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AbuBasim
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Swedish food reaches Muscat. Indoor without (fluorescent) and with flash.
5 MP.
5 MP.
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AbuBasim
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K770i and P990!
Full size.
The same cradle that came with the P990 can also be used with the K770 but it looks really silly with the phone sitting sideways :s
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AbuBasim
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The difference a CCD sensor and long shutter speeds makes on low light shots:
Auto mode (shutter speed 0.25 seconds at ISO 50):
Original:
http://www.esato.com/phonephotos/cam/samart/i_mobile_902/200810261842Yiu9Br.jpg
Night mode (shutter speed 1 second at ISO 50):
Original:
http://www.esato.com/phonephotos/cam/samart/i_mobile_902/2008102618467eLNdo.jpg
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GLOBALCOMM
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Shuuro
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nice pictures guys!
couple of pictures from me
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RyaN
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WOW @Shuuro, Stunning pictures  |
Luci'sPower
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wow nice quality all over this page
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steven70
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It's a 101 of Taiwan......
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Shuuro
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@steven, nice pictures!.
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Luhccas-U1a
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The only "comparable" cameraphone (using flash or daylight pics) is the zn5 i think... But in low light,i've never seen nothing better during 4 years...
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DeKosta
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steven70:
Those photos are HDR edited or editer in other way right.
Don't get me wrong, they came out very nice.
The angle of the shot, with the grass is artistic and a very nice touch!
www.flickr.com/photos/dekosta/
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steven70
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On 2009-03-04 22:53:54, DeKosta wrote:
steven70:
Those photos are HDR edited or editer in other way right.
Don't get me wrong, they came out very nice.
The angle of the shot, with the grass is artistic and a very nice touch!
I just resize these photos..........^^"
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AbuBasim
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On 2009-03-04 22:53:54, DeKosta wrote:
steven70:
Those photos are HDR edited or editer in other way right.
With a good camera phone you don't need to HDR edit a photo to get good low light shots... It's a pity that the big phone makers today can't make anything that even comes close to the low light quality of the i-mobile 902.
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I miss my camera phone 
ISO 50 with shutter speed 2 seconds:
Full size: http://www.esato.com/phonephotos/viewfullsize.php?id=18185
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woxiz
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Has anyone tried if this phone works with (3) phone company? Any one in Sweden perhaps? |
AbuBasim
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It's a triband GSM phone (900/1800/1900). No 3G/HSDPA.
Last year I used the phone on vacation in Stockholm without any problems. |
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Posted: 2008-10-08 17:59
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