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Bonovox
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Yes in low light 2 lines go across the screen which will hopefully be fixed in firmware update. I have mailed Sony Ericsson about this and also the quite low signal problem too. To counteract the lines try turning down the the exposure setting by 2 notches. It helped for me when I did a candle shot previously. In daylight pictures are fine but them lines still can show in dark shady areas of a daylight photo. Just mess with settings. I noticed last night when I took a photo after first activating the camera when it focused I seen the lines appear before the photo was taken. Then I tried focusing again and they were gone. So perhaps they dont always appear. Does anyone know if this is software problem in camera? I sure hope its not hardware 
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boy.in.PINK
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On 2010-05-01 12:11:39, ranzon wrote:
does anyone of you guys experience artifacts across the screeen in bad light?iso set to +2 Even in video mode..?
i saw crossmatched's lowlight pic in his comparison thread and i saw those bands ruining the majestic pictures...
try to lower the ISO... since other pictures (especially those twilight scenes) do have good black... 
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anouk82
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Bonovox
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Nice pics I wish we had some sunshine here 
   Complete darkness except a window.
    I cannot believe this phone has great pics yet alot of it's photos are barely 1mb in size
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aigaias
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Indoor pictures out of focus. Day pictures too! Is this a problem?
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Bonovox
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Daytime pic are not out of focus it's all down to steady hands as with ANY camera. Have you not seen the previous photos? Also it's not just steady hands you need it's also not moving too soon after photo is taken as on most camera phones there is always some shutter lag though the Elm is quite fast. There is barely a pic out of focus on this thread mate try again
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aigaias
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On 2010-05-02 01:31:19, Bonovox wrote:
Daytime pic are not out of focus it's all down to steady hands as with ANY camera.
I have not uploaded daytime pic yet. Both are night pics. My hand is steady as it gets |
Bonovox
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Mmmm,take a look at my pics above they are not out of focus or blurred. Tip try putting cam on flat surface
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hihihans
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Take a lot of pics to get used to the camara. Try some different settings too. You'll see they get better in time.
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Bonovox
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I also just recently bought a new Panasonic Lumix camera & it took me a good few days to get the best out of it as it was a new model to me.
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aigaias
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On 2010-05-02 01:42:55, hihihans wrote:
Take a lot of pics to get used to the camara. Try some different settings too. You'll see they get better in time.
Come on guys, this is not my fisrt camera phone, and i have shoot hundred pics with elm. Its not normal. I'll try to reflash it |
Bonovox
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Well it might be faulty but as you can see right through this thread the camera is very good.
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aigaias
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On 2010-05-02 01:54:00, Bonovox wrote:
Well it might be faulty but as you can see right through this thread the camera is very good.
Yes i can see it. Thats the reason i got it. I'll try to flash it and let you know |
hihihans
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On 2010-05-02 01:48:26, aigaias wrote:
On 2010-05-02 01:42:55, hihihans wrote:
Take a lot of pics to get used to the camara. Try some different settings too. You'll see they get better in time.
Come on guys, this is not my fisrt camera phone, and i have shoot hundred pics with elm. Its not normal. I'll try to reflash it
no offence but how should I know. It took some time to get good pics out of my Aino, never had that with K850. My canon digicam also needed some extra attention in opposite of the previous one.
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aigaias
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I guess that it needs veeery steady hands to take a sharp picture with this phone. I used to have a Nokia 6220 and it didn't need steady hands at all. Anyway i'll give it a try before i trade it with 6700 which i like
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Posted: 2010-05-01 13:50
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