technically u r correct

Congratz on v8..really2 fast..

Here RM39 ready stock:



Link: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2372075?hl=

This post has been edited by AskarPerang: Jun 11 2012, 12:44 AM

ooo
belkin is out

i went to anymod web
bt still no images for s3 flip cover

actually the camera still requires time to focus. but instead of waiting for instructions to focus, the camera will prefocus first before you and just wait you to tap the shutter button.

hence, everytime you move the camera away from the subject you focused, it will try to focus again. or if you did not move at all, the camera will refocus every 3 seconds. that's how they achieve the zero shutter lag bcz the camera focuses before u.

however, if u tap on the screen to change the focus area, then u will experience the same snapping speed with any other phone. and it also will bounce back to the middle after 3 seconds as well. Meaning to say, the camera will pick the middle as its main focus area all the time.

another reason of blur is hand shake. hand shake is apparent during slow shutter speed, occurs mostly in low light.

yr picture blur bcz of wrong focus or bcz of movement? u need to know which type of blur then u will know where is the mistake.

blur = motion blur
out of focus = focus wrong place and everything seems "blur"

different meaning.

To addon,

A camera uses slower shutter speed at darker environments because the longer the shutter the more light it will take in, thus compensating the dark. Hardware wise, to solve this is to use a flash, bigger sensor or a brighter lens (like f/2.0)

User wise, keep your hands steady

can someone advise me which digi center to go to for ready stock?

Gonna jump over to SGS3 tomorrow if possible

Or use a tripod.

could b

hahaha
stop think of note 2
come to s3

ok
learn somethin new now
now i understands
readin n testin
the fastest way to learn

im sorry,but i have to ask,

when will the 32gb available?

yes, it happens to any camera even DSLR. higher iso will lose its sharpness and details.

for a smartphone, the sharpness is very acceptable. But only for ISO lower than 400. above 400 still acceptable. considered very good for smartphones. exclude nokia n9 and 808 out pls.

yes.. technically correct.

darker place all die.. PnS oso die, phone oso die.

maximum ISO for S3 = ISO 1600
minimum ISO = ISO 80

min shutter = 1/10000 (yes, 10k)
max shutter = 1 sec

but for auto mode (most cases)
max shutter = 1/17 only

only a two modes will enable 1 sec and 0.5 sec shutter. make a guess..

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Added on June 11, 2012, 12:50 amkeeping hand steady not enough.

sometimes it's not the hand that moves. its the subject.

This post has been edited by farscope: Jun 11 2012, 12:50 AM

Forget abt s3 if ur main priority is camera performance. Thr are very powerful alternatives out thr.

S3 and s2 is same megapixel count. Quality is more or less same.
Both equally good to post basic pictures on Facebook, twitter, etc.

but i did read some review saying the camera in N9 and L900 (both using same camera module) is disappointing... if the max shutter speed is 10k then it is much faster than those entry level dslr -.-"

for now
i try to balance my hands on somethin b4 i shoot
minimize the shakin

i did heard that both using same pixel count but different sensor.

STFU. i ady have my DSLR as my "powerful alternative". I'm now discussing about camera in S3 ONLY.

megapixel doesn't equal to quality. The S3 is indeed much better than S2.

so far there is no known method to copy apps to external memory card right?

Hi TS, please add me to the owner's list. Mine's Pebble Blue

yes, i was quite shock too. i shoot directly into bright light to try out its maximum shutter speed. I rubbed my eyes twice when i saw 1/10000. I thought its 1/1000.. yes, it's very fast. but seldom will reach that shutter speed for normal usage.

instead of tapping the shutter button to take picture, which will induce shaking. Try use voice command.

nope
not at the moment