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Same! I was going to invest in a new camera then saw how crazy expensive they all were. Remembered I had this one and know giving it a go! So far I'm not disappointed, I just didn't know how to use it.
Have had this camera for 6 years and never really figured out how to use it properly. This video is by far the best tutorial on any subject I've come across on Utube. I'm now a subscriber 😎
i've had this camera for 2 years, never learned a thing about it. 2 years later and i'm finally doing so. so thankful for your amazingly thorough video.
I cannot thank you enough for posting this. I’ve resurrected my old S8200 and really want to have photography as a hobby. I’m only half way through your video and have already learnt so much. A true photographer inspiring budding ones. Again, thank you 🙏
Thank you for the tutorial, I hope it gets more people interested in their camera. A really good point is with digital lots of photos to get your shot is a VERY BIG valid point. I used to shoot 6 to 10 roll of 36 exposure film at airshows and kept, maybe , 5 shots. Expensive and a long time from the shot to see the print. But a couple of points that seem to be missed with any digital camera.....number one film speed....oh yes. Changing film speed on an A series Canon, mark your exposure, rewind the film...etc, on a digital camera, just dial it in. Gives you load more options not just shutter and aperture, you now have a third thing to tweek, just as important as the other two. Just easy up to 1200asa, then you get more "noise" (grain). Also the example shots regarding aperture were taken with a camera with a greater aperture range than the camera you were handling, (why did fuji not have really small apertures?). (my lenses go from f0.8 to f36 on my canon r. (My fuji is an hs30 and this is my carry around camera.) Yes I know you did it for an example, but your viewers will not get the same results, some may do, but not novices. Flash is lacking, external flash is in limited modes (Unlike my hs10.). Remote release is available for finepix via usb port. just to let you know. keep the utube channel, hope you do not consider my comments negative..I have taken some good pictures with my fuji.
I am SO happy you made this video. I've been afraid to use the P, S, A, M, & C buttons because I didnt understand them. Now that I do, I can go take them picture I've been dreaming of doing. Thank you Thank you Thank you..
Thank you for this review/ info. I have a similar camera. Tired of trying to use my phone for photos. Dug out my Fuji camera. This has been great to refresh and learn more.
This tutorial was so very useful and Tony, you did an amazing job with walking us through it step by step, that my intimidation of this camera was gone and now I am anxious to begin using it. Thank you.
Tony you have saved my life. I have an S4000 for years and have captured great footage with it but have always been afraid to experiment with all the camera's functions Am going on holidays shortly and I decided to change because of the lack of WiFi and Bluetooth. I started looking at camera specs and eventually decided that I would only be buying something similar so I have bought a card reader and am going to save for the right camera the market is changing rapidly had considered a Nikon D5600 but this has been discontinued and with the change to mirrorless its a minefield so I will bide my time before making my decision. Thank you for your presentation I could listen to you forever and yes a number of years later you have been an enormous help to this photographer
Thank you SO much for this tutorial. I've just inherited this camera, barely used. I'm on a budget. I never knew any of this so you've really helped me use this camera. Much appreciated
I recently bought the S9200 and need to learn how to use its features. This tutorial is very helpful. I've purchased a charger and eight AA batteries as standard batteries tend to last about a day. I always keep my lens cap attached to prevent sratches, it's kept in my rucksack, which is usually filled will lots of other metal and plastic objects. A camera strap is essential in my opinion, as the S9200 falls hard and lens first. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I know this video is really for the earliest of beginners. I love that you do this Tony because I recommend your channel to all types of people that take photos. I can't help but say it feels like I'm sitting in on a 1st grade class lol. Still love it though.
Thank you for the excellent tutorial! This instructional tutorial helps immensely with the 'learning curve' with this particular bridge camera with all it's options. You broke it down superbly. I have the Finepix S8500 46X, and there's really nothing out there as informative as this video. Thank you Tony!
I just received that camera as Christmas gift and honestly I'm excited to go from my phone to an actual camera. This video helped me a lot since I'm still starting with camera.
I have not used a camera for about ten years. I knew about aperture / shutter techniques but am rather rusty :) I recently obtain one of these model of cameras. The technology / intelligence has improved a lot! It is also a lot to learn about just to use just by reading the manual ( I tried :). I did a search on youtube for a tutorial about learning to use the camera. Your video looked worth a watch :) A very big thank you! Well worth a watch! Just enough depth of explanation about the different modes. Excellent explanation of how all the controls interact. It has made the camera a lot more fun to use as I can get it to do what I want rather than what it wants to do :)
Thank you so much. I have an S9200 and have been using the automatic bit and taking basic pictures but am on holiday next week and wanted to know a bit more and take better pics. I'll need to watch this again and maybe make some notes but it's been so helpful. I'm a complete beginner and have wanted to get into this for years but never had the time until I got ill. Now it is helping give me something to do to while away the time.
thanks for your helpful video...I have watched a few vids and read some guides but this is by far the most useful lesson I have come across and now I have a better idea of what I need to learn more about and practice...thanks again, you have demystified those non auto settings I was never sure about.
Wow, so glad I have found this. I haven't used my camera much in the last two years, and I never went to the hot shoe flash function, as I could not figure it out, and I've got lots of flashes for my manual Minolta SLRs, and -- this may sound silly -- but for photographing my feline friends I really need to finally learn this. I am saving this. Thank you loads. BTW, once a few years back I decided to try the video function -- never thought much about it. Nice, very nice. Was not expecting it to be as good as it is.
Hey thanks for the video! You communicate very well and pass on all the details. I know nothing about photography except taking "pictures" with the iPhone and I'm looking to buy my first real-ish camera to try on. My friend had an old NIKON D70 and I just love the pictures he used to take with it. I was not sure if this one would make pictures as good as the NIKON D70 (or at least better than the iPhone, since the sensor sizes are the same). But after watching your video, I've decided on buying it.
Thank you for doing this type of tutorial. A friend of mine just bought a Fuji camera and now I have a great video to recommend to them (Along with a copy of Stunning Digital Photography, of course)
Thank you so much for this extremely helpful and informative video! I was interested in.learning more about photography, and I found this "bridge" camera at a pawn shop for $120! Though it is still a point and shoot, still find the learning curve to be a bit steep. Your video to the rescue! I've solved a lot of mysteries and quite a few issue after watching it. Having purchased your ebook (SDP) I'm really looking forward to learning more. Cheers!
Great video!! Super helpful, I didn't know anything 'bout photography, now I believe I can at least use the features I have in my camera!! On the way to become a photographer !
My Camera Came with a lens cap and I do use it simply because I prefer having it protected. So to solve the problem with the cap being lost I hooked it to the camera strap so when I remove the cap it is connected to the strap so it does not get lost. The case I carry simply for extra batteries one set of chargeable, one set of lithium (which I found last the longest) and to put it away for undefined storage times just to prevent dust or damage while traveling.
Thank you so much for this tutorial video!!! I have the S9150 that you were demonstrating on so it REALLY helped me!! I'm looking forward to purchasing your Stunning Digital Photography book.
I'm highly interested in getting one of these so this vid it super helpful me and my dad have watched this and is 100% going to help me with using a camera for the first time thanks so much xx
My Fuji S8200 died during a photoshoot yesterday. Even with new batteries it will not power up. I really enjoyed this camera, I especially enjoyed using the panoramic mode that produces fantastic pictures. Great camera, the only con is the short life of the batteries. I have had this camera for about eight years, and during that time I probably shot about 2 to 3 thousand photos.
Great Tips and enjoyable presentation, Sir. I have owned my S 8200 for a couple of years now and though it is not an SLR, I have obtained some unforgettable moments and love the function, reliability and ergonomics. By the way, in video mode, you do have "Stereo Sound Recording Microphones {located on top of the flash}. Thanks you for your expertise and GOD Bless !
Thank you for an interesting video. I have the SL1000 and it has a flash hotshoe above and behind the pop up flash. This allows me to connect a seperate flash unit directly on top of the camera or on an off axis mount connected by an adator. It also has a choice of file formats, jpeg, raw and jpeg + raw which is really useful. I take this camera everywhere I go as a back up to my Pentax K5 dslr and really enjoy using it
Great tutorial on how to use this camera. I have used it on safari in the maasai mara in Kenya, and got some awesome shots. Unfortunately action shots were blurry and low light shots were terrible but as i'm just an amateur I was probably shooting with the wrong settings!
I was living in Germany and buy Fuji slide camera and make over 600 pictures,now I have FUJIFILM FINEPIX S3400 28X and make beautiful pictures,little small for me but good
23:28 The reason i am here, the display is actually back to front, it says 'setting shutter speed' when adjusting aperture and 'setting aperture' when adjusting shitter speed....anyone else notice this?
can this camera be hooked up to a computer and be used as a web-cam of sorts? so I can record straight to my computer and not an sd card or for streaming?
Hi I am being driven slowly nuts by my Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ72. Mainly because the manual is written in a form of English not spoken anywhere outside of Asia or Google translate and it is hell to follow. Any chance you could do a tutorial on the camera or recommend one?
Thanks a lot, this video made me understand all of the options on my finepix S 4000. I spent one day making pictures of landscapes and i realised i managed to screw really nice shots up. With the information i got from this vid, i'm less likely to make the same (stupid) mistakes. Thanks!
hey tony great video, definitely ordering some of your books to learn more. I have an old Finepix s8350. any way operating that camera remotely. i honestly do not remember a remote coming with it. I would love to set my camera up outside by bird feeder and take shots by remote to get great bird photos. If not can you recommend a descent low price camera with remote functionality. ron
I am glad you made this tutorial. What ever I watch, what ever I read, it is always about Nikon or Canon. Us humble Fuji owners are not worth mentioning, so I think. It was like that my teens, late 60's early 70's - if you didn't own a box that said Rollei, Leica or Hasselblad on it, you were a nobody... It is all just about making money and having a big name. Is a £31.000 DJI Hasselblad H6D-100C really so much better than my £399 Finepix S9600?
Tony i have this camera s6500fd version. Its a nice camera for general things. But not air shows and trying to get displays of the Red Arrows. Also mis the use of a hot shoe. But most other things its fine really and a nice camera for travel and general use.
I learned a lot from this excellent video. Thank you. Now you can learn one thing from me. You CAN put the memory card in the wrong way. I did the first time. It broke the mechanism that partially ejects the card when you press on it. Now I have to dig the card out with a fingernail.
thank you! Im trying to record close up of my crochet tutorials.. how do I turn off the auto focus cos it keeps trying to focus everytime I move my hands
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Didn't u say something about wifi
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How can I take the sd card out of the camera?
Just found this old video - I have to say I have learnt more by watching this video than any other youtube source - Thank you.
bought this camera years ago for college, just dusted it off, quick youtube search - first result. Boom, exactly what I wanted!
what camera is that?
Same here (except for the college part) 😀
I have one too I lose my cord to it if it’s micro sb cord or?
Same! I was going to invest in a new camera then saw how crazy expensive they all were. Remembered I had this one and know giving it a go! So far I'm not disappointed, I just didn't know how to use it.
Have had this camera for 6 years and never really figured out how to use it properly. This video is by far the best tutorial on any subject I've come across on Utube. I'm now a subscriber 😎
i've had this camera for 2 years, never learned a thing about it. 2 years later and i'm finally doing so. so thankful for your amazingly thorough video.
Let me ask you ! Can you make a video in this camera and pose the video when you recording?
I cannot thank you enough for posting this.
I’ve resurrected my old S8200 and really want to have photography as a hobby. I’m only half way through your video and have already learnt so much.
A true photographer inspiring budding ones.
Again, thank you 🙏
I have watched this video several different times. Tony is really good at explaining this camera. I really appreciate him making it. Thanks
Thank you for the tutorial, I hope it gets more people interested in their camera. A really good point is with digital lots of photos to get your shot is a VERY BIG valid point. I used to shoot 6 to 10 roll of 36 exposure film at airshows and kept, maybe , 5 shots. Expensive and a long time from the shot to see the print. But a couple of points that seem to be missed with any digital camera.....number one film speed....oh yes. Changing film speed on an A series Canon, mark your exposure, rewind the film...etc, on a digital camera, just dial it in. Gives you load more options not just shutter and aperture, you now have a third thing to tweek, just as important as the other two. Just easy up to 1200asa, then you get more "noise" (grain). Also the example shots regarding aperture were taken with a camera with a greater aperture range than the camera you were handling, (why did fuji not have really small apertures?). (my lenses go from f0.8 to f36 on my canon r. (My fuji is an hs30 and this is my carry around camera.) Yes I know you did it for an example, but your viewers will not get the same results, some may do, but not novices. Flash is lacking, external flash is in limited modes (Unlike my hs10.). Remote release is available for finepix via usb port. just to let you know. keep the utube channel, hope you do not consider my comments negative..I have taken some good pictures with my fuji.
I am SO happy you made this video. I've been afraid to use the P, S, A, M, & C buttons because I didnt understand them. Now that I do, I can go take them picture I've been dreaming of doing. Thank you Thank you Thank you..
I've had my camera for 5+ years and your video explains how to finally use my camera for different projects. Thank you!
It is impossible to thank you enough for this video. I will buy your books to enable me to have a chance of getting better at this art.
Got the Finepix S1 had it for 6 years now and still takes perfect shots.
Couldn't imagine a more helpful and understandable tutorial, all delivered with a reassuring and helpful demeanor.
A huge thank you! You answered many of my beginning questions. Can't wait to learn more.
Thank you for this review/ info. I have a similar camera. Tired of trying to use my phone for photos. Dug out my Fuji camera. This has been great to refresh and learn more.
This tutorial was so very useful and Tony, you did an amazing job with walking us through it step by step, that my intimidation of this camera was gone and now I am anxious to begin using it. Thank you.
Tony you have saved my life. I have an S4000 for years and have captured great footage with it but have always been afraid to experiment with all the camera's functions Am going on holidays shortly and I decided to change because of the lack of WiFi and Bluetooth. I started looking at camera specs and eventually decided that I would only be buying something similar so I have bought a card reader and am going to save for the right camera the market is changing rapidly had considered a Nikon D5600 but this has been discontinued and with the change to mirrorless its a minefield so I will bide my time before making my decision. Thank you for your presentation I could listen to you forever and yes a number of years later you have been an enormous help to this photographer
Thank you SO much for this tutorial. I've just inherited this camera, barely used. I'm on a budget. I never knew any of this so you've really helped me use this camera. Much appreciated
Me too I played with it for an hour and couldn't figure it out
I recently bought the S9200 and need to learn how to use its features. This tutorial is very helpful. I've purchased a charger and eight AA batteries as standard batteries tend to last about a day. I always keep my lens cap attached to prevent sratches, it's kept in my rucksack, which is usually filled will lots of other metal and plastic objects. A camera strap is essential in my opinion, as the S9200 falls hard and lens first. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I know this video is really for the earliest of beginners. I love that you do this Tony because I recommend your channel to all types of people that take photos. I can't help but say it feels like I'm sitting in on a 1st grade class lol. Still love it though.
Some people are both knowledgeable and excellent teachers. Tony Northrup is among that caliber instructor. Thank you for a great instructional video.
Thank you for the excellent tutorial! This instructional tutorial helps immensely with the 'learning curve' with this particular bridge camera with all it's options. You broke it down superbly. I have the Finepix S8500 46X, and there's really nothing out there as informative as this video. Thank you Tony!
I just received that camera as Christmas gift and honestly I'm excited to go from my phone to an actual camera. This video helped me a lot since I'm still starting with camera.
I have not used a camera for about ten years. I knew about aperture / shutter techniques but am rather rusty :) I recently obtain one of these model of cameras. The technology / intelligence has improved a lot! It is also a lot to learn about just to use just by reading the manual ( I tried :).
I did a search on youtube for a tutorial about learning to use the camera. Your video looked worth a watch :)
A very big thank you! Well worth a watch! Just enough depth of explanation about the different modes. Excellent explanation of how all the controls interact. It has made the camera a lot more fun to use as I can get it to do what I want rather than what it wants to do :)
can we talk about it ?
Sir, you are appreciated in life.
Thank you so much. I have an S9200 and have been using the automatic bit and taking basic pictures but am on holiday next week and wanted to know a bit more and take better pics. I'll need to watch this again and maybe make some notes but it's been so helpful. I'm a complete beginner and have wanted to get into this for years but never had the time until I got ill. Now it is helping give me something to do to while away the time.
Enjoy it!
Even though it is an old video, it really helped me start my photography journey
I know nothing about cameras and this video gave me a lot of useful information. I will watch it again and may even buy some of your other videos.
thanks for your helpful video...I have watched a few vids and read some guides but this is by far the most useful lesson I have come across and now I have a better idea of what I need to learn more about and practice...thanks again, you have demystified those non auto settings I was never sure about.
I just found my Fuji Finepix S620Z. Thanks for posting this video AND including the index so I can find just what I want to review again later.
Wow, so glad I have found this. I haven't used my camera much in the last two years, and I never went to the hot shoe flash function, as I could not figure it out, and I've got lots of flashes for my manual Minolta SLRs, and -- this may sound silly -- but for photographing my feline friends I really need to finally learn this. I am saving this. Thank you loads. BTW, once a few years back I decided to try the video function -- never thought much about it. Nice, very nice. Was not expecting it to be as good as it is.
I have a fine pix which I have not used in a few years. Your video has helped me review using this fine camera.
So much easier than looking at the DVD that came with my camera. Very good video and easy to understand now how my camera works.
Hey thanks for the video! You communicate very well and pass on all the details. I know nothing about photography except taking "pictures" with the iPhone and I'm looking to buy my first real-ish camera to try on. My friend had an old NIKON D70 and I just love the pictures he used to take with it. I was not sure if this one would make pictures as good as the NIKON D70 (or at least better than the iPhone, since the sensor sizes are the same). But after watching your video, I've decided on buying it.
I loved its clarity and comprehensiveness.
Thank you for doing this type of tutorial. A friend of mine just bought a Fuji camera and now I have a great video to recommend to them (Along with a copy of Stunning Digital Photography, of course)
Fantastic video! I just bought this camera and I know absolutely nothing about photography, but I feel much better off now that I've seen this!
If only there were more people like you in this world. Thank You. I will have to check out some of your books and audio.
+Gazzer McVenge Thanks, and I'm glad I could help!
Thank you so much for this extremely helpful and informative video! I was interested in.learning more about photography, and I found this "bridge" camera at a pawn shop for $120! Though it is still a point and shoot, still find the learning curve to be a bit steep. Your video to the rescue! I've solved a lot of mysteries and quite a few issue after watching it. Having purchased your ebook (SDP) I'm really looking forward to learning more. Cheers!
I am very impressed with this Tutorial best one I have seen , easy to understand Thank You.
Great video!! Super helpful, I didn't know anything 'bout photography, now I believe I can at least use the features I have in my camera!! On the way to become a photographer !
My Camera Came with a lens cap and I do use it simply because I prefer having it protected. So to solve the problem with the cap being lost I hooked it to the camera strap so when I remove the cap it is connected to the strap so it does not get lost. The case I carry simply for extra batteries one set of chargeable, one set of lithium (which I found last the longest) and to put it away for undefined storage times just to prevent dust or damage while traveling.
I really love your teaching. Excellent. Opinions, not so few times.
Great video, many thanks. I've just bought a pre-owned Finepix and your video has helped me to understand the camera and it's settings.
Thank you so much. I had a book but I lost it. You helped me so much since I hadn'tused my camera for quite some time. I'm sure I'll be back.
Thank you so much for this tutorial video!!! I have the S9150 that you were demonstrating on so it REALLY helped me!! I'm looking forward to purchasing your Stunning Digital Photography book.
What a brilliant #how to... Loved it. Watched from start to finish. Can't wait to get out and use my camera now. Thanks so much for this.
Thank you , great patiently explained informational , Glad I spent the money on the trip .
Excellent tutorial. I finally understand what all those different setting numbers mean. Many thanks.
this is the best video fujifilm.....
congratulations and thanks
WOW.WOW.WOW. The Best Video Training EVER. I learned so much from you my friend. I am strongly recommending this video to everyone.
one of the best I have seen on my camera!! Thank you!!
I'm highly interested in getting one of these so this vid it super helpful me and my dad have watched this and is 100% going to help me with using a camera for the first time thanks so much xx
I just ordered one to record my porn movies , i cant wait :)
My Fuji S8200 died during a photoshoot yesterday. Even with new batteries it will not power up. I really enjoyed this camera, I especially enjoyed using the panoramic mode that produces fantastic pictures. Great camera, the only con is the short life of the batteries. I have had this camera for about eight years, and during that time I probably shot about 2 to 3 thousand photos.
Thank you for answering all of my questions. I loved the video it was very informative.
Thank you for this video! I have a Fujifilm bridge camera with a lot of features and this video really helps out!
Great Tips and enjoyable presentation, Sir. I have owned my S 8200 for a couple of years now and though it is not an SLR, I have obtained some unforgettable moments and love the function, reliability and ergonomics. By the way, in video mode, you do have "Stereo Sound Recording Microphones {located on top of the flash}. Thanks you for your expertise and GOD Bless !
This video helped me learn a lot about my new camera. Thanks!
Thank you for an interesting video.
I have the SL1000 and it has a flash hotshoe above and behind the pop up flash. This allows me to connect a seperate flash unit directly on top of the camera or on an off axis mount connected by an adator.
It also has a choice of file formats, jpeg, raw and jpeg + raw which is really useful.
I take this camera everywhere I go as a back up to my Pentax K5 dslr and really enjoy using it
This was very helpful. Looking forward to getting the book!! Thanks.
Thank you! you helped me understand my Fuji camera much better.
great video, i have the Finepix S8650 and i was really well impressed by some new features mentioned here... complete newbie
Good information, easily implemented & accessible. Thank you.
I cannot find the rechargeable batteries you recommended. Can you add that link please? Thanks and the video is wonderful!
Great tutorial on how to use this camera. I have used it on safari in the maasai mara in Kenya, and got some awesome shots. Unfortunately action shots were blurry and low light shots were terrible but as i'm just an amateur I was probably shooting with the wrong settings!
I have this camera for indoor concert photography where it's relatively dark with some movement . Totally aggravated with all the settings 🤯
Really helpful overview and plenty of detail
Thanks!
This was great video, and really helped me .
Love what your doing, this was so useful to me
BEST REVIEW! SO HELPFUL! THANKS TONY X
Thank you for this highly educational video.
I was living in Germany and buy Fuji slide camera and make over 600 pictures,now I have FUJIFILM FINEPIX S3400 28X and make beautiful pictures,little small for me but good
23:28 The reason i am here, the display is actually back to front, it says 'setting shutter speed' when adjusting aperture and 'setting aperture' when adjusting shitter speed....anyone else notice this?
can this camera be hooked up to a computer and be used as a web-cam of sorts? so I can record straight to my computer and not an sd card or for streaming?
Hi
I am being driven slowly nuts by my Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ72. Mainly because the manual is written in a form of English not spoken anywhere outside of Asia or Google translate and it is hell to follow. Any chance you could do a tutorial on the camera or recommend one?
Thanks a lot, this video made me understand all of the options on my finepix S 4000. I spent one day making pictures of landscapes and i realised i managed to screw really nice shots up. With the information i got from this vid, i'm less likely to make the same (stupid) mistakes. Thanks!
Awesome tutorial, feeling like a pro now haha
Best camera ... gifted by friend
Starting as a beginner, nice tips, thx!
You are a good teacher...
So helpful, thank you! I'll be investing in your books for sure.
Thank you so much I feel like I can really use my camera now
What books do you offer for product photography. I have a portable studio and I want to make web images to promote my products. Any suggestions?
Your video was extremely helpful, thanks
Very informative EXCELLENT Stuff
What a great sounding voice
hey tony great video, definitely ordering some of your books to learn more. I have an old Finepix s8350. any way operating that camera remotely. i honestly do not remember a remote coming with it. I would love to set my camera up outside by bird feeder and take shots by remote to get great bird photos. If not can you recommend a descent low price camera with remote functionality. ron
I am glad you made this tutorial. What ever I watch, what ever I read, it is always about Nikon or Canon. Us humble Fuji owners are not worth mentioning, so I think. It was like that my teens, late 60's early 70's - if you didn't own a box that said Rollei, Leica or Hasselblad on it, you were a nobody... It is all just about making money and having a big name. Is a £31.000 DJI Hasselblad H6D-100C really so much better than my £399 Finepix S9600?
Tony i have this camera s6500fd version. Its a nice camera for general things. But not air shows and trying to get displays of the Red Arrows.
Also mis the use of a hot shoe. But most other things its fine really and a nice camera for travel and general use.
Very nice explanation 👍
I learned a lot from this excellent video. Thank you. Now you can learn one thing from me. You CAN put the memory card in the wrong way. I did the first time. It broke the mechanism that partially ejects the card when you press on it. Now I have to dig the card out with a fingernail.
Thanks for this excellent tutorial. You are a gifted teacher! Nice setup too.
Hey how do you blur the background using this camera Fujifilm FinePix S8200
Very informative. Thank you.
Great tutorial. Thank you very much.
thank you! Im trying to record close up of my crochet tutorials.. how do I turn off the auto focus cos it keeps trying to focus everytime I move my hands
Awesome tutorial! Thank you!
Excellent video, thanks.
Awesome very helpful now i know how to use my camera. thank you
Very useful! Thanks for the video!!