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Tips for taking good camera phone pictures. |
Shit_Happens
Joined: Aug 24, 2005
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I thought i would start this thread. Not many people know how to take good pictures and then wonder why their picture sucks while others looks good. so to all the experts and experienced share ur tips on to take those wonderfull shots, tips on lightning, tips on how shoot in a room condition..etc.
I know many people will say to buy a REAL camera but lets leave that out for this thread 
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Glenny
Joined: Feb 26, 2005
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From: Mars
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hold the camera still for one!!
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Shit_Happens
Joined: Aug 24, 2005
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can someone explain the meaning and the different effect each exposure has? i am really confused on tht...pls! |
M3JMI
Joined: Dec 20, 2005
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From: Coventry UK
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My K750i Has more MP than my digi cam and has more memory. lol
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On 2005-09-18 10:42:54, Shit_Happens wrote:
I know many people will say to buy a REAL camera but lets leave that out for this thread
Excuse me if this thread has been posted before!
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patronrx
Joined: Jan 03, 2006
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From: USSR
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In room condition it's difficult 2 take nice pix unless there's nice light.When u take pix the light must be behind u.If u want better quality pix take them in daylight. |
blackspot
Joined: Sep 06, 2004
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with VGA phone cams like K700, K500, Z520, etc. IMO using night mode only makes images look uglier so don't use it. For grainy images taken in a poorly lit environment, I'd suggest using a good software to reduce/remove noise or enhance the contrast and brightness of the images, e.g. Photoshop, Neat Image.
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*Jojo*
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On 2006-01-06 03:09:37, blackspot wrote:
with VGA phone cams like K700, K500, Z520, etc. IMO using night mode only makes images look uglier so don't use it. For grainy images taken in a poorly lit environment, I'd suggest using a good software to reduce/remove noise or enhance the contrast and brightness of the images, e.g. Photoshop, Neat Image.
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@blackspot - My GOODNESS  I've been usingthe NIGHT MODE most of my shots even in OUTDOORS -  K700i  I know though that it will be helpful (in a way) when taking shots in places where there are POOR LIGHTING conditions, say like parking areas in the malls etc.
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mcrosser
Joined: Oct 11, 2005
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From: Peru
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I use T630 and use the night mode when there is poor light, the cuality on the screen seems the same and I also use the brightnes and saturation control with the joystick even in sunny days. it makes quite a difference
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vrl29
Joined: Dec 25, 2004
Posts: 305
From: Philippines
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i'm not so sure about this, but night mode on previous SE phones (T610, K500i, K700i, etc...) doesn't function like it should. it makes the picture look worse! but in newer SE phones (S700i, K750i, etc...), night mode seems to function normally...
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sunfury
Joined: Jun 24, 2004
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From: Istanbul
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Sometimes using the exposure compensation 1/3 or 2/3 step down will help you to avoid some high noise or shaking effect in poor lightning conditions, and the picture won't be too underexposed. But check twice, you don't want your pictures to be too dark.
And remember to increase exposure up to 2/3 or 1 step when taking pics in the snowy environments. Your cam won't understand if there is snow everywhere, and it will try to darken the picture. In result, the picture will be too dark if you don't override auto exposure (I think it tries to create 17% white-grey weight in the color spectrum, but it is more than 17% when it snows).
May the ligth be with you!
[ This Message was edited by: sunfury on 2006-01-16 08:28 ] |
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Posted: 2005-09-18 10:42
