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Good evening,

 

Having owned a fair few Fuji Cameras!

 

 

 

Scenes and Panoramic Stitching together

 

Really puzzled why I can tell some of my cameras to do something - like take a sunset or a panorama

XS1 XA1 XE2s 

 

and the camputer on the XPRO1 and XPRO2 can not be told to sort the scene out themselves!

 

I would have presumed the camputer was more than capable!

 

Some paid pay a premium for these cameras and should expect the camputer to be up to the job!

 

David

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Panorama images are easy with Fuji.......I have an XE-1 with 18-55mm as a permant setup on tripod for Panos, single row and multi row, also do up to 3 and 4 exposures hand held with what ever lens I am using at the time......all Panos do need stitching and Photoshop CC or Lightroom is fine for this job......there are lots of other software that can also do a fine job of stitching.......

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10 image in two rows.....Fuji XE-1 18-55mm lens

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