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zide
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Posted: 2009-09-21 01:51
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On 2009-09-20 17:05:30, Pitzon wrote:
This is the exact situations where we need a xenon flash. My n86 also sucks in these situations. The scenery gets lit up nicely but it uses a long exposure time. People move so they get blurred. With a strong xenon flash the cam uses a shorter exposure time and it works nice.




I think that the lack of a xenon flash in the N86 is hilarious/ridiculous... What tha hell were they thinking when they decide to add a led flash... By the way Pitzon, I've seen that you had both C902 and C901. Does it worth the upgrade, in terms of detail and focus quality? (From C902 to C901 of course)

Well, I visited a quite nice garden today (named Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra, Portugal. I'd recommend it!) and, once again, I was hoping to get impressed by my C902.

90% of battery lasted me for 160 photos, all taken with daylight white balance. I'll post 10 photos which I selected as being the better in sharpness and overall quality:

I think this first one is the most detailed and focused of all:

DSC00502

DSC00461

DSC00469

DSC00480

DSC00536

DSC00600

DSC00567

DSC00576

DSC00569

DSC00636

What do you think? I must admin that I am not impressed at all. Out of 160, I'll remain as "pretty decent" almost 20 photos. The rest I'd say that are commun crappy camera phone photos. I don't doubt that C902 can take impressive photos but that is not an easy task.

I am not a experienced neither skilled person in this photography scene ofc, but camera phones aren't made for those either... So, am I asking too much for this tiny camera-phone sensor?
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mrjulius
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Posted: 2009-09-21 02:04
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hehe camera phones has auto focus
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mrjulius
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Posted: 2009-09-21 19:15
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If you want to view all original size go here
mrjuliusC902shots





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Posted: 2009-09-21 21:15
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Heres a fiew pictures I took erlier on my new c902





zide
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Posted: 2009-09-21 23:39
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@ MrJulius & wifiwupding: Are you using the image stabilization?

@ MrJulius: Do you always use the spot metering mode? If yes, why?
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Posted: 2009-09-21 23:49
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I am using the image stabilizer yes im allso using the spot metering mode because ive only just found out what it does, i thought it was just a cross to mark the center of the image to make things easier
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Posted: 2009-09-22 01:37
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Well. I think I found the cause of my photo blurr and lack of sharpness. How can I set the shutter speed in C902?

Still @ MrJulius: Are you using the image stabilization?
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mrjulius
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Posted: 2009-09-22 03:09
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@zide
N0, i d0nt use image stabi.
And yes, i use spot in macro sh0t.
And i also manual the ev.
Also manual the white balance
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Posted: 2009-09-22 06:16
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how to pay in flickr.com
i dont know how hehehe
the pictures will gone in 1 month
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Posted: 2009-09-22 10:30
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@wifiwupding

Are those all shots are on Auto White Balance and Auto Scene ?
Pitzon
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Posted: 2009-09-22 11:48
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On 2009-09-21 01:51:04, zide wrote:

On 2009-09-20 17:05:30, Pitzon wrote:
This is the exact situations where we need a xenon flash. My n86 also sucks in these situations. The scenery gets lit up nicely but it uses a long exposure time. People move so they get blurred. With a strong xenon flash the cam uses a shorter exposure time and it works nice.




I think that the lack of a xenon flash in the N86 is hilarious/ridiculous... What tha hell were they thinking when they decide to add a led flash... By the way Pitzon, I've seen that you had both C902 and C901. Does it worth the upgrade, in terms of detail and focus quality? (From C902 to C901 of course)



c902 has better build quality but c901 is better on every aspect otherwise i think. Bigger screen, more comfortable keys, xenon flash who works well in "party" situations. I also feel the c901 to be much better cam allround. Mine was dead accurate in most situations. I browse through all pics i have taken sometimes and still gets stunned on how good they look. c902 can also snap bautiful pics in good light but the c901 can do so much more..... After hundreds of pics with them both i can without doubt say that the c901 is the winner

zide
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Posted: 2009-09-22 13:43
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Even my girlfriends old 3.2 MP Samsung U600 takes sharper pictures than my C902...

But tell me, how can I deacrease the shutter speed in my C902?
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Posted: 2009-09-22 17:26
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months ago, there was a cybershot booth set up by in a mall to promote the CS phones.
they had a live c902 handset for customers and kibitzers to play around and use.
my friend took pics. the booth was well lighted with all the klieg lights etc etc.
when we viewed them full screen on a laptop, there it was! in all its glory and abundance - oil painting effects and softness in images

so sad for a cybershot.. am glad c901 is out already to take over c902
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Posted: 2009-09-23 04:37
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[ This Message was edited by: mrjulius on 2009-09-23 03:39 ]
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zide
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Posted: 2009-09-25 20:48
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Hello again!

Today I found that the Document Mode (DM) gives a very nice sharpness and contrast to the fotos, therefore it is better that the full-auto (AM) mode in my opinion.

All the following were taken with daylight white-balance, 0,0 EV. Check them out:

DM:
DSC00858

AM:
DSC00859

DM:
DSC00864

AM:
DSC00860

DM:
DSC00829

AM:
DSC00828

DM:
DSC00837

AM:
DSC00836

DM:
DSC00840

AM:
DSC00841

DM:
DSC00843

AM:
DSC00842

DM:
DSC00876

AM:
DSC00877

DM:
DSC00881

AM:
DSC00871

DM:
DSC00882

AM:
DSC00883

DM:
DSC00885

DM (with image stablizer):
DSC00886

AM:
DSC00878


Well, sorry for the photo spam! Hope it can be usefull to you.

In this last example, do you prefer with or without the stabllizer?

I must say i'm impressed with the quality of the DM.
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