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C902 vs Samsung Omnia (i900) Camera |
gayannr
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I'll be replacing my beloved C902 very soon for an Omnia, but looking at the pictures made by Omnia camera it seems the shots are not sharp, most look soften, even the macro shots. But the Gsmarena review says Omnia has an excellent camera, they don't speak about C902 in such way 
What do you guys think ??
I'll be missing my C902 camera quality ? 
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centur
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On 2010-03-19 07:23:12, gayannr wrote:
.... But the Gsmarena review says Omnia has an excellent camera...
Excellent only when record video
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gayannr
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On 2010-03-19 10:28:21, centur wrote:
On 2010-03-19 07:23:12, gayannr wrote:
.... But the Gsmarena review says Omnia has an excellent camera...
Excellent only when record video
is it too bad ?
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mrjulius
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 good in touch screen
 Xperia Arc S, AinoU10i, x10m, c902, k750i,  |
gayannr
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On 2010-03-19 10:51:22, mrjulius wrote:
good in touch screen
hey mrjulius
not buying the Aino soon ?
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blackspot
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if it's Omnia II (i8000) you're referring to then it's indeed not very sharp especially in poorly lit scenes, it just focuses very poorly I think the Omnia HD (i8910) camera is better. If you don't pixel-peep however the shots are acceptable up to about 5R prints. Video stutters a bit specially if lighting is not good.
Like most camera phones nowadays however it's very good for outdoor and well-lit environments.
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gayannr
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On 2010-03-19 11:00:06, blackspot wrote:
if it's Omnia II (i8000) you're referring to then it's indeed not very sharp especially in poorly lit scenes, it just focuses very poorly I think the Omnia HD (i8910) camera is better. If you don't pixel-peep however the shots are acceptable up to about 5R prints. Video stutters a bit specially if lighting is not good.
Like most camera phones nowadays however it's very good for outdoor and well-lit environments.
Thanks for the reply blackspot. any idea about shots being softened 
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blackspot
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Yes, compared to SE cameras, the pics from omnia II are generally softer.
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gayannr
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Thanks blackspot, I'm referring to the Omnia ( i900) btw 
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mrjulius
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hehehe i wait to 15k the price of the aino as a student hehehe
maybe i wait 4 months
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gayannr
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On 2010-03-19 13:37:32, mrjulius wrote:
hehehe i wait to 15k the price of the aino as a student hehehe
maybe i wait 4 months
Better late than never
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Posted: 2010-03-19 07:23
Xperia Arc S, 
