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I recently got one of the Fuji Natura fancy P&S cameras with a sharp 24mm/1.9 lens. My first roll with this camera was taken at the beaches, and some people here stated that there was vignetting. I don't think it is vignetting, but it was simply a blue sky taken with a wide angle lens. Then I took some rolls with the built-in flash, but somehow I am not getting sharp images. It seems as if the camera is not using large apertures, resulting most likely in too long exposures. Only static objects came out sharp. Today, I got back more pleasing results. I turned the flash off and hoped that the camera would pick larger apertures, which most likely was done here.
Film used was Fujicolor 200. I did not make any exposure adjustments. This model, Black Natura, has +/- adjustments possibility.
The photos were taken last Fiday in the historical portion of Pensacola. We visited a colonial house from the very early 1800's, with basic furniture in the house. I learned that when Louisiana was bought, many of the Creole people there disliked this act, and some came to Pensacola. This house was actually a "rental". The other house from the same time looked more impressive from inside. It belonged to a Captain.
The second photo shows a piece of furniture in the kitchen. It is meant for storing bread in it, while having it dangling from the ceiling, to keep away squirrels from the bread.
Film used was Fujicolor 200. I did not make any exposure adjustments. This model, Black Natura, has +/- adjustments possibility.
The photos were taken last Fiday in the historical portion of Pensacola. We visited a colonial house from the very early 1800's, with basic furniture in the house. I learned that when Louisiana was bought, many of the Creole people there disliked this act, and some came to Pensacola. This house was actually a "rental". The other house from the same time looked more impressive from inside. It belonged to a Captain.
The second photo shows a piece of furniture in the kitchen. It is meant for storing bread in it, while having it dangling from the ceiling, to keep away squirrels from the bread.
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