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daremo
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the aperture controls the amount of light also the time that the film or sensor is exposed to the light. for instance bright daylight would need an aperture of 2.8 @ f/125 or above speed which also depends on the speed of the film used,
overcast days would use 5.6 @ /60 or thereabouts the 5.6 is the size of the opening aperture and the f/125 is the amount of time that the film/sensor is exposed to the light, and shutter speed also determines brightness.
this site might better explain it
http://www.panoramafactory.com/help/help.html?p=tip_exposure.html |
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daremo
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@askd AE stands for auto exposure. |
ady_k4e
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thanks a lot! great stuff! |
QuickShare
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now with that little information means that we can mod our own Camdriver? .. great... do post your comparisson though 
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daremo
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something interesting
http://www.picturecorrect.com/photographytips/ExposureBasics.htm
http://www.picturecorrect.com[....]re_compensation_bracketing.htm
this makes for some very good reading by everyone interested in this topic.
@ady. no probs mate. |
ady_k4e
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sorry for the delay. here are 1x,4x,8x,16x zoom photos
link: http://rapidshare.de/files/29874943/zoom.rar.html
later edit: all pictures were taken with ver 9.89 on normal mode
[ This Message was edited by: ady_k4e on 2006-08-18 16:48 ] |
daremo
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Well it has been pretty quiet around here for the past few hours, so I reckon that everyone is busy or such, anyways I got another very,very interesting link which is a must read by all, luckily you could also just read the pages that captures your interests, but I think this one should also be in your bookmarks so that you could check upon everynow and then, and also reading certain pages will give you a better understanding of what could bring about an even better camera driver.
We all have our part to play in this search of perfection. ite.
http://www.megapixel.net/html/articles.php |
jleosza
Joined: Jun 15, 2006
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thanks for all the web pages!!! really helpfull
W800i RIBC002
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daremo
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always glad to help.
cheers |
nomy
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daremo...ur good at giving info....
good searcher i guess...
stay tuned..we'll need u.... |
chakme
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sorry for the delay. here are 1x,4x,8x,16x zoom photos
link: http://rapidshare.de/files/29874943/zoom.rar.html
later edit: all pictures were taken with ver 9.89 on normal mode
[ This Message was edited by: ady_k4e on 2006-08-18 16:48 ]
In my opinion, the pics are not so bad, i think they're not so focused 'cause you took pic of a "Tree" .. Would it be sharper if you take pics of a "Building" or something more detailed and further ?? And we could see if it's really bad as you said ...
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daremo
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@nomy
am around all the time so when the need arises just ask. ite |
daremo
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digital zoom really makes a mess with photos, and wonder why the
manufactures keep touting it its the holy grail or something,now optical zoom is what gets my blood pumping, since that's what really matters, i think in due time when nanotechnology becomes mainstream or maybe some other tech that will enable one to make minute motors small and powerful to fit and shift a lens set on a camphone using an internal zoom structure, that way no protruding lens barrel also to back it up you, have variable aperture sensor which adjusts automatically according to the light falling on it also the ambient light.mark my words becasue this will happen somewhere down the line maybe in the next decade.
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ady_k4e
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i'm curently working on improving night mode pictures. I've menaged to make them lighter and with less noise but i'm having trouble with the shutter speed and the saving time. i guess i'll post an updated driver soon. Also i'm trying to implement smart zooming(if i manage to do this the 4x and 8x zoom pictures will be a lot better) |
daremo
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I think you might have some problems there with the night shots, night time the cameras tend to use a slower shutter speed and need a bigger aperture.
But then experimentation is the key to success. good luck then.
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Posted: 2006-08-17 18:17
