lol.. but i have seen alot of site which satio vs n8.. and the user i guess is using satio thats y purposely make the satio pic look better than n8.. the pic he took with n8 is extremely ugly lol..

PS: only for pros mah

try delete whole conversation.. aspire said it b4.

can get her here too... http://waltermera.hi5.com/friend/p121155--Crystele--html

who ask you to reveal my full name? You got ask me before you do that?
Ish you ah... Don't change my name

I don't even have a single food photo in my gallery. cause I have been stuck in my house since forever!! argh!!

LOL.. kena tembak.. Cry doolan liao..

where got so keng
Jason Teh Suan Ming!
where got so effective

aspire so kecut... dont talk about her lol.. talk about your n8 better.. when your n8 want to visit hospital?

instant click then how?

he never use his real name one... Act secretive but confirm that's his name

In lowlight, smaller sensors usually don't do well, even high end digital camera, EVEN entry level DSLR. What's more the N8; The only thing is with better option like adjusting slower shutter speed, etc, but then you're limited to capture non-moving objects. With lower shutter speed, you will get blur shots when trying to capture movements. For DSLR, they can get faster lens with f1.8 or even wider aperture like f1.4, etc to gain faster shutter usage, or increase the ISO. Increasing the ISO will introduce more noise, losing details. Even DSLR suffers from this and it have the ability to use better lens, what's more with digital camera or phone camera.

Low Light photography is always a challenge, and requires skills and good camera with good lens. Try photographing in dinner ballroom when the lights dim down and people are walking around; Most camera will fail badly, even low end DSLR. But if you're taking about static/non-moving object photography, then having more controls will surely help (example: you can take a photo in dark room with ISO sets to 100, shutter speed as slow as 2 seconds or even longer; your picture will turn out superb).

The thing is to know your camera ability or limit, and utilize it properly. Like the saying goes, assign the right people for the right job.
Is it worth it? Just for the gaming? Honestly, I hardly touch my iPod Touch; Although I compare similar games with N8, the iPod Touch version is better and it's also much smoother. Still I hardly touch it; Touch based ONLY games are only THAT much, still better play PSP or console games. The only frustrating thing is some games are available for iOS but not on PSP, and some games are ACTUALLY better on iOS (example: Need For Speed SHIFT... the PSP version is... totally rubbish...)

u aim at the patung or the ah moi behind ah?? 

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