memobug
October 17th, 2002, 08:02 PM
Other places (in addition to this fine website) where you can learn about the S2Pro. Comments are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of anyone else who manages or administrates this forum.
Fuji SLR Specific Forums
S2pro.com (http://www.s2pro.com)
Notes:You are here! The best thing about this forum is no one is trying to sell you on an S2, and no one is trying to knock it down either. That makes this a unique environment where we can trade information about the camera, its features and faults, and have some fun in the process.
First step:Pour yourself a cuppa joe and find a good place to sit
DPreview's Fuji SLR Forum (http://www.dpreview.com/forums/forum.asp?forum=1020)
Notes:A very popular site with a lot of traffic, questions and comments about the S1 and S2. On the downside there is a lot of repetition of questions, contention, and some full-blown, knock-down, dragged-out arguments. The news breaks here first, and then it hits the fan.
First step: Bring a flak jacket!
Gary Fong's S2 Team page (http://digitalphotographers.infopop.cc/6/ubb.x?a=frm&f=5886007031) and much of the surrounding forum
Notes: Wedding Photographer/Lecturer Gary Fong's website, offers up a lot of info about using the S2 in portrait and wedding applications. A very friendly, practical site.
First step: Grab a burrito and introduce yourself to the others
Steve's Digicams.com (http://www.stevesforums.com/phpBB2/)
Notes: A few years ago this was one of the hottest forums on the net. Unfortunately it appears to have outgrown itself. Forum software keeps changing or something. Now you need to log in to browse. There's a Fuji forum in there somewhere, but it's going the way of the dodo.
First step: Figure out how to reregister!
Non Specific Digital Imaging
RobGalbraith.com (http://www.robgalbraith.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi)
Notes: A nice forum catering to the needs of professional digital photographers, with separate sections for different kinds of shooting, including portrait, event, wildlife and industrial. There are also separate camps for various camera manufacturers, including Canon, Nikon and Kodak. You won't find Fuji here though - oversight or snubbery?
Pro4um.com (http://www.pro4um.com)
Notes:The hardest-to-read photo forum on the net. You'll find a free section with a lot of professional photography section and a pay section with presumably more valued content.
First step: Change your forum colors from Pro4um standard to Barney
Imaging-Resource.com (http://www.photo-forums.com/WebX?13@96.P8KVaKQNDSS.0@.ee6b2b4)
Notes A popular forum with some digital specific areas.
First Step:Find the Professional Digital section (above link)
Fuji SLR Specific Forums
S2pro.com (http://www.s2pro.com)
Notes:You are here! The best thing about this forum is no one is trying to sell you on an S2, and no one is trying to knock it down either. That makes this a unique environment where we can trade information about the camera, its features and faults, and have some fun in the process.
First step:Pour yourself a cuppa joe and find a good place to sit
DPreview's Fuji SLR Forum (http://www.dpreview.com/forums/forum.asp?forum=1020)
Notes:A very popular site with a lot of traffic, questions and comments about the S1 and S2. On the downside there is a lot of repetition of questions, contention, and some full-blown, knock-down, dragged-out arguments. The news breaks here first, and then it hits the fan.
First step: Bring a flak jacket!
Gary Fong's S2 Team page (http://digitalphotographers.infopop.cc/6/ubb.x?a=frm&f=5886007031) and much of the surrounding forum
Notes: Wedding Photographer/Lecturer Gary Fong's website, offers up a lot of info about using the S2 in portrait and wedding applications. A very friendly, practical site.
First step: Grab a burrito and introduce yourself to the others
Steve's Digicams.com (http://www.stevesforums.com/phpBB2/)
Notes: A few years ago this was one of the hottest forums on the net. Unfortunately it appears to have outgrown itself. Forum software keeps changing or something. Now you need to log in to browse. There's a Fuji forum in there somewhere, but it's going the way of the dodo.
First step: Figure out how to reregister!
Non Specific Digital Imaging
RobGalbraith.com (http://www.robgalbraith.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi)
Notes: A nice forum catering to the needs of professional digital photographers, with separate sections for different kinds of shooting, including portrait, event, wildlife and industrial. There are also separate camps for various camera manufacturers, including Canon, Nikon and Kodak. You won't find Fuji here though - oversight or snubbery?
Pro4um.com (http://www.pro4um.com)
Notes:The hardest-to-read photo forum on the net. You'll find a free section with a lot of professional photography section and a pay section with presumably more valued content.
First step: Change your forum colors from Pro4um standard to Barney
Imaging-Resource.com (http://www.photo-forums.com/WebX?13@96.P8KVaKQNDSS.0@.ee6b2b4)
Notes A popular forum with some digital specific areas.
First Step:Find the Professional Digital section (above link)