I use a Finepix and have experienced similar probs, especially in
lowlight conditions - I find setting on CF (continual focus) and using
the "shake" setting (next to auto) gives reasonable results - I have
published a few bird shots at www.cliftonbeach.net - all taken with the
Finepix - overall the Finepix gives good value for money if your budget
does not stretch to the top end brands.
Ian
Chris Brandis wrote:
Hi
Recently bought a Fuji Finepix and I am having problems getting a good
shot of Crimson Rosellas. If I focus on the bird it will be out of
focus/blurry but if I focus on another object first then onto the bird
it is OK. Is there some problem with auto focus systems with some
light wave lengths. The manual does nt appear to mention this
specifically but does mention strong contrasting lighting.
Hoping some one can throw some light on this.
Cheers Chris
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