Does this have settings for HDR that can be shot in RAW?
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Good question! Just try it and found EOS M can not shot in RAW for HDR and hand Handheld Night Scene. It will automatically switch to JPG for those 2 modes. The other modes can do RAW format.
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No, mines is like yours, no hd...This is a poor quality camera and I still have problems with it tilll this day. Sometimes the color will not even come in and shows black and white.
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Unfortunately this camera will not shoot RAW files. If you wish to shoot in RAW you might be better served with a camera utilizing a larger sensor.
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Try going to the custom menu and turning on Shoot w/o Lens. The lens is manual and the camera cannot use automatic settings.
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Yes, this camera does have a HDR feature built in. Full setup instructions can be found in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCZS25_adv.PDF#page=28
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works great in RAW. Depending on your camera, choose custom white balance after taking a shot of the light falling on your scene with Expodisc and use that data for your pictures.
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yes! great camera for the price and easy to, use can use it manually ie change iso etc with out being a pro
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Of course it does... I have a 7000 ;) Its a great kit. Just try to control the light and aperture and enjoy new limita! I felt in love with hdr using this lens.
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It does capture RAW with no difficulty. And most editing tools, from Lightroom on down to programs like Irfanview, easily manage that format.
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Does pretty well in low light; however I always shoot raw and post process in Lightroom 5.
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I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files,... » Read More I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. « Show Less
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No. The Fujifilm FinePix F660EXR does not shoot in RAW mode. That format is usually found in more advanced DSLR cameras.
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No, unfortunately, you cannot. You must go higher in the HDR CX line to get that option.
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This is a completely manual camera. There are no automatic settings on this specific model.
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No. You can adjust many things manually - ISO. Exposure etc. the flash has two red eye reduction modes.
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Sounds like you have digital zoom enabled as that feature is not available in raw.
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Yes in Program, Time, Aperature, and Manual modes. Not in Live" and "Auto" and Scene modes. Similarly you can change Exposure compensation in 1/3 increments in Program, Time, Aperature modes but not the others. I set mine usually to Program, Vivid colors, and down 1/3 for indoor and cloudy outdoor and same but down 2/3 for outdoor in bright sun except at high altitude (14k+, UV rich) when it is too blue and I turn off Vivid. Tried Nikon P510 and gifted - too difficult to change settings and distant focus was not like on the comercials. EVen this 30x zoom can be difficult to focus if not bright and crisp, but if you set manual focus at infinite that's just fine. Yes in Program, Time, Aperature, and Manual modes. Not in Live" and "Auto" and Scene modes. Similarly you can change Exposure compensation in 1/3 increments in Program, Time, Aperature modes but not the others. I set mine usually to Program, Vivid colors, and down 1/3 for indoor and cloudy outdoor and same but down 2/3 for outdoor in bright sun except at high altitude (14k+, UV rich) when it is too blue and I turn off Vivid. Tried Nikon P510 and gifted - too difficult to change settings and distant focus was not like on the comercials. EVen this 30x zoom can be difficult to... » Read More Yes in Program, Time, Aperature, and Manual modes. Not in Live" and "Auto" and Scene modes. Similarly you can change Exposure compensation in 1/3 increments in Program, Time, Aperature modes but not the others. I set mine usually to Program, Vivid colors, and down 1/3 for indoor and cloudy outdoor and same but down 2/3 for outdoor in bright sun except at high altitude (14k+, UV rich) when it is too blue and I turn off Vivid. Tried Nikon P510 and gifted - too difficult to change settings and distant focus was not like on the comercials. EVen this 30x zoom can be difficult to focus if not bright and crisp, but if you set manual focus at infinite that's just fine. « Show Less