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Recently my friend bought me the Natura S from Japan. The lens is very sharp and beautiful. You may be interested to take a look at my sample photos:

http://www.photo.net/photo/3187338

http://www.photo.net/photo/3187362

http://www.photo.net/photo/3187365

BTW, Fuji has released a newer model of Natura S, named "Fuji Natura Black F1.9". It has light compensation control, which was mentioned long ago at the upper post in this thread:

http://fujifilm.jp/natura/info/index.html

As all we know, a Tree is a 3-dimensional object. But I haven't got

any success for expressing this property with my camera. All those

pictures I've taken is just completely flat. You can feel that it is

similar to a wall. (or a well-drawn picture on the wall)

I've checked this out in the photo.net. Many of the pictures of the

trees suffer from this problem.

Does anyone knows how photo a "Tree" in a more 3-dimensional way, I

mean, having the tree(s) as the major subject. (whether it is blooming

or not.)

I would also appreiciate other opinion on taking pictures of trees.

Thank you.