If GPS is unlocked~ I will dual boot android just for the sake of papago lol!

Thanks.

Thanks.

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Very soon im going to bug you guys to teach me step step how to dual boot.

damn interested edi.

This post has been edited by Josh_M: Aug 5 2010, 12:27 PM

Someone might need write a guide for noob like us

hi..i'm the new n900 user here...bought it last friday around 1.3k...new ap set......any tuts for newbie?? haha......i jz installed the enhanced power kernal pack.....watz the advantage of installing it??

Agree wif u..

Welcome to the club buddy

ill let the pro's answer that

thanks for the tips, is really help

thats what we call "recompose" your shot~ and its a big no no in photography~

http://www.mhohner.de/recompose.php

This post has been edited by Gouki: Aug 5 2010, 02:32 PM

Is a technique if you don't have manual control over focus and/or the auto-focus cannot focus on the object. So, it's an alternative way. If done correctly, the shot looks the same, it's not noticeable.

I've seen many professional photographers use this technique during photoshoot, it's a quick way rather than adjusting manually and useful in certain situations.

EDIT:
I read the article, it says the user blame the camera. It's as if the user do not intend to do it.
Well, if you intend to use this technique, you wouldn't blame the camera, you blame yourself.

Beside, the article also doesn't sound right, it depends on the purpose of using this technique and what you want to achieve. The article is talking about general shot and people who use it without knowing what they want thus facing issues. Usually, when I use this technique, I was my object to appear sharp and focus and the background is blur or out of focus, it looks great; It's like Macro settings but you macro settings have limitation, with this technique, you can achieve further.

As I said, it's a technique and alternative option to achieve certain capabilities which is limited by the camera.


This post has been edited by Andy214: Aug 5 2010, 03:00 PM

wan buy mine? XP

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Added on August 5, 2010, 2:58 pmanyway juz got back my phone from OXDA..no money charge involve

tonite shall c wether same prob will happen again onot. What d lady told me was they adjust d touch screen..hmmm

This post has been edited by jloi: Aug 5 2010, 02:58 PM

adjust the distance and it will be alright

just look at the LCD and make sure the picture is sharp enough before snapping it to avoid blur

i have been using this since the first focus capable smartphone from nokia based on symbian ages ago...

its basic focus lock... in fact any camera, digicam, SLR also can do it...

In fact, some camera phone will lock the exposure as well

But Nokia should add in metering mode to the camera software like sony ericsson

On DSLRs, IINM recomposing is a no no because it might:

1) Screw with focus
2) Screw with metering (if you're not on full manual anyway)
3) Screw with composition

On a phone camera, with crap focusing ability anyway, it's more of a necessity lol. I've been doing it to get great bokeh (blur background) pics on my W810i for ages.

AND it's a PHONE CAM for Gods sakes, you don't expect pin sharp 100% blowups on it anyway, though manual everything gives you an edge in terms of creative expression freedom - an edge not many other cam phones can boast. AT LEAST the N900's not the purple monstrosity I have stuck on the back of my E71 (which, with the cramped, low-res screen, is my only few real gripes with the device).

Which reminds me, I need to get a Spotmatic with a working light meter. My M42 lens collection's crying for some love edi - it's been a year since I totally gave up serious photograpy (if they're not fungus-ridden by now).

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Aug 5 2010, 03:36 PM

There's 2 ways to install Android.Automatic & manual.
Auto way should be easy enough for you guys.

I tried the mod transition.ini

Now it is so smooth, the background is not blurred like the original one in menu. Anyone knows any better transition?

edit: ok i got it fixed, i edited the transition.ini myself

This post has been edited by chicaman: Aug 5 2010, 07:28 PM

NFS shift on n900

hmm..i have a problem...i'm having 0% of rootfs..meaning...no rootfs space available...damn!!!

any help?

i know the chat logs location~ question is~ i dunno how to access them and delete them~

Edit the files with leafpad

+1
but papago already out for android 2.1/2.2? last i heard was for 1.6 only... or is it 1.5?