FAO: JohnD76................Fuji 6900

[Amdathlonuk]

Hi mate,

I don't know if you remember but I was talking to you at Interpro about the Fuji 6900.
I was telling you that when I take pictures under artificial light e.g. a kitchen light or such, my view finder shows the picture as orange/red coloured and the picture comes out like that as well.
Does yours do this??
Or is my camera F*cked, I treat the thing like a baby never been dropped/jolted or anything.
Other than that, any ideas????

Thanks

AMD.

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Have you seen the muffin man?

[JohnD76]

Argh, completely fogot about that..

Hold on a sec:

http://300zx.co.uk/200sx/rides/johnd76/boostgauge2.jpg

Can you see any on the above piccy?


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[This message has been edited by JohnD76 (edited 03-12-2001).]

[Amdathlonuk]

I think I can see some in the background....

Could you take pic in your kitchen or living room or something?
If you don't want to show the contents........some-one elses living room then?? http://300zx.co.uk/200sx/ubb/biggrin.gif http://300zx.co.uk/200sx/ubb/biggrin.gif

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Have you seen the muffin man?

[JohnD76]

will do.

without flash?

[Billy]

I may be talking bollards, but my vid cam has 2 settings for natural light and artificial light (which has much less blue in it).

I would have thought a still cam needs the same facility.

[Amdathlonuk]

Yes please, without flash...see what you think.

[Spiro_Pope]

Originally posted by Billy:
I may be talking bollards, but my vid cam has 2 settings for natural light and artificial light (which has much less blue in it).

I would have thought a still cam needs the same facility.

I've used a Fuji FinePix - this has a setting for artificial light buried deep in the menu system. Makes an amazing difference indoors.