Photography course

[Tweek]

You may, it's a Fuji Finepix S5600. Nothing special but a massive improvement over my old Olympus mju 300.

Certainly is a good camera. I've noticed how little post processing is actually needed on the the S5600 compared to my old camera, due to the colour replication being very accurate.

It's nice to see what can be done with it, too.

[Woodlouse2002]

Certainly is a good camera. I've noticed how little post processing is actually needed on the the S5600 compared to my old camera, due to the colour replication being very accurate.

It's nice to see what can be done with it, too.

Post processing on my S5500 involves resizing and sometimes rotating to level if I intend to post them on the internet. Thats all they ever require.

[Rifleman]

Fuji has aways been known to prefer to show very vibrant full colour.......almost to the point of over saturation (this is not a judgement of good or bad, just an observation)........they have followed on from the film days and this reputation is being upheld in their digital cameras too......and as is always the case, some love it and some don't........
For me, it was one of the reasons that the first 35mm film camera I bought as manufactured by Fuji.....although my preferrence in film grew into the infamous Kodakchrome (64)......

"Please don't take my Kodakchrome away"........a la Paul Simon !