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2009-12-22
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he he nice and clear pictures... ca. two fingers left of the star (on botom picture) there is a small hair... I first thought it was on my screen 
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2010-01-05
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I have an N82 and N900. I do not understand if the two have 5Mpx, because the pictures of N82 (without using xenon) are absurdly better than the N900?
Even when shooting documents (macro) photos of the N900 are completely blurred.
Even when shooting documents (macro) photos of the N900 are completely blurred.
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2010-01-05
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One problem I find is that the shutter release (sorry, that's the "capture button") has too much travel and requires too much pressure at the bottom. The half-press for focusing works as it should, but taking a photograph requires applying more pressure as the top of the button becomes flush with the surrounding surface. It's very easy for my hands to shake a little in that situation, and that's enough to spoil a low-light photo.
As long as I remember to compensate (I find pressing the button with the nail of my index finger helps), I'm happy so far with the camera.
As long as I remember to compensate (I find pressing the button with the nail of my index finger helps), I'm happy so far with the camera.
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2010-01-05
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I have seen stellar photos taken with the N900. I have not been able to achieve this-- which leads me to believe quality in this case is more user-dependent than device-dependent.
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2010-01-05
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In my case, I had to change the white balance from Automatic to Sunny, otherwise the photos were way too white.
People skin color seemed like they were dead
Don't know if this is a hardware problem or SW...
If HW, then I should replace the device...
Bye
People skin color seemed like they were dead
Don't know if this is a hardware problem or SW...
If HW, then I should replace the device...
Bye
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by maya
Megapixel number is NOT a measure of photo quality. All that megapixels tell you is how large the photos are, not how detailed.
I have an N82 and N900. I do not understand if the two have 5Mpx, because the pictures of N82 (without using xenon) are absurdly better than the N900?
The N82's hardware and firmware was designed specifically for photographers, which is why it produces much better pictures than most phones. It was launched and marketed as a photo-centric device, the ultimate cameraphone. I watched the N82 launch live online, and they spent almost the entire time talking about photography.
If you want an upgrade from the N82, the N86 is the next photo-centric Nokia model.
Last edited by krisse; 2010-01-05 at 03:50.
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by krisse
Or just get the Sony Erricsson Satio with 12.1MP camera Cybershot, smile detection, point focus...etc. That if you think camera should be the main priority. Other wise just get a Camera
Megapixel number is NOT a measure of photo quality. All that megapixels tell you is how large the photos are, not how detailed.
The N82's hardware and firmware was designed specifically for photographers, which is why it produces much better pictures than most phones. It was launched and marketed as a photo-centric device, the ultimate cameraphone. I watched the N82 launch live online, and they spent almost the entire time talking about photography.
If you want an upgrade from the N82, the N86 is the next photo-centric Nokia model.
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by Texrat
Looking at some of the shots on the 'your best photos' thread, and the n900 flickr group I'm sure this is the case. I have a handful of spectacular shots - but most are not.
I have seen stellar photos taken with the N900. I have not been able to achieve this-- which leads me to believe quality in this case is more user-dependent than device-dependent.
I asked tiggert if he'd write us a 'getting the best from your n900 camera' page for the the wiki - I think it would be good if the people who are getting great photos shared their secret with the rest of us.
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by krisse
Now the N86 is a real camera. Unlike N82/N900 it has a mechanical shutter and variable aperture. Still not as good as a $99 Canon, but could be a big improvement.
If you want an upgrade from the N82, the N86 is the next photo-centric Nokia model.
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