I have a FUJIFILM Finepix S1500 digital camera and I love it! But i find it hard to use the macro settings and how to get really clear shots! Any help? :)
Re: I have a FUJIFILM Finepix S1500 digital camera and I...
Macro photography usually requires a steady camera. This means you need a tripod for really clear shots and you need to be within the distance range as outlined in the owner's manual.
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"Problem with the Digital Camerasi need to know if my fujifilm finepix s1500 is still undewarranty? it only works on the letter c .anything else if will just cut off and i need a phone to call "
Where did you find this camera? Did you get a Warranty Card? Can you talk to the same people you bought it from?
i have fujifilm s1500 and the flash appear disable on screen , i tray to change it to enable but i cant also there is a yellow camera sign on screen what i can do to make the flash enable
if your wanting to do macro photography (close up) on the dial on the back, click the left button on the circle and a little flower should pop up on the screen saying "Macro, close up shots" this is for pictures that are closer up then regular and U want them in focus. it takes a few times to get it focused a few times but when it is focused properly, the square in the middle of the screen should be red. if you want really close up, click the button another time and the flower should come up again and it should say "macro close up shots up to 2cm (0.8in). once again once its focused properly the square will be red. you will have to practice because it takes time to learn where its proper focusing points are but i'm sure you will get the hang of it.
Thankyou i will look into that :)
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