jerryy
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jerryy reacted to mawz in X-T4: Not sharp photos when light conditions is not very good. Settings to change?
You've discovered that scenes can have a dynamic range (range from the brightest to the darkest in the scene) that exceeds what your camera can capture, and even less than a regular JPEG can show.
You have a couple options for addressing this.
1. Use the DR settings (DR100, DR200, DR400 or DR Auto) to compensate, the higher the number, the more dynamic range it can show. This only works in JPEG though and your RAW files will be underexposed.
2. HDR bracket your shots. That includes taking an exposure bracket set (multiple shots using the exposure bracketing feature) and then creating an HDR image in post using a dedicated HDR application.
3. Shoot for the highlights and recover the shadows in post. You have less ability to save highlights than shadows, so use your RAW converter to bring up the shadows and bring down the highlights in post.
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jerryy reacted to bem in X-T4: Not sharp photos when light conditions is not very good. Settings to change?
A short distance from the starting point and I turn and there is beautiful sky and lake is like a mirror.
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jerryy reacted to bem in X-T4: Not sharp photos when light conditions is not very good. Settings to change?
Out on the lake on my way back to starting point where I had my boatrailer. Speed is almost 40 knots in this photo.
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jerryy reacted to bem in Crispbread factory late in the evening...
Wasa crispbread factory in my hometown here in Sweden.
Largest crispbread factory in the world.
(homepage for US, for anyone that want to know some facts: www.wasa-usa.com)
I took the photo late in the evening Aug 2 2020 with my Fujifilm X-T4 camera and lens XF16-80mm F4 R OIS WR.
/Bo
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jerryy reacted to bem in Old stone bridge in my home town...
Very old stone bridge, several hundred years old, in my hometown here in Sweden.
I took the photo late in the evening Aug 2 2020 with my Fujifilm X-T4 camera and lens XF16-80mm F4 R OIS WR.
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jerryy reacted to logan in XT-30 OIS works only on automatic
Well, I don't understand why, but that works. I can see why it would be hard on the battery. I guess I could keep it on continuous but turned off on the lens, but that could get old. I also have a Fuji XT-2. I just checked and it is set on continuous and works just like the XT-30. I never noticed any undue wear on the battery. I don't understand the reasoning behind this, but it must be the way they intended it to work. At any rate, thank you very much for your help. Maybe I should read through the manual again!
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jerryy reacted to bem in "Hawk-mountain-cave", is a name of a cave where I live...
The smaller left cave.