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QVGA
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My N71 never ever took images over 500kb, at best they were at 450. The res was 1600x1200. Now my i450 which has a much worse camera can take pics up to 1Mb at 1600x1200. Is it just bad software on samsung's part?
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gforce23
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The JPEG file optimization algorithms in the Nokia were probably a lot more efficient. On the other hand, it could be that the Samsung uses lower compression ratios and no sub-sampling to store a higher degree of information and subsequently have a higher quality setting.
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max_wedge
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On 2008-10-28 07:19:54, QVGA wrote:
My N71 never ever took images over 500kb, at best they were at 450. The res was 1600x1200. Now my i450 which has a much worse camera can take pics up to 1Mb at 1600x1200. Is it just bad software on samsung's part?
it may be so crap a sensor that applying any kind of NR (usually in the form of compression) robs too much detail.
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chuaherson
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Maybe both of them are right! My SE K810i use to capture photos at 3MP (2048 x 1536) at a size of less than 500kb! And a 2MP ( 1632 x 1224) at only less than 300kb! | |
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Posted: 2008-10-28 07:19
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