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sblantipodi
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On 2008-06-14 12:26:56, melk wrote:
Do you also have problems taking photos with the xenon flash?
If a subject is within a two-meter radius, it will get over-exposed (very white, no detail). This didn't happen in the first firmwares. Also, It worked perfect in my old K800i.
So I never use the flash, or all my night photos look like shit. I hate this phone, it's the worst flagship SE phone yet.
I think that you are not able to use your phone if you speak in this way 
surely 2 seconds for night photos should be better but with the correct settings you can rich a good result.
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Duran
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50% of my portrait photos at night are also too bright |
masada1971
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mine too..any solutions to this?even with iso set to 100,same again..too white pics |
mr versatile
Joined: Mar 06, 2008
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Guys by chance is the c902 officially launch as yet,because i believe this our keep back with the firmware or is either they make another mistake firmware and afraid to release i am positive this firmware is raedy but something they are afraid of ,they probably know that if they prove their self this time around i know they will live to regret it... this flagship phone will take all their flags down  |
chadiwrx
Joined: Sep 25, 2005
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On 2008-06-14 12:26:56, melk wrote:
Do you also have problems taking photos with the xenon flash?
If a subject is within a two-meter radius, it will get over-exposed (very white, no detail). This didn't happen in the first firmwares. Also, It worked perfect in my old K800i.
So I never use the flash, or all my night photos look like shit. I hate this phone, it's the worst flagship SE phone yet.
Yes i have the same issue with mine aswell. Ive owned a K800 in the past & i still own a K810 but ive never had this problem with either of them before.
I'm starting to hate my K850 aswell, I might sell it & just stick to my K810. |
larry 68
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Same here, night pics are awful, they come out black if I use the flash unless with portrait and then they are either poor or tooooooooo bright. |
iqmaster158
Joined: Jan 18, 2008
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i advise to clean lightsensor frequently (use brush) to get better results with flash. |
sblantipodi
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On 2008-06-14 14:19:17, masada1971 wrote:
mine too..any solutions to this?even with iso set to 100,same again..too white pics
you need to use the compensation.
reduce the compensation with the keypad... |
Duran
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On 2008-06-14 14:42:55, sblantipodi wrote:
On 2008-06-14 14:19:17, masada1971 wrote:
mine too..any solutions to this?even with iso set to 100,same again..too white pics
you need to use the compensation.
reduce the compensation with the keypad...
even on -2.0 i get over exposed pictures sometimse |
sblantipodi
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in that case your phone as some problem because my phone with compensation at -2.0 will never made a over exposed pictures. |
mark187
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Clean your light sensor. It's been covered hundreds of times in this thread. |
Duran
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On 2008-06-14 15:50:29, mark187 wrote:
Clean your light sensor. It's been covered hundreds of times in this thread.
I've done this 3x already but i'm not gonna take an old toothbrush with me every time i wanna take night pictures
[ This Message was edited by: Duran on 2008-06-14 15:07 ] |
mark187
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On 2008-06-14 16:07:24, Duran wrote:
On 2008-06-14 15:50:29, mark187 wrote:
Clean your light sensor. It's been covered hundreds of times in this thread.
I've done this 3x already but i'm not gonna take an old toothbrush with me every time i wanna take night pictures
[ This Message was edited by: Duran on 2008-06-14 15:07 ]
Then get a different phone because the dirty sensor problem is an inherent flaw with the K850i. |
Tervel
Joined: Jun 30, 2003
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I have to say that I also got MUCH better results once I cleaned the sensor. I carry a tooth pick now and use it once in a while. I've thought about finding some sort of Very transparent tape to put over the sensor so it doesn't trap any dust but not sure if this would work.
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shawon
Joined: Jan 17, 2008
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That's unusual... I can't seem to update my K850i 02 from R1EA031 to a later version using SEUS.... |
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