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indoor/lowlight super-hardcore camera comparison |
plankgatan
Joined: May 20, 2007
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(yeh i know, the headline is a bit overkill)..........
anyway, sitting here in North Sweden and shooting some lowlight/indoor with C902 & K750 just for fun.............i've never compared k750 & C902 indoor before, so i got surprised how similar they became 
k750 auto
c902 auto
k750 auto
c902 auto
k750 auto
c902 auto
k750 auto
c902 auto
k750 auto
c902 auto
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TTT
Joined: Feb 23, 2010
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Can't see any pics plank.
EDIT: Can now..
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Plank, maybe it's just me but your definition of lowlight is very different than mine 
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code28h4p
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maybe we are same here...i dont see any lowlight pictures here
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thesun
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i don't know how you define lowlight, but surely these pictures qualify your standard. guess from what phone? 
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Luhccas-U1a
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Or this...
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plankgatan
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eeeehhhh, what a hell are you talking about ????
ISO.200 - ISO.320 is definitely lowlight for a cellphone......
have a nice day 
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ISO value doesn't mean low light only...
Even you have showed us pictures with D-80 in ISO 500 under sunny light.(in your color comparison between C902 and a DLSR)
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Posted: 2010-03-22 21:15
is a lifestyle!
