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Question: Does this camera has the ring lens system that can make manual focus with left hand?
Document: if you dive deeper into the advanced photo modes you can get some really cool images by e.g. a portrait in &#34;toy&#34; mode.Battery life is simply brilliant.The only really bad minus point I could make is that the manual &#34;fly by wire&#34; focus is still not nearly as fast as a real lens and it can be difficult to focus on objects unless you are reasonably stationary and in bright light.
I wish this camera had worked out as I really like Fujifilm products. However, two factors figured in my decision to return the camera: 1) foremost, the zoom is very rough. It is impossible to keep the camera aimed at the subject as one rotates the zoom ring; very &#34;notchy&#34;. 2) The camera is just to small to work comfortably as a manual zoom. If only Fujifilm had increased the angle between the lens and the handgrip.
This camera is a joy to use! I like the manual focus feature, as well as the advanced setting EXR. It can be used by a novel as well as a more advanced photographer. Easy to use!
The pictures even at the furthest end of the zoom are excellent! I would highly recommend this camera. The manual zoom, optional manual focus, and creative options makes this camera a lot of fun to use.
If you can't run with the big DSLR dogs this is the porch to stay under. Features galore, easy and intuitive operation, clean sensor, great color and saturation right from the camera. This camera allows you to pay more attention to composition and less attention to operation. One weakness all bridge cameras seem to share is the manual focus. This one is pretty good, but it will never equal the focus on a SLR.
I just received yesterday, very disappointed. I owned a X-S1 which was brilliant except for the auto focus, this is nothing like it.This camera is just cheap, the focus adjustment via lens barrel is hard to turn and uneven. Picture quality is fair. Overall the camera just feels cheap, IMO not even worth the low price changed for it.There is a reason there is no reviews of this camera to be found anywhere online.
Continuous and multi-shot modes can make up for some of that, but I didn't do any at the raceway. Focus at full zoom is better than I expected, with some shots nice-and-crisp and most with only minor issues. I was able to capture great action shots in the corners.The first battery lasted for 421 shots. Out of the 483 pictures, 361 made the first round cut, where I eliminate the nose, tail and blank road pictures.
I especially like the manual zoom over a powered zoom. The lens has accommodations for filters and lens hoods like any professional lens in addition to a hot shoe for flash accessories. What more can you ask for? Another added feature is the electronic viewfinder. In my opinion the prism through the lens viewfinder is obsolete. So an electronics one serves the purpose of composing photos in bright light very well. And it is automatic as it comes on when you look through it.
May I be wrong, this camera is not on the intuitive side. Trying  to compose a shot its not easy unless you close your eyes and make a guess shot, not quick enough for any take, unless using sports mode. I will keep trying so in the near future have better knowledge and skills.
I am not a camera savvy person, but I have had several in my lifetime. This one does everything! Someone wrote in their review that the zoom is rough and "notchy". I would not say that at all, mine is very smooth. The pictures turn out beautifully. I like it for many reasons, but one is that it can be fully automatic, or it will allow you to take pictures manually and make any adjustment you want.
Answer: Yes. Zoom and Focus are manual with the inner ring for the later.It s a little bit to freaky not so gradual control.Its endless so no physical connection with lens I guess.