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Random pictures taken with Samsung |
2slow
Joined: Jan 08, 2008
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My New Game taken with Samsung Wave... flash went off.
So far the Samsung S8500 has served its purpose well.
Finally got around to putting the BBQ together.
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Bonovox
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Hmmm,seems better than the Galaxy this camera 
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JohnM
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From: Burton-on-Trent , UK
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It's definitely got the edge on the galaxy s
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Bonovox
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Plus the flash & thinking back of when I had the Samsung Jet that phone had the brightest LED flash I ever seen. It lit up over ten feet away almost as good as Xenon. Honest. What's the LED like?
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2slow
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@Bonovox the flash is super bright, over powering at times to be honest. But the pictures are grainy as hell. This example was taken in a room pitch black and the shows you the flash and the distance about 10 to 12 feet away. Very very noisy pic...
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mriley
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Is there an option called "ISO" in the camera settings? It's noisy, I was expecting it to be ISO 400 or above but it's just 250. Remember that all phones, and compact cameras will take noisy photos indoors  Good news is that it's good detail in sunny conditions.
1st photo: ISO 80
2nd photo: ISO 50
3rd photo: ISO 250
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2slow
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Good point mriley, I left it auto and did not change iso. Will try again with higher ISO |
mriley
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So the camera does have an ISO option? That's quite rare in phones Don't try higher ISO, set a lower ISO - I advice 100, but the lower the better. Higher ISO = more noise, Lower ISO = less noise. Does it have shutter speed settings you can change in the menu? Can you change the scene? If you can, try 'night' or the one for low light, it might call it twilight setting.
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2slow
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Not outdoor pictures but indoor with decent sunlight in a Mall. Still there could be improvement in the slight fade in colour, still not top notch.
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Bonovox
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I have ISO settings in my Galaxy & most Samsung phones have that
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mriley
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pretty good quality when there's enough light. Link to full size would be nice.
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Bonovox
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Yes it's better than the Galaxy for quality  I remember when I had my Samsung Jet the LED was the brightest I ever seen. Is the LED on the Wave good?
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plankgatan
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sassho...i use your excellent sunflower-pic as wallpaper......  (perfect for 1080p)
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Bonovox
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Which Samsung was that taken on?  Wow I want that pic for my Full HD monitor 
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mriley
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It was taken with the Samsung Pixon 12
Here it is - photo
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