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The display cannot do anything lah, just not syok when viewing pictures and videos in low light. Not sure if Nokia is looking into it, hopefully it can be fix through firmware and the next firmware will fix this.

Maybe it's not the screen; Andrekua did mention something similar on the HTC, which was fix on later firmware updates.
Since we have very limited option to adjusting the display properties, we can't test it out; We only get to adjust the light sensor (brightness?), that's all. If we get more option, we might be able to experiment more.

Perhaps, if you can't see the problem, I also cannot help. Too bad, all previous Nokia phone and other phone (including super AMOLED from Samsung), I've never experience this before. So, I don't know what to say. There is something wrong with it, I won't deny it.

Did you try the 50mm f/1.8 at the shop? That one 1 shot is enough

You should've at least try that 60D, maybe your mum will change her mind? It's a long term investment, won't hurt to invest a little more if you really like photography. Like my friend, got the 550D at first, later feel the limitation as he use, then he got the 50mm f/1.8, quite satisfied already, later tested the 60D, one shot enough, he say he wanna upgrade..... Not even use for 2 months his 550D.

What lens are you using? Plus your model is quite old compared to 550D, 550D have same sensor as 7D with pretty good noise level.

550D fight with D3100. Both are entry level.
50D fight with D90; D90 is old model already.

Then your shot is indoor; it's totally different with outdoor.
What lens are you using? 18-55? What focal length you're using? If 50mm, then your maximum aperture will be 5.6 which will be very weak in low light.
And are you using any flash? if yes, built-in or external flash?



This post has been edited by Andy214: Dec 13 2010, 01:57 AM

Those 7K plus and 10K plus are pro camera, Full Frame. Canon also have same one, like 5D Mark II around 8K, which is Full Frame. Then the higher end like 1D Mark IV, etc.

60D is mid-range, it have more pro controls, like top LCD, buttons to set those features/functions like pro camera. 550D is same like D3100, entry level with very simple controls, mostly set through LCD and target for entry level users. You'll feel the difference when you play with those mid-range or above, which have more controls.

Actually, when you're more into DSLR, you'll appreciate the weighted body, especially those pro bodies which is bigger and have magnesium alloy plus weather sealing. Try hold and use the 7D and see
With those body, it can support better for those professional lens which is big and heavy.

Yup, if your mum is using and she just wanna use for fun, 550D would be a better choice over 60D since the 550D is lighter and easier to use since it's target for entry level user.

But actually, if your mum want to use, she should go for Sony SLT, which I think is more suitable and have better noise control over the 550D, easier to use and performs even better.

Nah, not saying to go pro level, but since sifu heng got very good skill in photography, I would suggest him to get mid-range so he can expand in future; Even if his mother get it, I believe he can use it as well and he can learn also. With mid-range, he can expand his skills more in future.

But just a suggestion "lah", since he mentioned his mum saw the 60D ad and asked about it.

Nothing wrong with getting 550D or any DSLR. As long as they enjoy it and use it, don't care what brand or model.

Got use Flash?

It seems like there is some sort of light lighting up those objects you're taking, the background looked darker.

LoL, so many people, today or yesterday?