Thanks for your time and reply. Sorry for the stupid question.
I went to Fujifilm's website and downloaded the manual. I was so impressed that I purchased one last night.
I don't have an x-s10, but am thinking about getting one. I don't have an answer; instead, I have a question. Can ISO be changed when shooting in Aperture mode? That is what I use most.
BTW, is the bracketing feature set where one may assign the brackets for a burst of 3, 5 shots? Thanks
I don't know anything technical about photography, yet, but my gut says book me a ticket!
Just an aside comment. You may already know. Color is filtered pretty quickly under water, so without a good light source the pics will have a strong blue cast. Personally, I would put as much as I could afford on the light.
The first shot ........ enchanting!
All pictures are great. The bridge made me feel warm and light hearted, but the River Wear w/ Castle and Cathedral on the Hill made my emotions go into overload! Thank you.
I like to get all that info, but that's just me.
Thanks for your kind reply. Further, if you would be so kind ----- The picture above shows more detail; green grass and side of the hotel show up better. I think I understand that exposure had to darken that, in order to show the beach. Soooo, is there a cheat (like a filter or something) that would allow you to get the beach plus the grass and buildings like they were in the first photo? Thanks, again.
Sorry, to the OP for the intrusion. I have a question, to everyone. I'm absolutely too new to be a novice, but I've heard of using neutral density lenses. Would a neutral density lens be useful on the photo looking down at the beach on the left? There is a lot of contrast. Maybe a neutral filter would allow more detail in the dark areas? Am I completely off on what a neutral density lens does?
I don't know anything about Photoshop, but what would happen if you change the "name" from Neutral Density to another choice. Try changing each of the parameters.
Thanks for the all the replies. I got Al Judges 3 book deal on Amazon. I will research Creative Live, Nikonians and Darrell Young. Good info. Thanks, again.
Thank you, I appreciate your kind help.
Thanks! Will this book teach me to use my Nikon J4? I am a less than noob to photography.