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Post your pictures (and video) taken with a K700 |
blackspot
Joined: Sep 06, 2004
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@jairo, yes I mean the flashlight -- it's very handy for taking pics in the dark but it is only good for short distances.
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jairo28
Joined: Mar 22, 2006
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From: Dominican Republic
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@Blackspot: Thanks, man and what dou you think if i take a pic in a normal light with the flash light on you think what the pic its going to be nice or not?
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blackspot
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@jairo, the flashlight is not really that powerful to actually compensate for poor lighting specially if the object is more than half a meter away. I can't definitely say that it will make the quality of your pics better, just experiment and you'll see varied results depending many factors, like background lighting, distance of the subject, ambient light, position of light source, and many more.
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jairo28
Joined: Mar 22, 2006
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From: Dominican Republic
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@Blackspot: Thanks man i understand.
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jairo28
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@blackspot: you know if some software exist, to when you take horizontal pic dont cut the piezes of pic when you turning them???????
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blackspot
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Photoshop and most other photo editor can do that. It doesn't cut (crop) if you transform the entire image not just the content of the image.
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jairo28
Joined: Mar 22, 2006
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@blackspot: thanks, but i want to know if exist a software for the cellphone to do that?
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blackspot
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@jairo, sorry I'm not aware of any phone app that can do that. I just rotate using the built-in rotate function during capturing before I save it and it doesn't crop.
more macro shots...
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blackspot
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From: Philippines
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update on our little birdies, they have more feathers now...
not much on the neck...
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Residentevil
Joined: Feb 29, 2004
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From: Raccoon City, USA
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Getting bigger, too. Still have their eyes closed, tho.
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blackspot
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Yup, eyes still closed. I thought I heard them chirping the other day - the mother was probably feeding them.
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jairo28
Joined: Mar 22, 2006
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From: Dominican Republic
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@Blackspot: beauties birdies lol. and thanks for all
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jairo28
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On 2006-07-03 03:41:36, blackspot wrote:
@jairo, sorry I'm not aware of any phone app that can do that. I just rotate using the built-in rotate function during capturing before I save it and it doesn't c
@Blackspot: excuseme but i dont know what is built-in rotate function whats that? how i can do it? help me plz.
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blackspot
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@jairo, in the camera mode, after capturing a picture, the right softkey becomes "Rotate". Just click this and the entire picture will rotate by 90 degrees every time you click.
more pics...
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Residentevil
Joined: Feb 29, 2004
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From: Raccoon City, USA
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Good to see, that somebody is still using their K700 and has not upgraded to the K750/800
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Posted: 2006-06-28 02:49
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