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Post photos taken with your i-mobile 902! |
AbuBasim
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@ $herry,
Plenty of photos of the phone in Mobile-review's review. Note that all the phone photos were shot with a second unit (look in the reflections) . . .
@ SaLiH,
Thanks. That K750i belongs to my wife today. She upgraded from her K700i when it started misbehaving and she took my phone (in mint condition of course; I treat all my electronic babies just like.. eh.. babies!).
Regarding the tripod, the one your are showing is similar to mine. I use it for most indoor and low-light shots. The photo I took above is hand-held though (as you can see my hands also in the K750 mirror).
Here's my post a few days ago in the i-mobile 902 related questions thread about the tripod I ordered, from which I can remove the plastic clip and fix on my full size tripod also:
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I just ordered this myself:
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indup
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abubasim, the first tripod how big is it and is it something you carry in your pocket? |
AbuBasim
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@indup,
I only have this one:
It's quite small and the upper part, the clip, can be unscrewed and fixed on a real tripod. The inside of the grip has rubber lining so it catches the phone quite well.
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indup
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http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/1096/img00070at2.jpg
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AbuBasim
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Good photo indup. Looks like someone's been slacking with the cleaning of the garden...
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indup
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On 2007-11-16 16:35:48, AbuBasim wrote:
Good photo indup. Looks like someone's been slacking with the cleaning of the garden...
yeah the wife !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
indup
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indup
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macro
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SaLiH
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Since I'm still waiting for the guy who is going to buy my phone, here are some shots:
Nokia 3310->Nokia 2100->Nokia 3100->Sony Ericsson K700i->Sony Ericsson K750i->i-mobile 902->Sony Ericsson K800i->Sony Ericsson T650i->Sony Ericsson C901->Sony Ericsson Elm->iPhone 3GS->iPhone 4s->iPhone 5->iPhone 5s->iPhone 6->iPhone 6s->iPhone 7 Plus |
Shuuro
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beautiful photos there |
indup
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indup
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in the "focus mode" setting is it better to use 'center' or 'multi', or doesnt it make much difference. i think multi is best for macro but what about other shots? |
AbuBasim
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On 2007-11-19 23:39:59, indup wrote:
in the "focus mode" setting is it better to use 'center' or 'multi', or doesnt it make much difference. i think multi is best for macro but what about other shots?
Excellent shots there, indup. Regarding focus mode: it depends on the scenes. With multi you're letting the phone pick a spot to focus on. With center you always aim at the spot you want in focus, then you can move the camera to have something else centered.
This reminds me of one of the few things missing in the camera: AE lock. But then again, I have only seen this feature on high-end dSLRs.
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Posted: 2007-11-15 17:00
