TheMasterMind776
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I have the fuji S5 and I seem to have 2 problems.
1. No matter what, I can't get the right exposed shot. I don't know if my camera flash is set on the wrong settings. Which are:
ttl iso100 0.6-5.3m M zoom
Sometimes my photos are super bright and other times they are too dark and I find myself playing with them in photoshop for hours upon hours. I set the camera on program and use the +/_ to play with the picture after I take them, but as soon as I zoom in or out, I find I have to adjust the +/_ all over again and I never had to do this with any other camera. I shoot events where the lights are not balanced and I have dark spots and bright areas, usually on convention floors. But I never had a camera so sensitive. It makes it really hard to get an accurately exposed photo.
2. If anybody is fimiliar with the nikon camera's what is the best setting to keep the camera on for face shots. This camera seems to have the hardest time focusing, If I am shooting a female subjest and have the button pressed to focus on her face, I will get the chest. Out of the four setting I have choices with by the thumb, I get I choose the second one up from the bottom. The one square focal point. If anybody can shed some light on these two problems I am seeming to have, I would appreciate it greatly.
Sincerely,
Chris
1. No matter what, I can't get the right exposed shot. I don't know if my camera flash is set on the wrong settings. Which are:
ttl iso100 0.6-5.3m M zoom
Sometimes my photos are super bright and other times they are too dark and I find myself playing with them in photoshop for hours upon hours. I set the camera on program and use the +/_ to play with the picture after I take them, but as soon as I zoom in or out, I find I have to adjust the +/_ all over again and I never had to do this with any other camera. I shoot events where the lights are not balanced and I have dark spots and bright areas, usually on convention floors. But I never had a camera so sensitive. It makes it really hard to get an accurately exposed photo.
2. If anybody is fimiliar with the nikon camera's what is the best setting to keep the camera on for face shots. This camera seems to have the hardest time focusing, If I am shooting a female subjest and have the button pressed to focus on her face, I will get the chest. Out of the four setting I have choices with by the thumb, I get I choose the second one up from the bottom. The one square focal point. If anybody can shed some light on these two problems I am seeming to have, I would appreciate it greatly.
Sincerely,
Chris