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penguin_xp
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penguin_xp
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fangdue
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jake20
Joined: Jan 23, 2009
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i noticed on DM3.8 the bugs also.. like sometimes if you change a setting, like the scene, ISO level, or color correction, it is not easy to remove that setting again.
I set the color correction option, and then could not turn it off for the next shot.
hopefully DM can resolve these issues in 3.8 final. |
riksilvers
Joined: May 13, 2009
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From: Otley, West Yorkshire, UK
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DM35 macro - no flash - colour correction - ISO auto
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Bryan84
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DM 3.5 
God's amazing creation!
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penguin_xp
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@Bryan84
May I know what is your setting on that shot? I believe you took that shot from direct sunlight.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. |
Bryan84
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On 2009-11-13 16:14:48, penguin_xp wrote:
@Bryan84
May I know what is your setting on that shot? I believe you took that shot from direct sunlight.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I took this shot in the car actually. So it was through a windscreen. Anyway here are the settings (i've resized the original image). Landscape.
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penguin_xp
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On 2009-11-13 16:40:48, Bryan84 wrote:
On 2009-11-13 16:14:48, penguin_xp wrote:
@Bryan84
May I know what is your setting on that shot? I believe you took that shot from direct sunlight.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I took this shot in the car actually. So it was through a windscreen. Anyway here are the settings (i've resized the original image). Landscape.
Thank you for your reply. I asked your settings because as I can see based on the shot of the clouds I've taken from my previous post, it's darker than your shot considering that I took it directly from sunlight and was using DM3.8. My only setting on that shot was landscape, color correction on, and -0.7EV. That is also why I asked if you took the shot directly from sunlight. From these shots, I somehow feel that DM3.8 produces darker shots than DM3.5. I'm not sure enough though. |
penguin_xp
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I get it! I think I took the shot in a wrong way. I actually took the shot directly against the sunlight. 
That is the reason, maybe, I got a darker result. I will try to take some more shots for testing. |
jake20
Joined: Jan 23, 2009
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DM 3.8 does seem to take darker shots.. just look at my comparison pictures |
riksilvers
Joined: May 13, 2009
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From: Otley, West Yorkshire, UK
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I've seen nothing yet in DM38 that has really impressed me yet. Even with all the added functions the picture quality is no better than DM35 and in some cases looks worse. For ease of use and picture quality it looks like i'll be sticking with DM35 for the time being.....well...until DM38 final is released. |
jake20
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On 2009-11-13 18:23:12, riksilvers wrote:
I've seen nothing yet in DM38 that has really impressed me yet. Even with all the added functions the picture quality is no better than DM35 and in some cases looks worse. For ease of use and picture quality it looks like i'll be sticking with DM35 for the time being.....well...until DM38 final is released.
I was thinking the same exact thing the other day, but I have now taken some great shots with DM 3.8 that DM3.5 does not have the ability to take.
This picture here for example could not be taken with DM3.5 because there is no shutter speed control, and the picture would never come out so bright without tons of noise.
When you load both drivers on your phone, and photograph the same exact scene and compare, then you will see that DM 3.8 is better for certain situations, due to the manual shutter speed/focus controls.
But for just point and shoot on all auto settings, DM3.5 may be a little better, but its VERY close.
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jake20
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DM3.5 VS DM3.8
ALL AUTO - ISO64 - COLOR CORRECTION
WINNER = DM3.8 IMO
DM3.8 is a very tricky driver, i guess only DM can say why some shots appear to come out darker in DM3.8, but shots like this comparison, DM3.8 handles the lighting better i think, and is brighter in areas it needs to be.
DM3.5
DM3.8
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jake20
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another comparison DM3.5 vs DM3.8
WINNER = This one is just too close to call, almost identical, but DM3.8 handles light better ti think.
ALL AUTO settings
DM3.5
DM3.8
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Posted: 2009-11-13 04:47
