors, having to change lenses, small zoom ranges, and is fast becoming a thing of the past. And then there is the nuisance of cleaning dust off sensors, having to carry all this bulk around, setting it up each time you want to take a photo, and so on.
So there is no use in arguing about all this. Just get a camera which is right for you and be happy. We don't have to impress others with our choice of camera. Rather, let us enjoy our hobby and go out and take great pictures.
When I go out on a photo shoot, I take two things: My Fujifilm S200EXR and my tripod which I use for most of my photos. That's it. Easy. The results of my photography with this equipment is just amazing. This camera is just so versatile and capable, with everything from full auto, to full manual, including manual zoom and focussing, EXR modes, scene modes, intelligent TTL flash (including a hot shoe for external flash). It has shutter priority, aperture priority, full manual, full auto with program shift, with quick access buttons to white balance, ISO, focussing modes, metering modes, fast continuous shooting, bracketing, EV compensation, etc. etc. What more could I need?
I can shoot RAW if I want to, and have done many times. My ACDSee 5.0 program can work with the RAW files no problem. But the Jpegs produces by this camera are usually so good that often I don't bother with RAW. The only gripe I have with this camera is that the wide end of the zoom is not wide enough at 30.5mm. I would like a 24mm or even wider. But you can't have everything.
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"I knew this turnaround was not a one- to two-year program," Whitman said. "Even before I took this job, I knew it was a bigger undertaking."
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Incident report details: A juvenile parked his bicycle in the bike rack in front of Target and went inside to look at games. He then left Target and went into Gamestop. When he went back to get his bike and ride home, is was no longer there. Security footage showed police a white male riding off on the bicycle.
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Type of theft: Motor Vehicle
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Date: June 7
Time of day: 4:35 a.m.
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Suspect(s): Unknown
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Type of theft: Larceny
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Date: June 10
Time of day: 8:04 p.m.
Items stolen: Wallet
Total value: $104
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Membership: About 80 anthropologists and those in related disciplines who work and live in Japan
Purpose: To provide an English-language conference forum for Japanese and non-Japanese anthropologists as well as other social scientists to share original research and work in progress in a small and intimate setting with those most familiar with our ethnographic context: contemporary Japan
Overview To Date:
Under the leadership of Harumi Befu, the AJJ began in 1998 with our first meeting at Bunkyo Daigaku in Kyoto. (A conference volume came out of that year entitled, Globalization and Social Change in Contemporary Japan, Eds. Harumi Befu, Jerry Eades and Tom Gill, Trans Pacific Press, 2000) Our second annual meeting in 1999 was at Sophia University in Tokyo and last year's meeting was at Minnesota State University in Akita.
During the past three years, it seems that the general consensus is both that there is a need for a group such as AJJ and that we are fulfilling that need. We have had many good papers on a wide range of topics. There is no other group of our size or scope that functions as a forum to present findings and arguments in English. For those who are not part of a kenkyukai or for those who also want to present to a more international audience, we have done well.
Still, we have tended to be a group of foreigners working on Japan, both in the papers presented and the over-all attendance. That is, there have not been many Japanese anthropologists at our meetings. We would like to change that. To that end, we introduce the AJJ Network.
New Directions: AJJ Network
A network bringing foreign and Japanese anthropologists working on Japan together
The Need:
Most scholars work within their national tradition. This has good and bad aspects, but is often professionally and practically unavoidable. Still, what AJJ Network can do is enable us to go beyond those national boundaries.
Many Japanese and foreigners living in Japan go to international conferences to present papers. Although it is lots of fun, it is costly and time consuming. (That kojin kenkyuhi disappears fast.) We hope that the AJJ Network could be a local version of this idea, bringing together anthropologists and those in related disciplines together. Actually, AJJ Network could be better because since we are all in Japan, we have the chance to develop relationships and friendships and get to know each other's work in more depth. This is something that a weekend in the basement of some Hyatt hotel in Chicago or Frankfurt listening to 15-minute papers does not allow us to do.
Immediate Goals:
By moving into association with Minpaku, we are hoping to offer a wider range of papers at our 2001 annual meeting. Since we are hoping for more papers presented by Japanese, we thought this might be a good time to propose a somewhat self-reflective theme: "The examination of national scholarly traditions in anthropology of Japan." Our special invited keynotes addresses will focus on this question. We will offer one talk, "Anthropology of Japan by Japanese," and another, "Anthropology of Japan by foreigners" by leading scholars in the field. Discussion afterwards will focus on the broad characteristics of different national traditions, their institutional structures and research profiles. Within these profiles, we will examine points of theoretical contact and divergence, ethnographic area of mutual attention and relative neglect, and distinct methodological approaches.
While there have been slews of panels within anthropology and "Japanology" on the politics of national identity and its effect on research, our goal will be somewhat more practical, even programmatic: we hope to use this discussion to identify common or complimentary foci and start to work together.
Since probably most of those participating actually locate themselves somewhere between the extreme poles of "Japanese researcher" and "foreign researcher" (in terms of education, training, teaching, etc.) we should have interesting discussions.
Scholarly Benefits:
The advantages for both sides, although often ignored, are quite substantial. First, having more people more closely associated with your work improves research (even for the bunch of loners that many anthropologists often are). Second, we each increase the exposure of our writing to new audiences; increase potential funding sources; gain access to different data sources; and benefit from complimentary approaches.
Professional Benefits:
Developing contacts with each other also opens the way for good institutional contacts in the future. If we need to organize future conferences, find some place to spend our sabbatical or some shorter research trip, help our graduate students with research or a job, or even find a new job for ourselves one day, this international network of people you know personally can help greatly.
Also, now in this age of "globalization" it seems that both funding agencies and publishers are keen to have multi-national research volumes as well as true comparative research.
What we would like to do is to introduce scholars who are working on related topics. We would imagine that these could lead to the development of new kenkyukai, joint-research projects, or even trans-national comparative research. (As you can see, we are thinking long-term.) At least, it should lead to shared thoughts over a cup of coffee and maybe an exchange of meishi and articles.
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We will have our annual meeting this year in Osaka at the National Museum of Ethnology, May 12 (from 2pm) and May 13 (until late afternoon). Minpaku is the foremost scholarly and research institute in Japan for anthropological studies. (For more information on Minpaku, please see their web site, including directions on how to get there and a list of hotels in the area, http://www.Minpaku.ac.jp/english/index.htm.)We have been lucky enough to secure an invitation through Harumi Befu to hold our meetings in their beautiful complex. We are inviting some of their scholar and graduate students to give talks and looking forward to having a chance to meet informally with them.
Since this is our first year, we will be somewhat informal and flexible as we look for a format that will best suit our purposes. We invite paper submissions from any and all. Ethnographic work in progress is encouraged if it has generated some preliminary findings that you can share. More theoretical work is equally welcome. Finally, we will also consider round tables devoted to a particular issue or the introduction and discussion of a joint research project. We will accept as many papers as we have time and space.
All papers should be given in English. It would be more interesting to "lecture" a paper rather than read it, but this will be the choice of the presenter. There will be discussions on each paper as well as time allotted for discussion of more general issues raised by the panels as a whole. (We will not necessarily have formal discussants.) We will make our participant list open to all who would like to distribute a copy of their paper in advance via e-mail. (This is especially useful if you have a long paper that you would like people to read before your shorter presentation.)
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If you would like to present a paper, please email Brian McVeigh an abstract of no more than 200 words to firstname.lastname@example.com. If you have trouble with the email, you can contact Brian at phone/fax: 03-3826-2490. April 15th is the real deadline, but please reply as soon as possible so we can figure out our numbers and set good panels for you.
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"We have a lot of games at this time of the year. For us, every game is important. We try to balance the team to the best of our abilities. And to save some guys also, because the reality is certain guys cannot play three games in a week. So for us it's about balancing it but having the most confidence in whatever team we put out there."
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We renovated our kitchen in 2012. A new LG counter depth side by side was purchased for the new kitchen. That fridge lasted one year and was replaced by LG. The replacement fridge lasted longer, but suddenly one day, stopped cooling and we came home to a puddle of water on the floor. Our local appliance dealer worked with us to replace the fridge with a new LG French door counter depth fridge. So far I am loving it. The shelves are very spacious and everything in the fridge is very visible. Much better than the side-by-side. Time will tell how well this fridge performs. I hope it lasts ten years this time.
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I did detailed appliance research as we were preparing for a complete kitchen remodel in 2014. I wanted a Big Frig, but I was picky about features; I wanted a frig that 'supported' the way that we live. Found it. Two years later, I STILL love this LG frig. Interior design has lots of flexibility; really keeps fresh food well.
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5 Famous Songs That Prove Musicians Don't Understand Science
#2. "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac
The Stupid:
Thunder only happens when it's raining
The Science:
If you've ever lived in a tempestuous climate, you've no doubt experienced something called a dry thunderstorm. It happens when either no precipitation is produced in the storm or, much more commonly, the precipitation that does occur evaporates before it hits the ground, due to a very dry atmosphere. This type of precipitation is called virga, presumably to make meteorologists sound even more stupid.
You see, thunder occurs as a response to lightning, and lightning happens when the balance of electric charge in the atmosphere is disrupted, usually by particles of rain and ice. So there will almost always be rain involved at some point in the process, but if it's dry on the ground, you can hardly say it's raining, Stevie.
#1. "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams
The Stupid:
Sometimes the snow comes down in June
Sometimes the sun goes 'round the moon
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The sun is really, really big.
"The radius of the sun is about 700,000 kilometers (435,000 miles)." In comparison, the distance between Earth and its moon is 384,400 kilometers, or 238,855 miles. It doesn't take a degree in physics to understand the problem here. Sure, sometimes the sun appears to obscure the moon, in cases such as a lunar eclipse, but it takes an Insane Clown Posse level of not understanding how things work to think that the sun is actually orbiting the moon. We won't even touch on the catastrophe it would be if the solar system were somehow knocked off its axis in such a way that the sun began revolving around planets (or their moons!) instead of the other way around.
Audiences didn't seem to notice or care either. The song spent five weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Top 100 in 1992 and went on to be one of the biggest hits of Williams' career.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke powerful words. Words that continue to inspire thousands of people around the world as they work toward equality. King's speeches have become so famous, in fact, that we often neglect his equally impassioned written work.
While confined in a Birmingham, Ala., jail in 1963 for violating a law prohibiting demonstrations, King received an open letter from white clergy criticizing his strategy and leadership in the Birmingham struggle for civil rights.
On April 16, 1963, King wrote "Letter From Birmingham Jail" in defense of his civil rights actions in Birmingham.
"I am cognizant of the interrelatedness of all communities and states," he wrote. "I cannot sit idly by in Atlanta and not be concerned about what happens in Birmingham. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny."
Today, on the 50th anniversary of the writing of "Letter From Birmingham Jail," people all around the world will host readings of King's letter. Some will be in schools. Others will be in public parks or houses of worship. Still others will be at coffee shops or at bookstores. In Montgomery, Ala., the Civil Rights Memorial Center's Director Lecia Brooks will read the letter aloud. You can hear the full 32-minute recording here.
This worldwide celebration of King's "Letter From Birmingham Jail" was conceived of as Jim Baggett, head archivist at the Birmingham Public Library, planned for the local anniversary event one year.
"Our first thought was to have a public reading of the letter at the library," Baggett said. "Then we wanted to expand and have readings around the city." Eventually the event grew to include more than 225 events on all seven continents.
The words that comprise "Letter From Birmingham Jail" may not be as well-known as "I have a dream," but they evoke an equally powerful reaction from both children and adults. Will you share them with your students today?
Williamson is associate editor for Teaching Tolerance.
A letter as Powerful As the
A letter as Powerful As the Declaration Of Independence.
Martin Luther King Jr. and Thomas Jefferson have in common a more egalitarian America.Martin Luther King Jr goes one step further by including blacks in the american way of life,total liberty,and the rightful pursuit of happiness.
This letter and the Declaration of Independence can be use for model of persuasive writing.
I wish this article included
I wish this article included a link to the written text and not just an audio reading of the text. If a link to the text is included, and I simply missed it, I apologize, but I have looked twice and not found the link, so perhaps it should be easier to locate. Thanks, Abbie
Thanks to your suggestion, we
Thanks to your suggestion, we have now included a link to the text (see third paragraph). Thank you.
This powerful plea was
This powerful plea was included in the speeches of Dr. King I had my 8th grade students read and analyze. They came into class thinking of only the "I have a dream..." speech, actually with only the snippets shown for soundbites on the King holiday. I had them read the text and then write a response to Dr. King. Students told me that they cried thinking he had questioned continuing the movement. Now, I will use these readings for the students to both read and listen to this pivotal primary document. Common Core standards call for more analysis of primary documents, and I can think of few any better with which to acquaint our students.
I am happy that we can once
I am happy that we can once again bring the wisdom of King to light through your powerful program. This initiative is a powerful and infinite one. It is the beginning of establishing a peaceful world in which all men would be secured and equal. I love MLK's message and his courage. He was a gift to the world to all mankind.
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According to the Aztec calendar, the world will end this week. For the 20 children whose lives were stolen from them at the Sandy Hook Elementary School, that dire prophecy has already come to fruition, as it has for their grieving parents.
So very sadly, the nation we call home has become a purveyor of violence, both within our walls and outside our doorsteps. It manifests itself in broken relationships where children and women are most often its victims. We market it at great profit to "entertain" ourselves and our children while worshipping the myth of security it promises in a world where violence only begets more of the same.
A musician once wrote "Sometimes words can serve me well, sometimes words can go to hell for all that they mean." When it comes to the murder of innocent children - any innocent people, no matter where they may be - I find I am left without words; only a single question. How am I an accomplice to the horrors that now confront us with each passing day?
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The professional hockey writers in St. Louis have selected Brian Elliott as the Masterton Trophy nominee from the St. Louis Blues. The Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (shortened to Masterton Trophy) is awarded to the individual that exhibits "to a high degree the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey". The award is typically given to a player that's had a huge resurrection of his career or to a player that's recovered from an extremely serious injury. Each NHL club submits their nominee and the winner is selected by the Professional Hockey Writers Association and named at the NHL Awards show during the summer.
If this headline sounds familiar it's because Elliott was also nominated for the award last season.
For the second consecutive year, Elliott is the obvious nominee for the Masterton out of St. Louis. However, though Elliott has been nominated a second time in as many seasons, the circumstances are slightly different for his second nomination.
In 2011-12, Elliott came to the Blues joined the Blues as a giant question mark. How would he fit into the roster? Would he win the #2 job behind Jaroslav Halak over Ben Bishop? As we all learned, Elliott not only won the job over Bishop, but went on to post a 23-10-4 record with a ridiculous 1.56 GAA. In just under a year, Elliott went from struggling goaltender that had bounced to his third team in two seasons to arguably the best goaltender in the NHL. Elliott's Masterton nomination was a no-brainer.
As for Elliott's nomination in 2013, the circumstances are a bit different. This time he approached the 2013 season with enormous expectations. Blues fans expected their goaltending to be the team's strongest asset thanks to the dynamic duo of Halak and Elliott. Low and behold, Halak went down with an injury and Elliott was called to center stage. Did he answer the call? Nope. It didn't even reach his voicemail. How bad did things get? So bad that Elliott lost his job to Jake Allen and was sent down on a conditioning assignment in March. Again, as we know Elliott returned from his stint with the Peoria Rivermen and he brought his outstanding form from 2011-12 with him. In April, Elliott is 8-2-0 with a 1.37 GAA and has led his team from the fringe of the playoff picture to a guaranteed spot (99.9% guaranteed spot, that is).
Elliott's struggles and eventual success occurred under different circumstances compared to last year's nomination, but he's still a solid candidate for the award this season. Elliott's story in the past month has been a tremendous one and arguably the best one on the St. Louis roster in 2013.


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