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Tripod For K800i? |
cardsnk
Joined: Sep 11, 2006
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From: Philippines
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is there an available tripod for the k800i like the ones with digital cameras?
i did find some though...one thing different is the tripods for digital cameras have a screw in the stand...my k800i doesn't have a screw in it's side...im looking for a tripod with a clamp...is there such? nokia 6630 have a free one...but does sony ericsson has one? or even compatible tripods for cellphones?
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cardsnk
Joined: Sep 11, 2006
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check this for instance....i wish s.e. phones has one too...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lis186/200358134/
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deluded
Joined: Sep 14, 2005
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Hey there! I did a search on Google and found these:
Turbogadgets
Photoetconline
Amazon
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Fredricx
Joined: Jul 09, 2004
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Do you think the K800 perform so great so it's worth to get a tripod? I would get a real camera before I buy a tripod. The K800 delivers good mobile/party pic's and that you can take without support, unless your hand are very shakey. Thats what I think...
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tonchy
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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From: Bolivia
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i think the k800 takes superb picture so one of these tripods would come very handy when u want to take shots using the self-timer coz it is usually hard to find the right surface for the phone or when u just want more stabilization. besides they look portable and not expensive at all. i think the coolest is the last one our friend found in Amazon... cheers |
cardsnk
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i think the k800i can compete with the digital cameras...more so,if you have a superb image enhancer you'd be delighted to have a k800i.
anyways thanks for the links...i'll check them out...or make my own tripod i guess..
check these pictures for example...
and this one..
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deluded
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Glad to be of help. Anyway, those pics look great, @cardsnk. Colour reproduction seems to be very good and the images look sharp. Maybe it's time to consider upgrading from my K750i.
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cardsnk
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cool...  share some great photos too when you have one...peace out. |
deluded
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It may be a while before I get a new mobile phone, and truth be told, I'm actually looking to get the K810 when it comes out, instead of the K800. I prefer the lens cover on the K810, looks more sturdy. Heh... We'll see...
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decay_zeit
Joined: Feb 28, 2007
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From: PERSIA
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it would come so handy,specially when you want to shoot using Twilight Landscape scene.....due to long exposure time,to avoid blurry pictures,the camera must be held still,certainly one tripod is the most still
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