make sure you plug in until you heard the sound "tak" ?

well it seem the headset plastic problem...i switch with my k800i headset ear plastic...it ok now

This post has been edited by stanley85: Oct 23 2010, 03:24 PM

ask you guys...did you guys notice the over exposure problem? the photo will just look plain white...as was edited by paint...

did anyone notice the over exposure problem? the photo will just look plain white...as was edited by paint...

hmm...anyone notice this problem?

none ppl answering it?

camera protector remove already.

u can try to focus on darker area when there is a light source somewhere else. after you capture the photo, try to look at the light, it just plain white. check it. perhaps i should upload the photo later

here are some sample
try to look at the fluorescent and bub light, it been plain white
(it seem i can't link the img directly from sky drive...)

http://ftq7cw.blu.livefilestore.com/y1pQ2q...0060.jpg?psid=1

http://ftq7cw.blu.livefilestore.com/y1pSjD...0082.jpg?psid=1

http://ftq7cw.blu.livefilestore.com/y1p6vR...0160.jpg?psid=1

for your info...one of my friend who got n8 told me abt this problem. I wasn't notice it until he told me abt that.

anyone comment ?

No doubt N8 has the best photo quality, but seem it has the over exposure problem... try check this out?

This post has been edited by stanley85: Oct 24 2010, 02:06 AM

check ur florescent light..it's plain white..
take a closer photo and check it again..would might be able to notice clearer...
it's the only part annoying me...

This post has been edited by stanley85: Oct 24 2010, 02:15 AM

lol ic...
yeah...but in this photo it's not really significant. maybe can notice it in original size

hmm...perhaps enlargement of these photo





it's not blur, it's totally plain white color, which content no pixel at all

This post has been edited by stanley85: Oct 24 2010, 10:34 AM

yes, it's over over exposure. not the iso thing..just like someone use the paint to rub off that area. perhaps if there is smooth edge then we will no be able to see it, but it's an sharp edge, which can bee seen significantly..


ok..last i check, my previous k800i also have the same problem, but, it is a bit smoother than n8.
same thing goes to my olympus DC.

perhaps...just smooth off a bit on the edge will be great

hmm..did i use wrong words..over exposed at those bulb..
well maybe if there can be smooth a bit at the edge..would be better.
last i check, my dc and k800i had smoother edge, thats why doesn't look like weird..

anyway, been using dslr for abt 2 months and keep view those photo, maybe just too sensitive now
Overall, great camera phone

no, you will need software to do HDR, even (entry level - mid range level) DSLR also have limited HDR process by the camera it self
the only thing u can do is capture photo under different exposure, then use software to mix them together in order to get "real" HDR...

nokia garden told me can peal off

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Added on October 24, 2010, 1:15 pmonly slow for the first time, cos it need to install the driver. just as your pc, when first plug, the pc need to install the driver for that thumdrive.

This post has been edited by stanley85: Oct 24 2010, 01:15 PM

roasted salmon fish head taken by N8 @ SG - Hachi Tei Japanese restaurant
very nice~ yummy

yeah..took it off at the first day i got it

it's dinner time now anyway