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K850! CX 7.7 vs Tough Shot 7.37 |
tarete
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mallaccra
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woww those pixs are superbs...can u share wif us the cam driver??  
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norbi1988
Joined: Nov 20, 2008
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to get better results on CX7.7 you must use manual setting, don't know if the TS7.37 is manual driver...
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tarete
Joined: Oct 08, 2008
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TS is manual driver..
i just shooted with the lower iso in each driver!
and those are the results... i really preffer TS driver..
i will upload it tomorrow 
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titus1
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I really do prefer TOUGH-SHOT 7.37.
And what i do look for a camdriver is how good it is at macro shot, for me it's the barometer. Although when using Tough-Shot, you really have to turn-off the flash when shooting on broad day light like shooting at the sky or clouds much like the same manner when you're using Cyber-Shut.
[ This Message was edited by: titus1 on 2009-09-18 03:07 ] |
witchking
Joined: Feb 07, 2009
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@Tarete
ToughShot uses all Manual Settings from Cybershot Xperience. The pictures you've posted are all flash shots (macro)
Default ISO for Flash in CX is 200, in ToughShot, its 125.
Which means that:
IN AUTO-MODE, CX will give brighter Flash Shots, which is useful for photographing objects at some distance from camera.
In ToughShot, the ISO is 125, which means that it is good for CLOSE-UP shots ONLY.
I see you haven't posted any flash shot of distant objects?
So according to me, default ISO at 200 is better, if you want lower ISO, you can simply decrease EV which changes ISO. At EV = 1.0, you'll have ISO100 and so.
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Moreover, this comparison is improperly done and results from your lack of knowledge on using the drivers properly.
Why don't you post some pictures without flash, indoors, outdoors and others?
[ This Message was edited by: witchking on 2009-09-18 11:03 ] |
tarete
Joined: Oct 08, 2008
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Witchking i shooted with 2 camdriver and EV was -2.0 (CX and TS) so...
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norbi1988
Joined: Nov 20, 2008
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@tarete in CX7.7 there is no lower value than -1.0 which is ISO 100
this is for flash shots:
-1.0 = ISO 100
-0.7 = ISO 125
-0.3 = ISO 160
0.0 = ISO 200
+0.3 = ISO 250
+0.7 = ISO 320
+1.0 = ISO 400
+1.3 = ISO 500
+1.7 = ISO 640
+2.0 = ISO 800
[ This Message was edited by: norbi1988 on 2009-09-18 14:40 ] |
Aodh
Joined: Aug 10, 2009
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guys no offense but the Tough Shot 7.37 sees better than CX 7.7.
CX 7.7 the photos are horrible seems that the camera is inappropriate, need to adjust the cam.
Well the Tough Shot 7.37 this normal for my eyes so is better for me.
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tarete
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@norbi1988
-2.0 = -1.0 so.. Iso is 100 with ev -2.0... same as TS driver.. |
norbi1988
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@tarete I think -2.0 is auto, but witchking must confirm this |
tarete
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OMG i am sure...
i tryed -1.0 and -2.0 and the photos are similar! |
corer
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I don't think an informal test can give a proper conclusion. And all u guys need to do is to improve photographing skills.
[ This Message was edited by: corer on 2009-09-19 00:56 ] |
corer
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Right. Just as witchking said, i took many manual code from his driver.Regards.
@witchking
Ha u neglect that my driver's default ISO isn't 125 nor 160 but automatically changeable.
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ntsan
Joined: Sep 05, 2009
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Well Tough Shot's ISO valeu is variable depend on distance, maybe witchking can incorporate this feature too?
In Auto
Low light: ISO100 for Macro, flash 2 times, ISO160 for long distance, flash 4 times
Night Portrait
ISO 100 for short distance, flash 2 times, ISO 200 for long distance, flash 4 times
[ This Message was edited by: ntsan on 2009-09-19 23:13 ] |
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Posted: 2009-09-17 15:40
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