The Weld




The Curve



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This post has been edited by mode893: Mar 11 2010, 12:29 AM

My favourite lunch diner

Excellent stuff from the legendary K800

Wah, Japanese restaurant oso got yee sang izzit?

If N97 took photos like that I'd switch brands today LOL

Some photos from yesterday







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This post has been edited by mode893: Feb 21 2010, 11:07 AM

Thanks for answering it for me. I'll edit my previous post and put in the phone model

LOL. Who would post photos with fake EXIF in here? There's hardly any competition, we're all really laid back people la


@ilovelyn

Thanks for the compliment, but I guess getting good photos need
1. Good hardware (cam module)
2. Knowledge of that hardware (how to properly use)
3. A good dose of passion
4. Imagination/Opportunity

@riku2replica
Beautiful evening shot

@Agito666
Depends on your phone whether it's more suitable to use flash or not. For example, for low light with C902 capturing still objects, flash off is better since it triggers noise suppression so there's little to no noise. For W995, flash should be turned on because the noise is worse without flash. If you have Xenon, you should use it especially within 5-7m range, but beyond that, your picture background will look dark. So in that situation no flash is better, not just for a cam phone but for any camera so you need some basic skill of holding your camera steady. If you have shaky hands, use timer, if you can't use timer, well, some of us are just not meant to be photographers :

A gig from last night


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This post has been edited by mode893: Feb 21 2010, 04:23 PM

Again, it depends on your phone. My W995 takes good food close up photos with fash on. It gives the perfect exposure, colours and texture to the food without having to tweak EV or any other setting. Some phone flash (like my previous phone) just emits white light making food look dull/unappetizing, so it's better to switch off flash. As I said, depends on the phone

Flash on


Flash off



These pictures are taken in a poorly lit environment so as to display the flash quality as compared to no flash, the one without flash looks kinda yucky doesn't it

This post has been edited by mode893: Feb 23 2010, 10:40 PM

Bamiyah



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Added on February 25, 2010, 11:10 pmFrankly, I think the ZN5 is one of the best (if not THE best) cam phone in the market eventhough at 5mp res with an actual Kodak cam module in there as opposed to Cybershot/Carl Zeiss branded phones/optics that's just marketing the branding and not the actual product

This post has been edited by mode893: Feb 25 2010, 11:10 PM

Trip to the indoor market this morning













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This post has been edited by mode893: Mar 7 2010, 03:14 PM

Beautiful photos taken by Nexus One, I'm really curious to know what cam module it sports. Very, very good quality indeed

Super kewl

Evening shots strike back









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I agree Last pic not very nice


@Agito666
Didn't use Night Mode. Tip for sharp pics and good contrast: Use Document mode. But have to be careful where you apply the scene coz the wrong ambience would cause harsh noise so it would be better to use Auto instead. To know which ambience to use for which scene, you just have to experiment yourself bro

Dusk in Penang


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This post has been edited by mode893: Mar 15 2010, 01:04 PM

Sorry about that, here's the photo LOL



This post has been edited by mode893: Mar 15 2010, 01:27 PM

Thanks bro Waiting for yours, you always come up with excellent images

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Every mamak has it



I just put a different perspective to it

This post has been edited by mode893: Mar 19 2010, 12:52 AM