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TheNerd
Joined: Oct 18, 2006
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I dont get it what is the difference between the metering types? |
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AbuBasim
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Metering is the measurement of light in the scene you're shooting, for calculating automatic exposure. The i-mobile 902, like any *good* camera, provides three types: Matrix, Center and Spot. Read this page at DPReview.com for an explanation of the types.
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Here's a slightly better version of the hologram photo:
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TheNerd
Joined: Oct 18, 2006
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nice stuff there.... thanks alot!!
good image! |
smoochy
Joined: Dec 23, 2007
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From: Bali
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I'm torn between a i-mobile 902 and a SE k810i. I realize the 902 has a fantastic camera and that is what I want most in my next phone, but how is the user interface and quality of the phone? The 810 feels great and has a nice setup, but since these two phones are about the same price, I'm not sure which to get. |
AbuBasim
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If you want a good camera and do not care about the quality of the phone then I recommend the 902. Actually, the 902 is not a bad phone, although texting can be very tedious on it. And I miss flight mode.
If you like the actual phone to be top quality then you should pick the K810i instead.
Also keep in mind that the 902 is not covered by any warranty if you import it yourself. And this is not comforting since the phone has quality issues.
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smoochy
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I think I;ll end up with k810. I still need a good phone as well as camera.
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SaLiH
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I advise you to buy K810, because I had i-mobile 902, and apart from the camera it didn't suit me well, I'm not saying it's really bad as a phone, but it can't be compared with K800i, that I own now. I also wanted to buy K810i, but I tried it but didn't like the joystick, so I bought K800i.
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 |
*Jojo*
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@abu - Nice shots !
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smoochy
Joined: Dec 23, 2007
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Thanks SaLiH. I agree. Though, I haven't decided on the 800 or the 810 yet. Don't know if it's worth $50 for the lens cover that won't open in my pocket. That does drive me nuts with the k750 when it happens, so i may end up with the 810.
I hope i-mobile puts together a k800 copy with the 902's camera.
Smoochy |
shockk
Joined: Jan 19, 2005
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The Samsung D880 Duos.
Snapped with my 902. 
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AbuBasim
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KTCY
Joined: Jun 20, 2007
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Comments ? |
smoochy
Joined: Dec 23, 2007
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From: Bali
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Just and update. I had the choice of an i-mobile 902 (in stock for 2.75 million rupiah) and the k810i (2.625 mil) yesterday. I settled on the 810. I just couldn't get over a mystery UI and a phone I'm not familiar with. The blue 810i really is pretty and it's a big upgrade from my k750i.
Thanks for all the input here. |
*Jojo*
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@kt - Nice flower-shot !
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AbuBasim
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Just fooling around, wasting water  If you set ISO to 50, flash photos turn out quite well. But the distance has to be short, less than a metre so not very useful for portrait shots, unless you fancy the faces to look like those of dead people 
Full size here in the Photos gallery.
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