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Post pictures taken with your Sony Ericsson Elm/Hazel |
Svithiod
Joined: Apr 22, 2010
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On 2010-05-10 19:08:32, anouk82 wrote:
[...] i am also getting shit signal  [...]
Oh dear, so then we have a quite capable camera and video recorder, but... eh, in the mean time, no phone?  
By the way, again, very nice pictures shown here.  |
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bloodyvie
Joined: Nov 20, 2009
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From: Indonesia
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umm any1 hav hazel photo smple?
is it same quality with elm?
@_@ anyway how u guys can take such a stabil photo?
u guys put it in top of something or use tripod?
or isit the phone image stabilization thats good.. ?
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goldcrow
Joined: Apr 18, 2010
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From: Manila
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Here's the first few shots I took with my new Elm.
This one is a local Italian restaurant with a gelato stand inside.
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anouk82
Joined: Apr 13, 2009
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From: Athens,Greece
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super crisp images by  Elm
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NoroBiik
Joined: Dec 30, 2008
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Building at dusk
Nightshot using Twilight landscape mode
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NoroBiik
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Change of pace, movies this time. First clip is from the Elm, in a moving car & through a glass window. Street scene
Elm street movie
Compare this with the W995 movie shot
W995 street movie
Note how jerky the motorcycle rider's image appears as he crosses the camera's view. Frame rate of the Elm is clearly superior , as well as the resolution.
YouTube had a hard time digesting the Elm's DSC file so i had to use a converter to transform it into AVI. Below is a link to the best free video converter I know (better than a lot of commercial ones too) :
http://www.filehippo.com/download_super/ |
anouk82
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NoroBiik
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Some more Elm shots, these were taken around 2pm under a blazing Manila sun. The armadillo & boy statue shots turned out the best because I was able to take advantage of some generous tree shade. Not that lucky with the deer shot hence the glare. EV+0 to -3 with lighting setting set to Daylight.
Metal armadillo
Metal deer
Metal boy against buildings backdrop
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bloodyvie
Joined: Nov 20, 2009
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From: Indonesia
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guysss.. help me ...
my new hazel camera photo is weird..
it will on the flash , eventhough i already off the flash at camera settigns..
and the pic with flash is so darkish.. and so ugly ...
anyone can help me??
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NoroBiik
Joined: Dec 30, 2008
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On 2010-05-11 02:19:03, bloodyvie wrote:
umm any1 hav hazel photo smple?
is it same quality with elm?
@_@ anyway how u guys can take such a stabil photo?
u guys put it in top of something or use tripod?
or isit the phone image stabilization thats good.. ?
ty
No news about when the Hazel is coming out yet, the hardware inside is supposed to be the same as the Elm but with a bigger screen, 2nd video call camera. Camera shot quality should be equal to the Elm.
interesting Youtube review of the Hazel here (not in english alas) Hazel review by Telefonultau
Re: photoshot stability - you take advantage of anything you can brace yourself against (chairs, tables, trees , people etc I've read that the lag time between pressing that button and the actual shot taking place is longer for mobile phone cams compared to DSLRs' so it's really tougher to take a stable snapshot using your phone.
In the absence of anything to brace yourself against just take a stable standing or sitting stance then take a deep breath then exhale slowly while *gently* pressing the camera button. Hope this helps.
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bloodyvie
Joined: Nov 20, 2009
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From: Indonesia
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On 2010-05-15 16:55:22, NoroBiik wrote:
No news about when the Hazel is coming out yet, the hardware inside is supposed to be the same as the Elm but with a bigger screen, 2nd video call camera. Camera shot quality should be equal to the Elm.
Re: photoshot stability - you take advantage of anything you can brace yourself against (chairs, tables, trees , people etc I've read that the lag time between pressing that button and the actual shot taking place is longer for mobile phone cams compared to DSLRs' so it's really tougher to take a stable snapshot using your phone.
In the absence of anything to brace yourself against just take a stable standing or sitting stance then take a deep breath then exhale slowly while *gently* pressing the camera button. Hope this helps.
oh okay.. il try it nextt time when im gonna take a photo.. anyway i already bought the hazel phone ...
and im really confused.. why the flash is still on eventhough i already off the flash in the settings...
and my SMS threaded view.. seems cant find the setting for it.. only normal sms view.. anyone know how?
to enable the SMS threaded view... ?
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Bonovox
Joined: Apr 13, 2008
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Please stick to topic this is the photo thread not about general features
Phone?? What phone?? |
goldcrow
Joined: Apr 18, 2010
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From: Manila
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Floorboard of a shop in Manila
Manila sky (shot through a tinted car windshield)
Some rocks I found in my backyard
I tried comparing these to photos produced by a standard point-and-shoot cam and I am impressed with the quality, almost at par.
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anouk82
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From: Athens,Greece
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anouk82
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Posted: 2010-05-11 01:57
