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Duran
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On 2008-02-27 21:17:54, plankgatan wrote:
i think quite many need to learn how to adjust the white balance.
k850 manage good color saturation if you learn to adjust whitness in a proper way.
everything is about catching the right light. morning light is allways best, (have warmest beams...evening is also ok) 
you're saying that you could make my pink trafficsign into red without using photoshop etc -.-? |
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Luci'sPower
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plankgatan
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On 2008-02-27 21:37:19, Duran wrote:
On 2008-02-27 21:17:54, plankgatan wrote:
i think quite many need to learn how to adjust the white balance.
k850 manage good color saturation if you learn to adjust whitness in a proper way.
everything is about catching the right light. morning light is allways best, (have warmest beams...evening is also ok)
you're saying that you could make my pink trafficsign into red without using photoshop etc -.-?
about the pink color i dont know...my pink color vanish after i installed 037....see for yourself
im speaking more about "bleached" pictures....there we can improve our pictures a lot.
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davidsic
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jot
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So what settings is everyone using for indoor pics? The ones I've been taking turn out awfully grainy and blurry when I view them at the full 5MP res.. they look pretty good scaled down, but you know. |
dentoters07
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On 2008-02-27 04:04:32, lun4r wrote:
On 2008-02-26 03:29:56, lun4r wrote:
so i guess the best settings for outdoor will be the document + daylight with (-) EV..
any advice on the settings to take indoor pics?
coz every time i took indoor pics, the result suckz...especially in low lite condition w/o flash..
advice anyone...?
i hate my indoor pics, it's like taken with a poor VGA camera with wrong colors adn noise everywhere 
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=157734&start=0 |
DarKMaGiCiaN
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On 2008-02-27 21:37:19, Duran wrote:
On 2008-02-27 21:17:54, plankgatan wrote:
i think quite many need to learn how to adjust the white balance.
k850 manage good color saturation if you learn to adjust whitness in a proper way.
everything is about catching the right light. morning light is allways best, (have warmest beams...evening is also ok)
you're saying that you could make my pink trafficsign into red without using photoshop etc -.-?
I have the answer for this ^_^
see this
Auto :
EV : -0.3
Withe balance : Day light
ISO: 100
the result
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Duran
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I used daylight already..so its about the ISO100? Mine was ISO-64 looking at the exif data..
-0.3 on landscape picture wont do good i think
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Luci'sPower
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well i use twilight portrait for more vivid color and from -0,3/+0,3 EV |
plankgatan
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sharpness
http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/1483/dsc01468an7.jpg
http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/1333/dsc01467qp8.jpg
spacey
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DarKMaGiCiaN
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@Duran
that was just an example
there is a simple mistake in the camera driver code (( I hope otherwise it is a hardware problem!! ))
it gives us light vivid color ( over exposuer pics ) so we have to warm it by making the pic dark (EV) or changing is ISO to 100 in indoor shots
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fullforce
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Well here's some shot taken with the new firmware earlier today:
Yes we have pyramids i Sweden to I went inside this one that is a combined resturant and green house shop.
And took theese shots:
Almost perfect sharpness but not quite. I wish it would be a bit easier to get those supersharp shots.
This is a small type of rose and it is actually a bit between red and pinkred in real life. So this rose-shot is just a tad too "pinkish". Also not quite that sharp that i would like.
Her we have two shots with a little fiddling with daylight profile (i think) and EV.
The darker one is quite nice but i should have kept the EV-setting somewhere in between the two shots and the it would be nicely balanced!
Theese two are not so sharps but shows that the cam handles the colours nicely in most cases.
I love cactus!!
This one is a bit more blueish in real life but turned out okey. I had a little bit of tricky light here.
I think everything is on auto here. Anyhow here we can see how the camera treats a broader spectra of colours in one motif. Off course it's not easy to get the whiter flowers not too white/overexposed since there is a whole bunch of other colours in the motifes to consider. And hey, it's just a phone-camera!
This one is the best shot from me today. Maybe it's easier to ger orange colored motifes good?
Actually this one looks better in a bit bigger size than esato permits.
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plankgatan
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full size
http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/2576/dsc01647bb7.jpg
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