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SE W810i photo quality in high-light conditions? |
bico
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How do you experience the SE W810i photo quality in high-light conditions? I think that pictures taken in light conditions tends to be a bit "milky". Do I have a problem with my particular phones camera or is it a common problem?
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BobaFett
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I noticed the same when i experienced with indoor pix. Did u tried it with flash on?
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stayback
Joined: Apr 24, 2006
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Yeah I think its camera quality is not that good
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jepherberich
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What do you mean light conditions? you mean low-light, or bulb/fluorescent light?
Under fluorescent lighting (incandescent applied; light has a yellow-ish tint):
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Open sun:
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There are loads of better-taken pics in the Phone Photos section; and how can it be "not that good" when people have been k750-thumping for more than a year now, and they have identical camera modules. It can only get better, as the W810 should still get firmware updates with better tweaked camera drivers
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bico
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I'm terribly sorry for my indistinct question. With "light conditions" I ment and mean really high-light conditions. Like at sunny places on a sunny day. At sea, at a harbour or on the beach for example.
Note: I have edited my original post to reflect the elucidation!
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jmbillings
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I know what you mean about milky - I don't think I have an example handy but it looks almost like there is a layer of slight mist or a soft-focus effect has been applied. Doesn't always happen though- often I get excellent contrast with strong colours, other times not. |
QVGA
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Over exposure? |
jleosza
Joined: Jun 15, 2006
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From: Belo Horizonte, Brazil
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all w810, w800, k750, w900 and d750 users that overexposure can be fixed with hybrid version 2.1, you can find on this topic http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=124375&start=165
and video quality increased dramaticlly no more dead pixels and much more fast recording! |
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Posted: 2006-07-03 00:30
