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post pictures taken with your: sony ericsson K850 |
fullforce
Joined: Oct 12, 2005
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@plankgatan
Looks really good.
But i'll take a shot and check how those kind of shots will look when i look at it in normal/full size.
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Edit:
Hmm this one came out well enough...don´t know what i did right 
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fullforce
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Thanks! Well i guess my K700 is in okay shape. It's my backup phone. A good stable phone!
This one is okay but has fuzzy edges on the flower.
(macro, auto mode)
This one is fairly okay but not at all perfect.
(macro, auto mode)
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soane28
Joined: Jun 12, 2006
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pictures taken on auto certainly look inferior to pictures that use manual settings. Although the colour red still looks pinkish or faded compared to K800 red colours. |
Supa_Fly
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@fullforce that K700 is in awesome shape considering how old it is. What a breakthru that phone was. Largest on-board memory on a platform phone for almost 1 year.
Wait ... zoom on MACRO?! are you SERIOUS!
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Brinaldo
Joined: Oct 19, 2007
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Are u all kidding me?
Just got my K850i and it takes really crappy pictures!!!!
I would like someone to write ALL the setting in the phone, so I can try to shot some nice pictures.
My pictures is nowhere near my old K800i pictures.
And its MILES away from all the nice photos on this thread. |
plankgatan
Joined: May 20, 2007
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LEARN YOUR CAMERA....
some tips:
¤ outdoor pics with full daylight (strong sunshine) = ISO Auto....Daylight profile.....(or sometimes ISO.100)
¤ outdoor pics low light....ISO.200/400.....still daylight profile (or sometimes cloudy profile)
¤ indoor pics with low light....ISO.100 + flash or ISO.400 no flash...
or portrait night and ISO.auto
¤ outdoor pics night...aim at the strongest light source you find..use portrait night profile....or ISO.400...or sometimes plain auto works best...it depends on the light source.
(this pics is the hardest for a tiny cell phone camera sensor to shoot)
¤ Macro outdoor....plain Macro
¤ Macro indoor...Macro + ISO.100 + flash (+ zoom X 2-4)
ps...the light on a object is rule number 1
pss....adjust the whitness balance with your D-Pad..(strong sunshine -0.3 or -0.7........low light +0.3 or +0.7 )..thats rule number 2
i can give you couple of more tips...but try this ones first...
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DarkKrypt
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@plankgatan
nice suggestions:)
i suggest you - Plankgatan - make a new thread with suggestion on how to setup your camera for particular shots:)
since you seem to be quite impressive with your k850 |
plankgatan
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he he sure...maybe that
some nice flash pics on my daughters Cat..(Cat number 3 actually)..she adore everything with Cats
took this one upside down
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[ This Message was edited by: plankgatan on 2007-10-23 09:51 ] |
Brinaldo
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On 2007-10-23 10:24:17, plankgatan wrote:
LEARN YOUR CAMERA....
some tips:
¤ outdoor pics with full daylight (strong sunshine) = ISO Auto....Daylight profile.....(or sometimes ISO.100)
¤ outdoor pics low light....ISO.200/400.....still daylight profile (or sometimes cloudy profile)
¤ indoor pics with low light....ISO.100 + flash or ISO.400 no flash...
or portrait night and ISO.auto
¤ outdoor pics night...aim at the strongest light source you find..use portrait night profile....or ISO.400...or sometimes plain auto works best...(this ones is the hardest for a tiny cell phone camera sensor to shoot)
¤ Macro outdoor....plain Macro
¤ Macro indoor...Macro + ISO.100 + flash (+ zoom X 2-4)
ps...the light on a object is rule number 1
pss....adjust the whitness balance with your D-Pad..(strong sunshine -0.3 or -0.7........low light +0.3 or +0.7 )..thats rule number 2
i can give you couple of more tips...but try this ones first...
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[ This Message was edited by: plankgatan on 2007-10-23 09:38 ]
Thank You - I'll try some of those settings.
But my biggest concern is that the pictures is "shaky" and I've already put on the stabilisator. And I'm very steady with the camera!
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plankgatan
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HHUUUUUHHH.... looks like shit..(no offend)
¤ i think you have something wrong with your camera, (im quite sure)...even if you shake like a 99 year old man , the pics shouldnt looks like this.
warranty - go to your local work shop - services....and they fix it for you
the quality should be like this on a k850..(big different)
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Brinaldo
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On 2007-10-23 10:54:30, plankgatan wrote:
HHUUUUUHHH.... looks like shit..(no offend)
¤ i think you have something wrong with your camera, (im quite sure)...even if you shake like a 99 year old man , the pics shouldnt looks like this.
warranty - go to your local work shop - services....and they fix it for you
the quality should be like this on a k850..(big different)
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[ This Message was edited by: plankgatan on 2007-10-23 10:01 ]
Maybe its the software - I have seen this before. Tried the phone 2 months ago (working at a leading phone company in Denmark - And are ordering the phones for our online shop)
SonyEricsson told us, that the shaky pictures was caused by the beta software. But now with a brand new phone the pictures are still as shity...
What software are u using? |
zootzoot
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ryanchg
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plankgatan
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@zootzoot.......try this instead on your toy-cars (i suppose it indoor)
.........flash + ISO.100 (and maybe little zoom)...then you get much better quality.
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gaieez
Joined: Oct 21, 2007
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K850 is one phone that requires some skill in order to produce quality shots. I believe that K800/810 produces better defaults shots. |
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