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Post pictures taken with your c901 Cybershot phone |
thesun
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Junz
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Quick snap at random object 
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gedas5
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@ junz
very nice sky in second photo  |
gedas5
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Let the water run free
i told you that i'm going to flood this thread  but not with photos but with water |
Junz
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very nice sky in second photo
thanks
for take that water picture, are you using manual focus or auto? i found it more easy with manual focus
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mrjulius
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great water pictures:D
is your cam mod
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gedas5
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@ junz
i believe that manual focus would give me much better results only if i had modded camdriver in my c901 though i'm still using the standard camdriver i will install new camdriver next week as until then i don't have any spare minute to do that and i know i'm missing a lot as new M3 camdriver seems to be promissing 
@mrjulius
please see the reply to junz |
gedas5
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Golden Water
p.s. i know that i might go off topic a little bit but why not to post such pictures
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mriley
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that isnt off topic that is the topic
how are you taking these? macro focus and flash?
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mrjulius
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great!
how do you do that
because i have a friend we testing it in faucet also dropping of water
yes its freeze the droplet but its not good as yours
teach me
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mriley
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the flash freezes the water droplets and macro focus keeps them looking sharp, if youre doing this on a proper digital camera then you should shorten shutter speed to maybe 1/1250. Its possible to do this without the flash but you need lots of light.
This is one i took with my K800i
When i do this again with my C901 i will use a tripod, use auto timer to get 0 camera shake, have the area the water drops are falling to in focus before they arrive, and also a black background, maybe a black t-shirt
( this photo has come about a bit blurry because i was focusing in the wrong place and my hands were moving causing camera shake, and the light from flash has reflected off white background and back onto the water making it look grey  )
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gedas5
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@ mriley
yes you are totally wright
@ mrjulius and Bonovox
any photo taking involves a little of creativity so that's a secret how i do it 
but the whole secret is not a lot to learn: Flash+marco...and then play till you get the best results...or at least the ones that you like...mine photos with the curving water were achieved by moving the tap and not strong streem of water and that's it |
mrjulius
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ow we have a same attitude
shot and shot until you got the look
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gedas5
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Crystal clear
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gedas5
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Posted: 2009-12-11 05:13
Xperia Arc S, 
