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fullforce
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Yea maybe smart contrast is really only for oudoor use...hmm and i'd say for now smart contras ruins indoors shots.
Those shots you saw posted from me now was taken with normal quality.
But the shots i'll be posting hence forward will be taken with the fine/high quality setting: Not razor sharp but just fine
macro mode flash fired
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Luci'sPower
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watch on http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/reviews.php they have posted a review on C905.They confirmed that the C905 haves the strongest flash ever seen on a mobile
The conclusion
"Let’s sum up in a few words: if you are looking for the best 8-megapixel cameraphone and taking pictures with a flash is important for you, C905 has no competition at the moment. However, if you want a well-balanced all-in-one device, bare in mind C905’s poor video capabilities."
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daviep
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fullforce
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@daviep
So now you are working IN FRONT of the camera eh? 
Sorry i couldn't resist! No harm intended!
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Luci'sPower
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N82 the strongest xenon till now
K850
C905
Same distance just different backround 4m no problem for the c905
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SilveR.
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Read it some where, When shot in in a dark room, with smartcontrast the pic wont be that bright, that will reduce some light..
How ever will try it out when I get the phone
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fullforce
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Nope..smart contrast fux it up:
Without:
and with:
and i'm not happy with the " light circles i sometimes got but i think somebody told me that thoose sometimes appear and has to do wit the pixelation or something. Any ideas? I'm i the olny one who got this?
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SaLiH
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@fullforce - those ''light circles'' as you call them, are just small pecks of dust on your camera lens, nothing to worry about.
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SilveR.
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that's confusing...
Then smartcontrast is worthless right now.. maybe in further firmware update..
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fullforce
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@SaLiH
So it's not some problem with my camera? Ok well i do got dust here hehe
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marty mcfly
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If you haven't thought about it yet, I strongly suggest the guys with a C905 have a go at the October Camera Phone shootout. Link in my sig!
Would be very cool to see some C905 entries before time runs out for the month.
Check out the latest snaps of my phone too. It's such a good looking device! Click me and scroll down!
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fullforce
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Well well! I now checked my lens glass carefully. And YES. There is already a dust spec behind the glas! And that is problably what you saw there on the shot below. Is this the K850 dust spec-story allover again..hmm i hope that this spec of mine will move by itself...otherwise it will be a trip to the service centre...when they get the tools and instuctions how to open the C905.
Grrrrr!
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SaLiH
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@ fullforce - No it's not, it's just good old dust!
BTW. I like the photos taken by the new C905, although as I recall smart contrast proved to be a great feature on the first photo samples posted at planet-nokia. What happened to it. Maybe SE hasn't tweaked it well with the new camera module.
Anyway I'm so glad to see that a SE phone has finally beaten N82's xenon flash.
p.s. Some things never change here, referring to plank and his constant fighting and defending his current phone. First it was K810, than K850, now it's C902. Plank C902 will never beat C905, just get over it!!!! We all remember when K850i was ''the best'' camera phone in the world (of course, only for you), even better than i-mobile 902. It seems that your C902 took it's throne now. Next phone you buy will probably take C902's place! hehehe
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amorphus
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Dust behind the glass again?! Oh, no, SE, don't bring us a new disease - dustphobia.
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fullforce
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Yeah right you are. It is dust! Hmm is there any chanse that it will move by it self so to speak?
No it's not a new disease. It was very common in the K850. I removed the glass on my K850 and all troubles with dust went away....don't think i dare to do this on the C905 though.
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