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post your pictures (low light and night shots only) taken with your Sony Ericsson |
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Nice shots people, especially like Bonovox's N8 photos 
Some of mine
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plankgatan
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no disregards to you bonovox.......but this thread is only for Sonyericsson phones...
take your Nokia (crap)  somewhere else............
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Hazel, during Spring Festival
Auto (lanterns over a small lake)
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[ This Message was edited by: zAlbee on 2011-02-18 08:50 ] Nokia 3360 (2002) - Moto V551 (2005) -  w580i white (2007) - w760i red (2009) - Hazel J20i black (2010) |
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 it's very rare to see great lowlight shots by Hazel. very nice zAlbee!
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Thanks! Admittedly, most of my other shots from that night did not turn out as well; these were the best.
Also, I really like mode's landscape shots! xperia X10?
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hhmmm...it seems people have got this "lowlight" idea a bit wrong...........
iso.40 or iso.80 is hardly any lowlight-environment.
lowlight is lowlight....
....[it means you take a photo with high ISO-numbers, just to see how the camera manage details, sharpness, colours, etc]
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On 2011-02-19 08:07:27, zAlbee wrote:
Thanks! Admittedly, most of my other shots from that night did not turn out as well; these were the best.
Also, I really like mode's landscape shots! xperia X10?
Thanks, yes it's X10. Of all my SE so far X10 seems to have the best noise control as the noise suppression does not kill the details, here's an example where you can clearly see the text on the banners
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On 2011-02-23 17:50:26, plankgatan wrote:
hhmmm...it seems people have got this "lowlight" idea a bit wrong...........
iso.40 or iso.80 is hardly any lowlight-environment.
lowlight is lowlight....
....[it means you take a photo with high ISO-numbers, just to see how the camera manage details, sharpness, colours, etc]
Oh really? I did not see that rule when I entered this thread.
Like you said, "lowlight is lowlight"... We can all see which pictures are taken in pitch-black, at night time. They're low light.
I'm not interested in taking with high ISO, because I know high ISO is noisy. In any case, higher ISO is not the only way to deal with a low light environment; you can also increase exposure time or increase aperture size (which we can't do with these cell phones). Whatever setting I use doesn't change the fact that it's dark and there's no sunlight!
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On 2011-02-23 17:50:26, plankgatan wrote:
hhmmm...it seems people have got this "lowlight" idea a bit wrong...........
iso.40 or iso.80 is hardly any lowlight-environment.
lowlight is lowlight....
....[it means you take a photo with high ISO-numbers, just to see how the camera manage details, sharpness, colours, etc]
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