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Post pictures taken with your c901 Cybershot phone |
Bonovox
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 nice colours though i never use ISO even on my dedicated camera as all you get is noise 
Phone?? What phone?? |
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gedas5
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no.  just macro + ISO 100 i believe  but the cat was still so got good picture...  but there was still angry look when i was taking the picture  |
Pitzon
Joined: Oct 14, 2007
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On 2010-03-17 20:52:44, Bonovox wrote:
nice colours though i never use ISO even on my dedicated camera as all you get is noise
 You always use iso but you can lock it in a low value for a nicer looking pic. Higher iso-value gets noisier pics so to speak. Real cams use to have the choise in the settings.
So try that with your cam and see that the noise gets reduced
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Raiderski
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TTT
what exposure times of pics?
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Bonovox
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I know that what i mean is I always leave it on the highest
Phone?? What phone?? |
Raiderski
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gedas5
are you using driver by Jigonx?
you used macro auto focus + manual ISO100 right?
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thesun
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normally the sports mode macro + flash trick (jigonx camdriver) gives 1/2 to 1/15 shutter speed with iso 100.
could you include that also in your camdriver raiderski?
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gedas5
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@ Raiderski
yep you are right auto focus + ISO 100 with Jigonx driver... but i'm already holding DCU cable in my hand and ready to connect my c901 when you release your camdriver |
TTT
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On 2010-03-17 21:25:36, Raiderski wrote:
TTT
what exposure times of pics?
It's Jigonx's camdriver M3 so I think it is 1/2s. |
Raiderski
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thesun
no, I don't like this solution. I understand that Jigonx had to do something with overexposed macro shots and this was the only idea but xenon should not use extended exposure time to lower down ISO only because the problem is high ISO. original solution isn't any better (high ISO 200 for auto and macro focus) but at least it gives a chance to change ISO and exposure time with EV compensation. not perfect but simple way to avoid overexposure in most cases
gedas5
ehehe soon I'm wondering about one thing - flash didn't fired? how then manual ISO could work? manual ISO can work only with flash in Jigonx driver, am I wrong?
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gedas5
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@ Raiderski
ok i will hold this cable in my hand for couple more hours till my hand gets tired and then put it aside till the next day and then the same story again
flash did not fire because i turned it off...it was nice sunny day so i turned it off. in Jigonx driver ISO can be controlled not depending on flash ?(it can be on or off) |
mriley
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On 2010-03-17 23:17:39, gedas5 wrote:
@ Raiderski
in Jigonx driver ISO can be controlled not depending on flash ?(it can be on or off)
In Jigonx camera driver, ISO control is only for xenon ON for non-xenon the camera picks its own ISO depending on the light, if you are outside it good light it can go down to ISO 50.
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gedas5
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Bonovox
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Love the swan shot
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gedas5
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@ mriley
no if you set ISO 100 you will have ISO 100 with or without flash in dailight or at night... it will always remain the same ISO 100 |
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Posted: 2010-03-17 20:52
