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Bonovox
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Very nice quality I love that cloud very beautiful!!!!
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sandy4464
Joined: Jun 24, 2006
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Heres day two with my C905, i think it performs very well in the light. Only thing is sometimes it has trouble metering the light, but the sun was right in the way.
this taken on full auto
macro focus
full auto
macro focus
all images from now on have white balance changed to cloudy as the leaves seemed to be slightly off colour, image above is as so
this image is exactly the same apart from the fact that smart contrast has been applied.
this is taken in landscape mode, still with cloudy white balance
with macro foucs this time, i especially like this one for its detail in the wood
Taken in auto mode, i think 
Auto again
and again
and finally this image, taken on auto, with red-eye reduction on, as she had rather bad red-eye with normal flash.
Overall I'm really happy with the pictures produced. I also seem to know how to use smart contrast now, it seems to really only work in one situation, when the subject is silhouetted by the light behind it. It does work effectively in this case, but has no effect when the reverse has happened, it just makes the subject brighter!
It might need some tweaking to work better (through firmware, perhaps!?)
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fullforce
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Really nice shots there!
Aha so that's what smart contrast is for!? But i think it's supposed to also help in other situations than the one you mentioned. But good that you found that one out!
And yes with some tweaking with a new firmware the cam coul maybe be a tad better (but it is really good already) but they have to leave the meda(mp3)player alone this time since i'm very happy with the sound it's producing. (they messed it up on the K850)
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sandy4464
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Yeah, it seems as if smart contrast should have the same effect as the dynamic range optimizer i have on my SLR, but its a phone, and i think its doing really well at being a camera too.
Only other niggly problem is that whenever i've used the flash with people in the frame, they ALWAYS get red eye, so i have to remember to turn on red-eye reduction when I'm taking pictures of people. It could also do what my other compact camera does, whenever it detects faces in the frame, it turns on red eye reduction.
Anyone from SE listening? 
Apart from that, it is a stunning phone!
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Arne Anka
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On 2008-10-30 19:41:04, sandy4464 wrote:
I also seem to know how to use smart contrast now, it seems to really only work in one situation, when the subject is silhouetted by the light behind it.
I believe you should be able to use spot metering as well in such situations. Try it out and see what happens. |
sandy4464
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On 2008-10-30 20:31:57, Arne Anka wrote:
I believe you should be able to use spot metering as well in such situations. Try it out and see what happens.
Oh yeah, completely forgot i could spot meter on the phone, will give it a go tomorrow!
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mrscarrface
Joined: Jan 01, 2006
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Wanted to try the flash on full darkness with my glass
here's a crop of the pic
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masada1971
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Excellent pic mrscarrface... |
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NightBlade
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Excellent pics, you guys. Can't wait to join in myself! 
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marty mcfly
Joined: May 20, 2007
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Inside Detail test!
200% Crop! Picked up a lot of detail.
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fullforce
Joined: Oct 12, 2005
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My slightly older camera
This one was tricky to get good beacause of all the shiny metal details.
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mrscarrface
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gtr83
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I don't know why but the last 3 photos by mrsscarface are, to my eyes, not as good as her other photos. Maybe the white balance? |
Muhammad-Oli
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I dunno, but I see a lot of photos of cities like that (it looks kinda like Dubai or somewhere nearby) that look a bit whited out, and I think it's actually the atmosphere in those places. Maybe dust in the air or something. I'm probably wrong, but just a thought.
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