My Fuji S5s have incredible "peaches and cream" skin tones right out of the camera. My Nikons do not, even with custom white balance and studio lights - how are the skin tones on this camera? My Fuji S5s have incredible "peaches and cream" skin tones right out of the camera. My Nikons do not, even with custom white balance and studio lights - how are the skin tones on this... » Read More My Fuji S5s have incredible "peaches and cream" skin tones right out of the camera. My Nikons do not, even with custom white balance and studio lights - how are the skin tones on this camera? « Show Less
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Fuji colors have always been great, I have been using them since the S2Pro, and the skin tones are very natural, i rarely shoot above 1600, to be honest, never really see anything other than nice detailed tones form all of my X cameras... X100s/X-E2/X-T1 my Nikon's sometimes had off skin tones causing less realistic colors, but each person has his preferences, and most of those i corrected later, in the X series, i find them to be accurate even in JPG. Bottom Line.. Skin tone if you liked your S5, buy an X... you will be right at home.
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I find them very nice, but you seem to have a greater sensitivity to differences, if your Nikons don't work for you.
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Skin tones from the XT1 in my eyes seem to be right on. I cannot compare the S5s or the Nikons as I have not shot a Nikon in years nor the Fuji S5s. Coming from a Leica M8 which always rendered skin warm I can say the XT1 is very natural to my eye.
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I think the skin tones are great. But this is subjective. So it is hard to say how you would like it. I like the Fuji colors. They are realistic...unlike the Olympus colors which seem to put an orange/warming filter cast on everything.
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I like the Fuji colors but every photograph is different. Lighting is critical and what you do with it after it comes out of the camera makes a big difference. But I like for the camera to do its job. I am not familiar with the S5s??
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Not necessarily.... I can admit that there was a time when I used to get a slight orange(ish) tinge when using the flash to take a shot in a dimly lit room. HOWEVER that could have been related to software (I WAS running JB 4.1.2 back then). Since I upgraded to JB 4.3 - I haven't noticed the same tinge (then again - I'm not much of a camera phone picture taker). I just took a few shots prior to answering your question and I didn't notice any anomalies with the case on the phone :-)
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Guys, Fuji repairs all SAB affected cameras even after the warranty expired. I got that in writing from Fuji support and am not worried at all. They know they will lose customers if they don't fix this quality related issue. I will keep my x100 and don't upgrade. The s is tempting but I rather wait for a new Xpro-2 with all the nice new features ;)
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There is a pink tint in a few if my pictures! But not all the time, and if you turn your flash off it has no pink tint at all!
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I'm not having any color casting problem at all. I would think using a grey card would correct it, or set balance to the flash setting if its not already. I have been just shooting auto white balance. What I find most helpful is U-tube tutorials: it's how I learned everything about my camera, speed light, strobes and softboxes!
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That is simply a white balance setting. All.. I repeat.. ALL cameras will do that, if the white balance isn't set right. MOST cameras have a scene setting that include interiors that counter act the yellow red tint given off by regular light bulbs.
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I'm not sure if i understand your question, it's a bit vague. Are you asking what the difference is between the colors or the actual camera models?I have the all white 7s model. I don't own any other models, but i believethe difference between the different models would be the size of the actualcamera, the colors, and the different photo modes. There are some that take bigger film and the 7s takes wallet sized photos.
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For me, the Sunset preset works best for just about everything without flash. I do agree that it's hard to get satisfactory skin tones with the camera in most settings. However, I am so pleased with the results I get from the Sunset setting that I haven't been unhappy. I do mean to create an array of settings under the custom setting, but I haven't gotten around to figuring it out yet. To be clear, I'm a big fan of the camera: manual zoom and viewfinder are must-have features. I've taken thousands of nice pictures with this camera, bought refurbished from Amazon site for under 200 dollars.
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I don't know that it is a difference because it is new. I find it may have a "white" cast during application; however, when it goes on, it quickly transitions to my skin tone. It reminds me of sun screen which may go on white, but quickly disappears. Maybe it is the SPF????
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I bought a G9 earlier at a local store, and had this same problem. On a black or dark screen, there's a big yellowish blob on the lower right portion of the LCD. I tried a second unit and had the exact same screen trouble. I never saw this problem on a camera LCD before, it can't be normal.I got a refund, but I still want a G9. I hope Canon fixes this problem. I'm afraid to buy one right now because of it.Did anyone get a G9 without the LCD light leak? Spicy Tofu, let us know if the next one is the same or not.
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I have a Canon elph 750 and a elph 790 new. They are both producing orbs on my pics. My old Fuji finepix 700 does not. They are saying it's because the lens in located too close to the flash and is lighting up dust or mist in the air. My Fuji is long and the lense is far from the flash. They just got carried away with the "small" camera and someone needs to fix it. I'm returning both of these cameras and waiting till they do. It's too common of a problem for them not to address it. No one wants spots on their pictures. They show up on faces too. If anyone knows of a new camera that has fixed this problem please let us know.
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Everyone seems to be divided on this question. I was also worried about it being PINK, because I am by FAR a tomboy and do NOT like pink! BUT, I didn't want any of the other 2 colors, so I took a chance. I actually like it. It's NOT nearly as pink as the stock pic, trust me. It isn't like a fire-engine red either, but it's tolerable for me, and I can say it's RED. Which IMO is much better than the same-old, boring black that all other cameras are.
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Nope. What's in the picture is exactly what there is. But, they are wonderful - smooth as heck and great pigment. Because it is SO soft and NOT shimmery, I can use the yellow and the white to highlight my eyes, and help cover my dark circles (they go up onto my upper eye lid instead of down underneath - WEIRD). Not the only concealer I use - but when I want just a touch of something light, then after my eye moisturizer is absorbed, I can touch on some shadow and it stays really well. And the shadow cakes are pretty big, ESPECIALLY when you compare against UD palettes and some others - and great price. Good luck! Nope. What's in the picture is exactly what there is. But, they are wonderful - smooth as heck and great pigment. Because it is SO soft and NOT shimmery, I can use the yellow and the white to highlight my eyes, and help cover my dark circles (they go up onto my upper eye lid instead of down underneath - WEIRD). Not the only concealer I use - but when I want just a touch of something light, then after my eye moisturizer is absorbed, I can touch on some shadow and it stays really well. And the shadow cakes are pretty big, ESPECIALLY when you compare against UD palettes and some others - and... » Read More Nope. What's in the picture is exactly what there is. But, they are wonderful - smooth as heck and great pigment. Because it is SO soft and NOT shimmery, I can use the yellow and the white to highlight my eyes, and help cover my dark circles (they go up onto my upper eye lid instead of down underneath - WEIRD). Not the only concealer I use - but when I want just a touch of something light, then after my eye moisturizer is absorbed, I can touch on some shadow and it stays really well. And the shadow cakes are pretty big, ESPECIALLY when you compare against UD palettes and some others - and great price. Good luck! « Show Less
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I'm thinking of getting the white camera, but am concerned about how quickly it will look dirty. Can someone comment on wear & tear on their white camera? It really is beautiful -- I just want to make sure it won't look horrible shortly after I buy it.
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I purchased a D5000 in July and have been very satisfied with it. Great camera. I recently received an email from Nikon about this problem. My s# is 304**** and they say it has the problem. I haven't sent it in yet. I'm having a problem with fixing something that works fine.
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I'd also return it if I saw that it was made in China.One of the main reasons I sold my Fuji s6000, and bought the Canon S5, was because the Canon was made in Japan rather than in China. I have a 4MP Fuji 5100, made in Japan, which IMO takes better pictures than the 6MP Fuji s6000 which was made in China. Also the fit, finish; the entire overall "feel" of the Japanese cameras is far better IMO.
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Hi Isaabel,I am still loving the S90 and learn something new about it almost every day. It is infinitely adjustable if you like to tinker around (or if you know what you are doing better than I do so far... you might say "use full manual control"). The instant feedback on the very nice LCD screen is helping me learn to be a better photographer. The only thing that is hard to do is create good bokeh effects but I am trying to find internet tutorials that help with this. Also, I can probably address it to some degree in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop (when I get an extra minute!) Good luck with your decision.Heirloom Tomato Hi Isaabel,I am still loving the S90 and learn something new about it almost every day. It is infinitely adjustable if you like to tinker around (or if you know what you are doing better than I do so far... you might say "use full manual control"). The instant feedback on the very nice LCD screen is helping me learn to be a better photographer. The only thing that is hard to do is create good bokeh effects but I am trying to find internet tutorials that help with this. Also, I can probably address it to some degree in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop (when I get an... » Read More Hi Isaabel,I am still loving the S90 and learn something new about it almost every day. It is infinitely adjustable if you like to tinker around (or if you know what you are doing better than I do so far... you might say "use full manual control"). The instant feedback on the very nice LCD screen is helping me learn to be a better photographer. The only thing that is hard to do is create good bokeh effects but I am trying to find internet tutorials that help with this. Also, I can probably address it to some degree in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop (when I get an extra minute!) Good luck with your decision.Heirloom Tomato « Show Less