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Jacky Lee | profile | all galleries >> Camera Tests & Sample Pictures 相機測試及樣照圖片 >> Camera & Lens Tests >> Fujifilm Finepix HS10 / HS11 review >> Page 9: Sample Photos of Snapshot (mainly portrait photos) tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Page 1: Zoom Capability | Page 2: Resolution Test at Different Aperture | Page 3: Resolution Test at Different ISO | Page 4: 24mm vs 720mm | Page 5: ISO Performance | Page 6: High ISO Samples | Page 7: CA Test | Page 8: Lens Flare | Page 9: Sample Photos of Snapshot (mainly portrait photos) | Page 10: Distortion Control | Page 11: Wide Angle Shots | Page 12 : Telephoto Shots | Page 13: Light Fall-off Test | Page 14: Depth of Field Test | Page 15: Bokeh Samples | Page 16: Image Stabilization Test | Page 17: Dynamic Range | Page 18: Colour Gradations | Page 19: Colour Balance | Page 20: Sharpness Test | Page 21: Different Settings of File Size | Page 22: Different Settings of Colour and Tone | Page 23: Different Settings of Finepix Colour | Page 24: Raw vs Jpg | Page 25: Macro Mode | Page 26: Super Macro Mode | Page 27: Shutter Speed Test | Page 28: Night and Indoor Shots | Page 29: Flash Test | Page 30: Real Life Flash Performance | Page 31: Panorama Mode | Page 32: Pro Low-light Mode | Page 33: Multi Motion Capture | Page 34: Motion Remover Mode | Page 35: Chrome Mode | Page 36: Black and White Mode | Page 37: Sepia Mode | Page 38: Sample Photos of Firmware 1.01 | Page 39: Sample Photos of Firmware 1.02 | Page 40: Movie Mode | Page 41: ISO Push

Page 9: Sample Photos of Snapshot (mainly portrait photos)



Fujifilm Finepix HS10 review - Page 9: Sample Photos of Snapshot (mainly portrait photos)
150mm at ISO100 - easy for snapshot at a distance
150mm at ISO100 - easy for snapshot at a distance		 100% crop (centre sharpness is good)
100% crop (centre sharpness is good)		 400mm at ISO400 - easy for snapshot at a distance
400mm at ISO400 - easy for snapshot at a distance		 100% crop (details in watch)
100% crop (details in watch)
400mm at ISO200 - easy for snapshot at a distance
400mm at ISO200 - easy for snapshot at a distance		 100% crop (the logo in the can)
100% crop (the logo in the can)		 720mm at ISO100 - 3m is the shortest focal distance at 720mm in normal mode (2-5m for macro mode).
720mm at ISO100 - 3m is the shortest focal distance at 720mm in normal mode (2-5m for macro mode).		 100% crop (staff card details could not be seen - handshake?)
100% crop (staff card details could not be seen - handshake?)
720mm at ISO200 - DoF in this photo is rather short. Clear at the glasses of the woman but a little bit blurred at the man
720mm at ISO200 - DoF in this photo is rather short. Clear at the glasses of the woman but a little bit blurred at the man		 100% crop (details in the glasses)
100% crop (details in the glasses)		 720mm at ISO200 - good metering in this backlit photo
720mm at ISO200 - good metering in this backlit photo		 100% crop (a Nike cap)
100% crop (a Nike cap)
720mm at ISO400 - nearly no noise in dark areas
720mm at ISO400 - nearly no noise in dark areas		 100% crop (newspaper)
100% crop (newspaper)		 300mm at ISO400 (contrast is good)
300mm at ISO400 (contrast is good)		 400mm at ISO1600 (3 fps high speed mode)
400mm at ISO1600 (3 fps high speed mode)
600mm at ISO1600 (a certain degree of blurred background could be seen if the background is far enough from the object)
600mm at ISO1600 (a certain degree of blurred background could be seen if the background is far enough from the object)		 720mm at ISO800 (3 fps high speed mode)
720mm at ISO800 (3 fps high speed mode)		 720mm at ISO100 (10 fps high speed mode -- only 7 frames could be recorded)
720mm at ISO100 (10 fps high speed mode -- only 7 frames could be recorded)		 720mm at ISO800 (10fps high speed mode -- faithful skin colour capture in a cloudy day)
720mm at ISO800 (10fps high speed mode -- faithful skin colour capture in a cloudy day)
720mm at ISO800 (10fps high speed mode -- faithful skin colour performance in a cloudy day)
720mm at ISO800 (10fps high speed mode -- faithful skin colour performance in a cloudy day)		 100% of the previous photo
100% of the previous photo		 300mm at ISO1600 (firmware 1.01) - positive exposure compensation should be set for backlit situation
300mm at ISO1600 (firmware 1.01) - positive exposure compensation should be set for backlit situation		 720mm at ISO3200 (firmware 1.01) - hard to create a comparable shallow DoF as DSLR
720mm at ISO3200 (firmware 1.01) - hard to create a comparable shallow DoF as DSLR

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pbStewe 11-Jul-2010 21:47
The BEST samples of HS10! Thanks! Helps to make a choice! It's Fuji HS10!!
Jacky Lee14-Jun-2010 15:56
From my rough measurement, for single shot, the shutter lag and file storage time is about:
(1) jpg shot - 2s
(2) raw shot - 5s
(3) raw + jpg shots - 7s

In continuous shooting mode, the delay is about:
(1) jpg (max. 10fps - but only 7 frames could be recorded) - 10s
(2) raw (max. 5fps - but only 6 frames could be recorded) - 22s
(3) raw + jpg (max 5fps - but only 5 frames could be recorded) - 24s
Guest 14-Jun-2010 07:30
Hi Jacky, Thank you for this review. It really helps a lot. You should get commission from finpix, because this site closed the deal for me.

There is one think I would like to know. In the fast shoot mode. 7 pix at 10 FPS. After taken one burst, how long before you can take the next burst?

I ask because with my other camera you will have to wait i while for the camera to clear its buffer and that can take a long time.

Thank you
Theunis
Jacky Lee28-May-2010 16:40
Hi Rubik,

HS10 is not very good in focusing fast moving objects, expecially in the long zoom end. You may use external flash unit (with high output power) if you really want to take photos in low light situation where artificial lighting is permitted.
Rubik 27-May-2010 20:27
Hi Jacky
Thanks for the link. I must have been very clumsy in explaining what I wanted. Nice photos though.

We attend a lot of swim meets, all indoor competitions. I see large cannon lenses and expensive cameras. I can not afford those DSLRs. I was hoping that the HS10 would do OK for indoor shooting in poorish lighting, clearly the flash will be of no use because of the long distances involved.

I am sold on the HS10's use outdoors, thanks to your photos. I am just concerned in shelling out a lot of money if I can not use it to take fast moving swim action photos. I will not need to enlarge more than A4 prints.

Thanks for your help
Jacky Lee27-May-2010 14:43
Hi Rubik,

I haven't got any samples of swim shots by HS10, but you may refer to here for some of the swim shots taken by other cameras:

http://www.pbase.com/middlehill/bikini_girls
Rubik 27-May-2010 03:44
Hi Jacky
Thanks for the Fantastic photos. I will be using the camera in indoor swim meets, are there any comparitive photos, or actual indoor swim shots you can post.
Thanks agian for an informative site
joseantonio26-Apr-2010 17:15
Spectacular pictures
Jacky Lee17-Apr-2010 05:52
HS10 is very suitable to take photos of snapshots and street candids. No one would even notice that you are taking photos with him/her with such a small gear. HS10 is rather so small in size that you would not disturb your objects and you can capture the most natural expressions of the people.
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