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Hollie wrote:
> Here is a list of problems with the F10 posted on the Camera site.
>
> 1. The battery takes 4 hours to charge and it takes two small
> boxes, 3 cables and the camera itself just to make it happen.
True. But F10's battery life is incredible, so this show happens rather rarely.
> 2. The mechanism makes an annoying crunching sound as it focuses.
True. But unless you're a spy, you get used to it.
> 3. It’s very hard to see if the picture you just took was
> sufficiently sharp because the LCD has only average detail, zooming
> in on it takes way too long and when you get there it's only
> magnified about 4 times.
True. F10's LCD is terrible. But focus is nearly always accurate, so you don't need to check it every time.
> 4. Fuji must think that the 3:2 mode is only for printing 4X6s so
> there's no need to use "Fine" quality jpeg. Well, suppose I want to
> anyway. Why NOT allow it?
No one has ever proved that "Normal" is any worse than "Fine". And you can always crop 4:3 image.
> 5. When the camera is set to Auto ISO, all flash pictures seem to
> end up at ISO 800. Of course you can choose your own ISO.
And that's precisely what you do.
> 6. Exposure adjustment doesn't work when the flash is used and
> neither does spot metering.
Now that's the first serious problem you mention. F11 may have a slightly better software, so it may actually solve this.
> 7. If you bump the battery door and it opens, the battery just
> falls out. There's no other restraint. It's not much of a problem
> now but as the camera gets older... who knows.
I have never bumped the battery door. And I do not open it at all, because it's charged in camera.
> 8. The little tethered rubber cover over the
> everything-connected-to-the-camera jack seems like it can’t go the
> distance but I don’t know that it really HAS to be there.
Every single camera needs a BETTER "plug cover". This one is absolutely sufficient.
> 9. The LCD is hard to see if there is bright sun at your back, just
> where it often is.
No LCD is easy to see in bright sunlight.
F10's main problem is poor contrast control. The only less contrasty mode is Portrait, but since you can't set exposure compensation in any mode, it's useless.
F11 may solve some software and LCD problems, but the body, lens, sensor etc. remain the same. For me, F10 is the best pocket camera ever made and its flaws do not matter.
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Tosiek
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