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plankgatan
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sharpness a`la Aino
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http://www.esato.com/phonepho[....]on/u10i/201109050028rzbx42.jpg
early August morning-mist
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http://www.esato.com/phonepho[....]on/u10i/2011090500247gDi4f.jpg
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hihihans
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@plankatan. That red can would make a good entry in this month shootout.
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plankgatan
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have even a better one 
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xiaoness
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Hi everyone! I'm new here but I've had my white Aino for almost a year now. I'm ashamed to say that I am a complete noob when it comes to taking pictures  I've been browsing through the pictures posted here and the clarity is AMAZING. Since then I've been trying to find out if I can achieve the same sharp pictures even when blown up to 100% of its size. Somehow I can't. 
It doesn't matter whether I use 8 MP, 7 MP or 6 MP, using Auto-Scene, with or without Macro mode. My pictures would look clear when viewed on the phone, but really horribly blurred when viewed (via Photoshop) at 100%.
6 MP, Auto scene, Macro mode, Photofixed. It's a crappy photo, but I want to improve myself! Any tips for the noob, please? |
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plankgatan
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On 2011-09-11 17:16:56, xiaoness wrote:
6 MP, Auto scene, Macro mode, Photofixed. It's a crappy photo, but I want to improve myself! Any tips for the noob, please?
forget photofix and everything.
. use good light (morning light and evening light is the best light. strong daylight sunshine is not optimal)
. use macro a lot (1920x1080 HD)
.................................practice.
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hihihans
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Auto / Macro / HD / Daylight
And a steady hand
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Bonovox
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Yes,a steady hand & look at the light around you. Shoot with sun behind you unless sunset of course. Having a steady hand though is not easy working with animals 
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MFire
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When I had the Aino (happy Samsung Wave S8500 owner now  ), I noticed a hedge improvement when I changed the memory card to a faster one. Try that.
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repost love the image quality of aino
 Xperia Arc S, AinoU10i, x10m, c902, k750i,  |
xiaoness
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Thanks for all the tips! I'll try them and see what I can come up with *Coughcoughmorejunkcoughcough*
@plankgatan:
I'll try to practice using natural light. Is Aino's HD really better than 8/7/6 MP? My brother (Xperia user) noticed that my Aino's full HD only uses 2 MP, so he told me to use the ones with higher resolutions. He noticed the same thing with his wife's Xperia Arc (yeah, whole family of SE users). Any thoughts?
@hihihans:
Will do, that steady hand is a joykiller, though. 
@Bonovox:
Actually it's not the animal I'm worrying about... She's a sweetheart, takes directions well, but right now she's pissed at me for making her pose last night for an hour while trying different shots. )
@MFire:
I never thought of that. I recently changed the original memcard my Aino came with when I bought it (a Sony 2GB) to an 8 GB MicroSDHC Lexar. Haven't really noticed any difference with speed, but I'll try taking samples using either cards and check them out.
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I think they're still fuzzy around some edges. More practice!
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I have a question with this one: How do you focus the entire image and not just the foreground? Do I have to switch to "Infinite" mode?
Just had to capture her face, she thought I was leaving her alone at home. 
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plankgatan
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On 2011-09-12 02:27:23, xiaoness wrote:
Thanks for all the tips! I'll try them and see what I can come up with *Coughcoughmorejunkcoughcough*
@plankgatan:
I'll try to practice using natural light. Is Aino's HD really better than 8/7/6 MP? My brother (Xperia user) noticed that my Aino's full HD only uses 2 MP, so he told me to use the ones with higher resolutions. He noticed the same thing with his wife's Xperia Arc (yeah, whole family of SE users). Any thoughts?
[ This Message was edited by: xiaoness on 2011-09-12 11:10 ]
if i get better picture using HD 1920x1080 ???? (i get good quality-photos using 8m.p. also, but i like HD Res better.....
another main reason i use HD 1920x1080 is because i have a 16:9 1080p screen..
a tip.....................go up next morning (really early) if its clear weather and shoot some macro pictures..............you will get awesome quality.
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Posted: 2011-09-05 00:16
Xperia Arc S, 
