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Old 21st June 2010, 07:20   #3991
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I think the only difference between s1800 and s2500hd is the video. s1800 records at 720p and 2500hd records at 1080p. Everything else including the sensor is same for both. So am finalizing s1800. (oh, the price diff is 2k) Did u do any PP in the image?
I only did some sharpening. Any update on your camera purchase ?
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Old 22nd June 2010, 06:00   #3992
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I only did some sharpening. Any update on your camera purchase ?
Will buy soon. I'll do a detailed review after I got it.
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Old 22nd June 2010, 09:58   #3993
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for all owners of Panny FZ35/38 I have few questions.
1. How does one fit a UV or polarizing filter on? A pic will explain a lot.
2. How much does it cost?
3. While shooting video, what is the main diff between AVCHD and MPEG 4?
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Old 25th June 2010, 10:49   #3994
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Video File Extension

Can anyone tell me whats .THM extension for? When I record a video in my Sony Cybershot I get two files- One a video file and another one as .THM file. Whats the usage of this file? Should I keep it when I store my videos or delete it to save space. Actually the file size is pretty less-in KBs but its irritating. Anyone on this?
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Old 25th June 2010, 11:00   #3995
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Can anyone tell me whats .THM extension for? When I record a video in my Sony Cybershot I get two files- One a video file and another one as .THM file. Whats the usage of this file? Should I keep it when I store my videos or delete it to save space. Actually the file size is pretty less-in KBs but its irritating. Anyone on this?
This file is used by your camera, and bundled software to create an index. If you will watch your videos with VLC or other third part software, you do not need these extra files
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Old 25th June 2010, 18:21   #3996
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I am disappointed that I can not use macro mode for videos in HS10. Any other digicams allow that?
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Old 25th June 2010, 18:26   #3997
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never tried macro in video in my SX10 but is there really anything like that!!! need to try today :-)
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Old 25th June 2010, 18:28   #3998
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I was hoping in HS10 because the lens zoom and focus (optional) is manual, unfortunately autofocus takes over as soon as you change it to video mode.
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Old 25th June 2010, 18:34   #3999
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Panasonic FZ-35 allows videos in any mode. Infact I even shot a video with manual focus and shutter speed of 1/8 second!
you have full manual control in video, including MF/AF/AF-MACRO etc.,
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actually youtube has a macro movie from hs10, i guess i need to explore the options further.
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Old 27th June 2010, 07:41   #4001
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Polarizer and FZ35 shots

I had to downsize the pix size. Few shots with polarizer. (Thanks Tanveer) please comment if the pics are shot correctly. Just trying to get a grip of fz35 as well
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Old 28th June 2010, 00:40   #4002
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Good to see you are enjoying the polarizer!
Try to use lower ISO. In some shots I feel the cam has selected ISO 400 or more.
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Old 28th June 2010, 20:18   #4003
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Good to see you are enjoying the polarizer!
Try to use lower ISO. In some shots I feel the cam has selected ISO 400 or more.
Well i double checked all the images posted. They are either ISO 80 in mannual or ISO 200 in P mode. Which image in particular?

Hmm.,.. maybe i need to invest in tripod now

This image is at 19.00 EET, kept standstill on the ironbar and then taken @ ISO125 what say about this ? I think something wrong somewhere but then not very sure
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This image is at 19.00 EET, kept standstill on the ironbar and then taken @ ISO125 what say about this ? I think something wrong somewhere but then not very sure
It is a nice picture capturing the sunset (or is it sunrise?) mood very well through the shadows. However, the vegetation and the signboard to the right are indistinct. That seems to be what has gone wrong, though I would leave it to the masters to offer a solution. In fact, whatever is in the shade has a blurry feel.
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Nice pic, though the lamppost on the left side of the pic is the what I think should not have been there.
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