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Post your pictures/videos taken with your T650 |
augustborn9917
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Tiebreak
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On 2007-12-01 00:04:36, Radiux399 wrote:
Another indoor shot that I found on Flickr (not taken by me!). Light conditions seem poor, yet the quality is pretty good.
Hey what settings do you use for your indoor pics?! All auto? |
razec
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T650 really takes very good images! i didn't expect this to a tiny sensor enabled cam phone! wonder if the same thing is observed on K770 
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Radiux399
Joined: Sep 06, 2007
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Yeah K770i takes the same images as its pretty much the exact same phone except for the outside casing. |
Radiux399
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A few more pictures I took outside today.
I don't know about you, but i'm impressed |
Coquito
Joined: Mar 28, 2007
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nice shots!! 
t650i camera is really good
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*Jojo*
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@rediux - Nice shots ! Specially the OUTdoor ones !
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augustborn9917
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AbuBasim
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Yeah, very good photo indeed. I for sure would pick this phone before the K850.
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Radiux399
Joined: Sep 06, 2007
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Here are some more than I found on Flickr.
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Tiebreak
Joined: Oct 10, 2007
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Do you guys never get any blurry shots. I seem to have a little bit of a problem with that....about 1/4 - 1/3 of my pics come out somewhat blurry. |
Myros
Joined: Dec 01, 2007
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Tiebreak: did you try keeping your hand steady? It might be the cause. |
Radiux399
Joined: Sep 06, 2007
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The phone I believe seems to have some bugs with its camera driver. It seems to turn the "night mode" on way to prematurely. It causes blurry shots unintentionally if there is too little light. Night mode should only turn on if there is very little light, but it seems to turn off too prematurely.
Outdoors in good lighting though, you should have no problem taking sharp pictures. One recommendation I have is to use the middle "ok" button instead of the camera button to take a picture. Pressing the middle button focuses and takes the picture in one step, and helps minimize camera shake which might make for a blurry picture.
Also, compare the pictures you've taken - especially the ones at infinite focus. If you notice that all those pictures are blurry, and usually blurry in the same places, then you might have a defective lens. My T650i had the same problem (left side of all pictures were blurry), and had to be replaced.
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Radiux399
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Cybershot? We don't need no stinkin Cybershot!
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Tiebreak
Joined: Oct 10, 2007
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I've tried it all... I feel that the camera is to slow. I didn't have any problems with the daylight shots. Sad that SE don't seem to be interested in making new firmware to this phone, I guess the sales are too low....
I sold mine after one month.... aiming for a w960i, p1i or k850i instead!
Afterwards I figured out that k810i is the most complete phone to the best price, but there is nothing new to it..... I need to get new functions when I upgrade to a new phone so it's still not competing with the above mentioned models.
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Posted: 2007-12-01 04:21
