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w810 and his camera |
xan K
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w810 as a very good camera. I had a lot of fun and took over 500 photos with it until I decided to sell it to buy a K790. most of the pics are store in my hard disk for years to come.
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xan K
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@max_wedge: dude, I've checked the "Box Brownie Photography" site and they have some awesome pictures there!! thanks for passing on the link. 
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maryus51
Joined: Jul 16, 2006
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@max_wedge
thx for the links , amazing pictures there.
@xan K
Yes i think now that the w810 camera is good , aniway it depends who take the picture  .
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max_wedge
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On 2006-07-28 03:00:05, maryus51 wrote:
@max_wedge
thx for the links , amazing pictures there.
@xan K
Yes i think now that the w810 camera is good , aniway it depends who take the picture .
[ This Message was edited by: maryus51 on 2006-07-28 02:02 ]
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Exacta Mundo. The most powerful chip that runs a camera is the human brain. So you have to use it a little more with a camera phone, that's part of the fun 
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chili
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Honestly max it's all pearls to pigs, but dammit it always feels good to know that someone says what has to be said! So what the heck, here's some more oyster-barf: There is no such thing as a subject. There is only the frame and everything within its four corners. But if one is hooked on zoom, this truth is lost. |
ghostfreak
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Thanks for that link max_wedge, you said some excellent things that needed to be said
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max_wedge
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On 2006-07-28 17:49:00, chili wrote:
Honestly max it's all pearls to pigs, but dammit it always feels good to know that someone says what has to be said! So what the heck, here's some more oyster-barf: There is no such thing as a subject. There is only the frame and everything within its four corners. But if one is hooked on zoom, this truth is lost.
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excellent point chili. Freedom through limitation - it's the zen of photography 
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eskay
Joined: Jun 03, 2004
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This is one of the best phones i ever owned the pictures are superb and clear i put one for sale.
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maryus51
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Thx again for those replyes guyz . Have a great time! |
JJ!
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can you change the shutter speed on the k800? can you change the brightness of the flash for indoor and outdoor shots on the k800? does it have seperate settings for certain types of shot? |
QVGA
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On 2006-07-29 16:41:25, JJ! wrote:
can you change the shutter speed on the k800? can you change the brightness of the flash for indoor and outdoor shots on the k800? does it have seperate settings for certain types of shot?
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It has BEST PIC!!!!! Lol! |
xan K
Joined: Jun 15, 2006
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I have a nice Canon digital camera (A620) and it doesn't change the brightness of the flash, so the K800 should be fogiven there. 
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max_wedge
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On 2006-07-29 16:41:25, JJ! wrote:
can you change the shutter speed on the k800? can you change the brightness of the flash for indoor and outdoor shots on the k800? does it have seperate settings for certain types of shot?
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No, just as many affordable yet still useful "real" digital cameras also lack these features.
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maryus51
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And about Lens Cover , i think is not so bad that it doesen't have one , since you can buy an accesory to put the phone in to protect it. And the camera is far deep in the phone so you can't scrach it ... maybe if you really insist .
And one more thing , because some people complaining about low sound , and others don't ; I think the fone depends in wich place has been made . It differs a little i think if the fone is made in China or in Taiwan ( i go for Taiwan ) .
I had a Nokia 6230 made in Hungary , and i compared the sound speakers with my friend ones from Germany , he had an almost clear sound , and me , i had disstorsions at same volume with his ( due to the low frequency of the sound , bass ) ... sooo people , it's a matter of luck .
I this case , I WISH YOU LUCK |
QVGA
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The loud speaker is a problem, no matter what the origan. I used the N72 yesterday and its loud speaker was very very loud. |
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Posted: 2006-07-28 02:20
