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Mobile Phone Telescope - for Sony Ericsson phones |
axxxr
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From: Londinium
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I wouldn't mind getting one of these just for the Novelty factor..besides its only 19 bucks! thats about £8 in our money...hardly breaks the bank!
imagine the looks you would get snapping pictures with this attached to the back of your phone! 
Thats it im getting one! 
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Residentevil
Joined: Feb 29, 2004
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From: Raccoon City, USA
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Who wants to lug around that pipe anyway?
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Chrispy
Joined: Jan 20, 2006
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"is that a k750i with a telephoto lens in your pocket, or are you just pleased to see me?"
sorry, just had to add that
t68i (dead), t630 (sold), s700 + 128mb (lost), P990i + 1gb (sold) Nokia N73 ME (sold) Currently: K750i, W810i + 1gb, W580i (gray) + 4gb
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tranced
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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i wouldnt put my k750 with a telescope attached to it into my pocket. it'd seem like i have gun in my pocket.
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rrojas260
Joined: Dec 13, 2003
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Actually, manual focusing in digital cameras can be very hard. Proper digital cameras with telephoto lenses using manual focus like the Sony H-series and the R-1 have 2 functions to help focusing. The firts makes a 2x digital zoom in order to get a better look of what you are looking at. The second makes objects edges visibles using a blue glow.
I pretty sure that most of the pictures taken using that will be blured and out of focus and even if you manage to get a good focus it will cost you some time before every picture.
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goldy
Joined: Dec 20, 2006
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What up! Yo can u tell me what's the price of K610i and W700i in Pakistan?
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goldy
Joined: Dec 20, 2006
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Damn, they don't have these cell phones yet in US
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freackers
Joined: Nov 12, 2006
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guess i better take the DSLR camera with tele lens..
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roogenial
Joined: Jan 25, 2006
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That's a nice accesory!
It works with any SE cellphones? |
merwyn
Joined: Sep 15, 2006
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I ordered this product from Brando out of sheer curiosity. However when the package arrived four days later, though 'W800' appeared on the sticker on the cover, the attachment which connects the phone to the lens was that of the W550. I emailed Brando about this with an attached photo of the incorrect attachment next to the box with W800 on the cover. I received a reply in 2 hours stating that they would send me the correct 'item'. I was quite surprised a few days later when I received another complete kit - telephoto lens and all, instead of only the attachment. |
max_wedge
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On 2006-12-20 17:55:41, rrojas260 wrote:
Actually, manual focusing in digital cameras can be very hard. Proper digital cameras with telephoto lenses using manual focus like the Sony H-series and the R-1 have 2 functions to help focusing. The firts makes a 2x digital zoom in order to get a better look of what you are looking at. The second makes objects edges visibles using a blue glow.
I pretty sure that most of the pictures taken using that will be blured and out of focus and even if you manage to get a good focus it will cost you some time before every picture.
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I have a modified cam phone with manually adjustable focus and it is true focus is a bitch. You can zoom in with digital zoom (4x) which helps but it's still not close enough or accurate enough to focus well.
See my modified cam phone here:
http://forums.se-nse.net/index.php?showtopic=5825
and some more pics on flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pitdroidtech
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deluded
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@max, I've just checked out the two links you included in your post and all I can say is it's an awesome job you did with your K750 camera module. I'm not a member of se-nse, so I couldn't see the pictures of your modded K750, but I saw the pictures you took with it. I always felt my stock K750i was great, but the photos you took with yours can probably rival those taken with any consumer digital camera. Great work mate! By the way, do you happen to have an identical thread here with pictures of your modded K750 camera module? Would love to take a look at it.
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max_wedge
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On 2007-02-21 07:50:11, deluded wrote:
@max, I've just checked out the two links you included in your post and all I can say is it's an awesome job you did with your K750 camera module. I'm not a member of se-nse, so I couldn't see the pictures of your modded K750, but I saw the pictures you took with it. I always felt my stock K750i was great, but the photos you took with yours can probably rival those taken with any consumer digital camera. Great work mate! By the way, do you happen to have an identical thread here with pictures of your modded K750 camera module? Would love to take a look at it.
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hey deluded, yep I'm working on a thread, will pm you when done. thanks for your positive feedback. The cam still needs tweaking but it's close.
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deluded
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Sure, good luck in getting your perfect modified phone camera. I'll be waiting for your good news. I'm very satisfied with the camera on my stock K750i, but I believe it's Achilles heel is the lack of optical zoom. I know there are reasons why it's not practical to have it in a camera phone, but still, I feel it'll be almost perfect with it.
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carkitter
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@merwyn
Could you post some pics?
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Posted: 2006-12-19 03:07
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