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post pictures taken with your: sony ericsson K850 |
plankgatan
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have you guys "high" or "normal" quality settings on the camera....(i use high)
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xironghostx
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On 2007-11-04 20:33:33, plankgatan wrote:
have you guys "high" or "normal" quality settings on the camera....(i use high)
Where do you change that, or is it 5mp/3mp that you ean?? |
daviep
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mine says fine or normal |
plankgatan
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i mean high or normal picture-quality ?????? (you change it inside the settings)....what are you use ???? (i use high)
maybe on english k850 it says fine or normal
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sadeghi85
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On 2007-11-04 20:46:20, plankgatan wrote:
i mean high or normal picture-quality ?????? (you change it inside the settings)....what are you use ???? (i use high)
maybe on english k850 it says fine or normal
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[ This Message was edited by: plankgatan on 2007-11-04 19:47 ]
I supposed that K850 has "picture quality" setting, but when fullforce wrote that he didn't see that, i browsed sonyericsson website, K850 section("Try the phone" link), and i didn't see that setting.
EDIT: K850 has "picture quality" setting(according to owners), so set it to "fine". 
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unlock26
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I use High picture-quality |
goldenface
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I have only just found those extra settings.   |
plankgatan
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now ?????????? he he he.....high or normal picture quality have all cybershoot from k750 and forward...didnt you know that ?????
k750, k800, k810, k850, etc, etc.....even w800, w810 have it.
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Bryan84
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Look at your xeon flash cover .. is it yellowish or clear white?
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marinedisco
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mine is yellow |
Webalistic
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I was wondering...
It is a know effect that heat increases sensor noise. The longer it's used, the more you get. Most DSLR's apply noise filters on long exposures by substracting a dark frame from the image.
Now... will keeping your camphone in a nice warm pocket at 37c increase noise as well?
(maybe I should get back to work in stead of coming up with these silly questions  ) |
Bryan84
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Shouldnt' SE be making it clear white?
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plankgatan
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new firmware coming about 2 weeks...thank you
spook with support some minutes ago.....
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AbuBasim
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On 2007-11-05 11:09:50, Webalistic wrote:
Most DSLR's apply noise filters on long exposures by substracting a dark frame from the image.
Longer exposures usually give less noise unless you boost ISO at the same time. I think this subtraction trick is to get rid of faulty pixels. (Shoot a picture in total darkness without flash and you will see something that looks like colored stars. All image sensors have these.) |
sadeghi85
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The most effective noise reduction algorithm for removing salt and pepper noise(hardware fault) is median filter. It's edge-preserving 
median filter on Wikipedia
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Posted: 2007-11-04 20:33
