Fuji HS10 Tips for Beginners

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Howdy partner! I want to welcome you to my corner of the web where you'll find helpful Fuji HS10 tips, advice and recommendations all written by me, Moose Montana. If you're new around these parts, I encourage you to mosey around. Thanks for visiting and happy shooting!

How’d they do that? Fuji HS10 Owl Portrait

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In this post we’ll look how David got such a wonderful portrait of an Owl with his Fuji HS10

Fuji HS10 | Photo by David Brown

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Recommended Fuji HS10 Cases and Bags

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Howdy friends! I wanted to point out a few cases that work really well with the Fuji HS10. There are basically three types of cases or bags to choose from:

Depending on your needs, you’ll have to decide which option is best for you…

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Motion Panorama with the Fuji HS10

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Howdy friends! The Fuji HS10 comes equipped with a handy dandy new feature called Motion Panorama. In this tip-torial, I’ll show you how to enable and successfully use this mode on your HS10.

Fuji HS10 Panorama Sample

Now before we jump head first, I want all my intermediate and advanced friends to know that if you’re after high resolution panoramic prints with perfect edge to edge detail, then this mode is not for you. I highly suggest you compose a panorama the old fashioned way by placing the HS10 on a tripod and taking a series photos either vertically or horizontally and then stitching them in an image editing program. This will give you complete control over the entire panoramic image.

Now those of you looking for a quick and easy way to take very respectable pano’s to share with friends or family then this tip-torial is for you…

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Fujifilm HS10 Sample Photos

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For those of you who haven’t checked out my Fuji HS10 and Nikon P100 comparison, I wanted to show you some sample photos taken with the Fuji HS10…

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Fuji HS10 Batteries

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Howdy friends! In this post I’ll answer all your questions about which batteries work with the Fuji HS10 and how many shots you can expect on a full charge.

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Fuji HS10 HD Video Sample

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Howdy friends! I got a ton of requests to shoot some HD video with the Fuji HS10, so here you go…

I’m not a videographer by any means, but this will give you an idea of the HD video quality on the Fuji HS10.

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Fuji HS10 Memory Card Advice

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Howdy friends! I received a couple questions from fellow HS10 owners asking me about which memory card I would recommend for the FinePix HS10. Whether you’re capturing images at the highest image quality settings or recording Full HD video, choosing the right memory card is an important step.

Fuji HS10 Memory CardIf you’d like to skip straight to my memory card recommendation for the Fuji HS10, click here.

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Fuji HS10 External Flash Tips and Advice

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Howdy friends! Looking to take your flash photos to the next level? Adding an external flash to your Fuji HS10 can really enhance the look of your indoor and outdoor photos.

Vivitar 285HV Flash - Dog

Best External Flash for the Fuji HS10

The HS10 manual does very little in explaining the options for an external flash. Having used many Fuji cameras in the past, I know that finding a compatible external flash is nearly impossible. The primary reason for this is that Fuji doesn’t make dedicated flash units for their cameras. Fuji recommends that you equip the HS10 with an external flash made by Vivitar or Metz.

In my everyday tests, the best external flash for the HS10 is the…

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How to Take Great Macro Photos with the Fuji HS10

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Ever wondered how to take those great close-up shots of flowers or raindrops with the Fuji HS10? It’s much easier than you think. In fact, the great thing about Macro photography is that you can always find something to shoot no matter where you are.

For most of us, if we took a photo of our backyard at eye level it would be rather bland and boring. Now imagine if you were 3 inches tall…how would ordinary things like blades of grass or flowers look to you?

Fuji HS10 Macro - Daisy

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