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Arne Anka
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On 2005-06-05 02:26:52, synagence wrote:
One thing i think i have noticed which is missing from the K750i compared to the camera on the S700i is that the K doesn't seem to have the spot photometry option
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Are you sure about this ? Becaus Eldar at Mobile Review had it on his K750 (see link below). I have seen others mention it too.
http://www.mobile-review.com/review/sonyericsson-k750-en.shtml |
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ares
Joined: Dec 11, 2003
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From: Coimbra, Portugal
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ppl, new k750 site from SE here!!!
http://www.sonyericsson.com/k750/
Now, ppl can upload photos to a gallery and get votes!! 
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turt
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On 2005-06-05 13:44:18, Arne Anka wrote:
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On 2005-06-05 02:26:52, synagence wrote:
One thing i think i have noticed which is missing from the K750i compared to the camera on the S700i is that the K doesn't seem to have the spot photometry option
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Are you sure about this ? Becaus Eldar at Mobile Review had it on his K750 (see link below). I have seen others mention it too.
http://www.mobile-review.com/review/sonyericsson-k750-en.shtml
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Well, some things have disappeared when SE went from proto to commercial version:
-Automatic camera off. When not used the camera turns off automatically in 30 seconds, 1, 2 or 3 minutes.
-Shutter sound. You can choose on of the three shutter sounds but not turn the sound off.
-Spot photometry. The function is unusual for a mobile phone.
These functions don't appear in the commercial version (yet?)
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synagence
Joined: Aug 18, 2004
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I thought i was going mental....
Auto camera off, spot photometry and sound options are not present on my camera menu.
Hope they bring them back |
etaab
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@ Rookwise, its not that O2 dont support the phones option for delivery reports, rather than O2 simply do not support delivery reports at all.
@ synagence, i think SE removed the spot photometry because they believed the auto focus performed the same job, therefore making the feature unnecessary.
@ smilerthe cheshirecat, correct, maybe SE felt that this feature was unnecessary too. I know i never used it.
@ billy, would you really want a 4 minute long mp3 file playing everytime you receive a SMS message ? nope, i didnt think so. Its logical sense to make the sound stop after 10 seconds or so. 
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Ja99iE
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My dad has a full mp3 as his message alert on his Nokia 7610 (he sure loves his Nokia's  ) and its very annoying...
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masseur
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On 2005-06-05 23:47:33, etaab wrote:
@ Rookwise, its not that O2 dont support the phones option for delivery reports, rather than O2 simply do not support delivery reports at all.
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if I've understood this correct you saying that o2 don't support delivery reports but in fact they do, you simply prefix the message with *0#
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etaab
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Apparently they do not, even their customer services told me they dont. The *0# prefix is just a simple GSM code that can be used on any GSM network, its not O2 only.
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masseur
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agreed, but the network still has to respond to the code. There are many many GSM codes/commands that many networks don't support and they just give an error message
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etaab
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Of course, i dont think its a case of O2 cannot support them, rather they choose not to. My guess why they dont is probably to cut down on network traffic or reduce costs.. (?)
So, they only let you have delivery reports if you know GSM codes - and lets face it, how many "Joe Averages" even know any GSM codes, or what they do ?
Having said that however, on some O2 handsets like my old XDA2 delivery reports are forced upon you.
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ahjiu
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On 2005-06-02 02:55:36, thfcpoole wrote:
I have experienced the blue lines. I took it straight back to o2. About 70 of my pictures of my leavers ball are all ruined becasue they are completely covered in blue lines.
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i was just wondering.....how many users actually have this happened?? i knw Mr Miyagi did as well....?
what brand are ur fones? and...do u knw what ur man. date is?
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Arne Anka
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On 2005-06-05 23:47:33, etaab wrote:
@ synagence, i think SE removed the spot photometry because they believed the auto focus performed the same job, therefore making the feature unnecessary.
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These are two different things. Spot photometry deals with how exposure is measured and has nothing to do with the focus. |
rajasekharan_v
Joined: Apr 23, 2005
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i think the k 750i camera takes good pics than s 700i.... |
synagence
Joined: Aug 18, 2004
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Its not a question of picture quality...yes it does take better pics than the S700...have both to compare..
Its just that i have taken a couple of pictures where only spot photometry could possibly have coped...due to bright or dark surroundings
I do sincerely hope they bring it back as i don't see why they removed it pre-production |
ares
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But it has exposure compensation, from what i know, and that can substitute spot photomometry in certain situations |
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