And added various bits of footage to the new videos page, click the link on the left
Rich
This Hampshire birding and Natural History photography blog complements my website www.Digitalwildlife.co.uk
Many of the images seen here or on my site are available for publication, just ask!
Friday 25 November 2011
Full HD Videos
In my attempts to find the best way to display video on the web I have tried a few option but settled on the obvious. Youtube makes sense really so i have re-uploaded the previously terrible looking Badger video Hampshire birding and Nature photography: Daylight Badger
And added various bits of footage to the new videos page, click the link on the left
And added various bits of footage to the new videos page, click the link on the left
Monday 21 November 2011
Fuji Finepix HS20 EXR - November 20th
I have recently purchased a Fuji Finepix
HS20 EXR and today at Arundel Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust i gave it its first proper
outing, the birds in the collection here are at close range of course but
testing this camera in various situations on this family day out gave me a good
idea of what its capable of.
I have generally slagged off bridge cameras in the past because I am a DSLR owner and obviously this will never be my first choice for wildlife (though perhaps for Macro work!) . However results in ideal shooting conditions are comparable with DSLR images when pixel peeping at 100%, not surprisingly it struggles in poor shooting conditions and that's when the differences become obvious, for example it is noisy at high ISO’s, however it does have lots of bells and whistles to deal with these kinds of issues and some interesting and potentially useful features.
It’s ideal for a family day out when you don’t want the hassle of carrying all the DSLR gear and it's capable of producing a decent wildlife image or at least a record shot! Full HD Video is good quality and with 16mp i'll have plenty of scope for cropping to enlarge and still retaining enough detail for large prints. I could have bought a newer more expensive bridge camera but I had set a budget of £250 and this fitted all the specifications I required. I few images from Arundel above and below.
I have generally slagged off bridge cameras in the past because I am a DSLR owner and obviously this will never be my first choice for wildlife (though perhaps for Macro work!) . However results in ideal shooting conditions are comparable with DSLR images when pixel peeping at 100%, not surprisingly it struggles in poor shooting conditions and that's when the differences become obvious, for example it is noisy at high ISO’s, however it does have lots of bells and whistles to deal with these kinds of issues and some interesting and potentially useful features.
It’s ideal for a family day out when you don’t want the hassle of carrying all the DSLR gear and it's capable of producing a decent wildlife image or at least a record shot! Full HD Video is good quality and with 16mp i'll have plenty of scope for cropping to enlarge and still retaining enough detail for large prints. I could have bought a newer more expensive bridge camera but I had set a budget of £250 and this fitted all the specifications I required. I few images from Arundel above and below.
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