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Excellent, very sharp.
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Great colour in these and like the pros say nice and sharp too 
I do think them Sonys are super cameras, Fozzy had one and took some blinding shots with it.
I do think them Sonys are super cameras, Fozzy had one and took some blinding shots with it.
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Wow great colour and nicely sharp.......
Thumbs up....
Dave
Thumbs up....
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Great colour in these and like the pros say nice and sharp too
I do think them Sonys are super cameras, Fozzy had one and took some blinding shots with it.
I think these were taken with a Fuji S100FS, a camera I used to own and sold on.
Macro was one of the reasons for me originally buying the Fuji, and now I'm starting to think about buying another one - I do like the sharpness and depth of field here.
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excellent shots. 2 is my favorite out the 2 but both very good.
regards,
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Yes it's the s100fs I got it mainly for Macro shots.
I use a sony a200 for general use
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I use a sony a200 for general use
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Cant fault the first at all, in the second it looks like your point of focus may well have been the eye (the nearest point to the camera) which wastes 1/3 of your DOF, focusing point could have been slightly behind the eye.