QUOTE(abuyon @ Jun 7 2011, 06:14 PM)
it's not our beloved samsung problem...it's only it's camera limitation...if you want more macro please and please use proper instrument eg DSLR or point and shoot digital camera..like the other guys said ...
just move backward and try focus the near object...u can always zoom it for what reason u want as it is 8MP....
please read this if you want further understanding.....
http://photo.net/learn/macro/http://www.digital-photography-school.com/...al-camera-userssensation vs samsung galaxy s2 camera photo comparison .... in the end...tepuk dada tanya selera....
http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-and-co...61874?artc_pg=3my N95, storm, n73me, nexus one, nexus s, can perform focus on 2 inch away from an object..
Samsung galaxy S II cannot (maybe I am lacking of knowledge how to perform this)
I have searched around the Internet and just learnt most of the SGS2 users are having the same problem,
and they can't focus on QR barcode scanning also. I don't mean all, but most of the responding from the
thread showing the SGS2 users having the same problem.
problem I'm facing now, you can't focus an object on the distance of 2inch, but u can focus when u move
up to 4inch away. then what is the point of using macro mode or auto focus..?
next, moving backward and zoom on your object, you lose the quality. The result is totally different from
a camera that can perform close up mode / can be focus on near object.
I think you can try to test your SGS2, if you have one... and u will understand what i mean.
Added on June 7, 2011, 6:58 pmjust performed another test
your SGS2 battery got a QR barcode on it..
try use your SGS2 camera to perform a barcode scanning,
my SGS2 cannot scan ..
my Nexus S can ..
the QR on my SGS2 is just very blur..
even if u move far away, it becomes very small, unscannable..
This post has been edited by ccm: Jun 7 2011, 06:58 PM