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Post Pictures Taken With The Xperia Arc - LT15i/a |
tai020381
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Normal Mode.
Night Mode.
Can spot the difference?? During Night mode the camera changes ISO to 500 and reduced shutter speed to 1/6 of a second. I think still able to handheld if you have very stable hands. If not, use touch focus due to the very small camera shutter button. |
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davidsic
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Nice pics but yes, with these conditions and night mode you must have very steady hands.
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davidsic
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idumbakumar
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Gsmarena review says the camera suffers with purple fringing. Is that really true???? |
mriley
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I don't have one, but I've seen all the photos in the Photos section and I've only seen a little bit of it at 100% in one photo. It won't be a problem if you get one, the camera looks very good.
Great shots davidski keep them coming, do more nice car shots 
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Bonovox
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You can remove purple fringing with Adobe Photo shop anyway or any photo editing software. Having steady hands is good yes but if you can rest the camera on a stable surface when holding it all the better. I can see it's sharper in night mode but I have seen other camera phones do just as good
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idumbakumar
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Thanks guys for the replies.. from samples gsmarena itself i hardly any purple fringing..
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Its too bad having exmor and purple fringing altogether rite?? Fortunately its very minor or not noticeable.. |
Bonovox
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The camera is very good but not the massive leap forward from x10. Although it's stunningly fast in action. As for Exmor it is not something I see as improving photos in low light. CMOS sensors traditionally produce more noise.
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davidsic
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2slow
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On 2011-04-27 18:04:15, davidsic wrote:
Hey DavidSic,
These shots are done in auto mode with no fiddling of settings??? Plus your rock steady hands 
I just reserved one and will be launched tomorrow here in Canada, I hate seeing such good pictures, making me spend money. I gave up m x10 due to in call volume issues and now I will ditch my iphone 4 for this.
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davidsic
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Thanks, yes auto mode (not scenes recognition) and sometimes i play with exposure.
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Toney_Ericsson
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@Davidsic
All your photos are good. Can you confirm if there is any image stabilization with taking photo stills? I didn't see any when I had a play with the Arc. I know there is when taking video which is good.
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doministry
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Yes there is image stabilizer on Arc on some scenes.
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Posted: 2011-04-25 14:55
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