QUOTE(nicholasbeh @ Jul 30 2012, 01:42 AM)
808 is very nice for bright light,low light,landscape,portrait(much sharper compare to N8),almost best in camera phone.unfortunately,the close up mode is rather disappointing for me when compare to the ex-king N8,or sgs3,1x.hope nokia will solve this issue then 808 will be perfect!
QUOTE(Agito666 @ Jul 30 2012, 02:05 AM)
TRUE STORY.
wanted shoot Hatyai McDonald menu with DSLR because my N8 no battery...
get a warning from staff there
FUUUUUUUUUU
emino / Andy borrow me 808 next time, i promise try ninja 1 nice ah moi there
Later you shoot "trans" wanted shoot Hatyai McDonald menu with DSLR because my N8 no battery...
get a warning from staff there
FUUUUUUUUUU
emino / Andy borrow me 808 next time, i promise try ninja 1 nice ah moi there
Time to get one yourself liao; time to retire the N8
QUOTE(linkinpark @ Jul 30 2012, 07:37 AM)
Both offers FIXED focus, means you can take photo immediately without autofocus.Infinity basically means settings the lens to focus at infinity (distant subject).
Hyperfocal is to focus at hyperfocal distance (based on the lens focal range and aperture, then focus at the hyperfocal distance where most will be in focus).
Not very good at explaining this. For DSLR, for infinity focus, usually you can focus at the most distance subject (or infinity) or if the lens have the infinity.
For hyperfocal, it's not that easy as it involves some calculation based on lens focal range and aperture mainly.
Not very good with technical explanation, best if you google it, they have examples and pictures for more clear understanding.
In short, Hyperfocal gives the greatest DOF (with acceptable sharpness), from a certain distant until infinity.
Use infinity when you want max possible sharpness at infinity (usually distant subject and you don't bother about those not far away).
Jul 30 2012, 09:56 AM

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