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Yeppi
Joined: Oct 13, 2004
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chili
Joined: Dec 09, 2004
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A pleasant sunday to all... viewing the pics and posting now from my K700i via Reqwireless webviewer. 
@marlonski - good set of pics again from your last two posts! you've taken pics of many places, some exotic, but the most evocative are still those of your beautiful home and family - that hairy dog, your fireplace, the group shots
@dr_thug - that dam photo is astonishing! made me horizontal-scroll on my pc over and over yesterday  |
chili
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... follow-up post, ran out of space in webviewer
I hope @carkitter posts more of his own panorama shots too.
@thewhizz, @yeppi - nothing shows the K700i's colors better than leaves and fruits. reminds me of my "leaf obsession" back then. 
@mrao - i think SE has decided that their best phone cameras be dedicated to the K series. the P series cameras produce unnatural colors i believe.  |
dr_thug
Joined: Nov 11, 2004
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thanks chilli.btw, can u see the 2 places where the 3 pictures have been joined??i can't remember.i tried hard but coudn;t make out.thats why this is one of my best panaroma pictures. |
dr_thug
Joined: Nov 11, 2004
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sky at dawn,taken during january 05.(taken from a moving vehicle)
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dr_thug
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trees.
more trees.hey,ijust noticed...its an unmanned railway crossing.
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Gunnut
Joined: Feb 16, 2005
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THat's a good one...
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jarocho73
Joined: Jun 26, 2004
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Mexican Girl.
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jarocho73
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Champagne
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chili
Joined: Dec 09, 2004
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@dr_thug - Can't spot the points where they were stitched together either... Great job
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TheWhizz_68
Joined: Oct 19, 2002
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'Milo' (only 5 months old)
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blackspot
Joined: Sep 06, 2004
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Looks like Milo from the Mask! Cool dog!
Here's a shot of a coconut from about 5 kilometers away with a telescope of course
And here are a few not-so-good shots of the moon.
The K700 obviously normalizes the levels in the pics which I think isn't too helpful in getting the details right in these types of images.
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marlonski
Joined: Oct 16, 2004
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On 2005-07-17 03:39:39, chili wrote:
@marlonski - good set of pics again from your last two posts! you've taken pics of many places, some exotic, but the most evocative are still those of your beautiful home and family - that hairy dog, your fireplace, the group shots
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@thewhizz cool dog !
@Blackspot, clever pictures dude !
@chili, nice of you to say so mate
These were taken late sunday afternoon.
Bit too much sunlight.
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max_wedge
Joined: Aug 29, 2004
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@blackspot, nice. I was wondering when you'd get that telescope? (http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=95313&start=15#post1315032) 
Yeah, we can't really get around the K700i limitations, but not many people can boast taking such a detailed pic of the moon with the handset on it's own. Atleast not until the next moon shot!!
@Chili, you sure can shoot.. more excellent thought provoking black and white shots. Nice nice.
@marlonski, agree whole heartedly with chili.. like that panorama group shot - very evocative (to use chili's word). I've only used the panorama for scenery but that is sure a good way to capture group activity.
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blackspot
Joined: Sep 06, 2004
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@max_wedge, yup, i got myself a Newtonian -- it's not a really big one and uses non-standard eyepieces (0.96") but the price wasn't so bad and the quality is OK. I'm now thinking of replacing the eyepiece holder/focuser with a standard 1.25" so I can use eyepieces with wider openings and hopefully get wider views.
I'm just waiting for clearer skies so I can get pics of nebulae and hopefully nearby planets.
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Posted: 2005-07-17 00:13
