Point & Shoots: Compensating For Our Small Sensors (Buy the S110/RX100/X20)

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Creative Convention > The Dorkroom > Point & Shoots: Compensating For Our Small Sensors (Buy the S110/RX100/X20)

Cough Drop The Beat: Jan 22, 2012; by Lowtax

I've been using a Fuji Z800 EXR for around a year now that I bought for near nothing and I find it kind of lacking in terms of image quality. It might be because I'm not using it properly, since I'm a total photography newbie, but I'm usually not fully satisfied with the photos. Lightroom tends to help drastically, though I'm sure I could do better from the camera itself.

What would be a relatively cheap step up from it? Or should I stick with the camera and learn how to use it well?

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Cough Drop The Beat: Jan 22, 2012; by Lowtax

Yeah, I should learn exposure and how to use lighting properly overall. I'll stick with it for now.

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