download with navifirm, flash it with phoenix

and now I am starting to hate the fisheyed lens, the only solution I got is to zoom it but still the fish-eyed-shit is still present especially when shooting off groups of people. ANNOYING

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Aug 16 2012, 08:49 PM

can u post for example, i want to see..

nice ! btw wat color phone you got ?

got my nikon j1, some comparison here. warning, extremely noob photographer and noob photo editing. original out of camera pictures in spoiler.



Kimchi Nokia 808 by Little Ice LYN, on Flickr


Kimchi Nikon J1 by Little Ice LYN, on Flickr





Dessert Nokia 808 by Little Ice LYN, on Flickr


Dessert Nikon J1 by Little Ice LYN, on Flickr

wow..
i think pic taken with 808 more stunning than ur camera

hahaha

I was wondering the same thing!

the J1 looks more natural, while the 808 AWB looks like it pushes it to a cooler setting until the colors get washed out abit.

Im my opinion the 808 one is the one that looked natural while the other seems to apply warmer colors like how iPhone does.

nikon doesnt often apply warmer tones, the AWB usually is more to what the lighting is.
u can see little ice tried to make the 808 pic warmer by using cloudy WB but the phone failed

bingo on both points.

But 808 WB gives more accurate color for the food, blacks, etc (maybe more cool than normal). The actual scene maybe warmer, so it depends what the person wants?
Usually people will prefer warmer colors, got more mood and looks more "class"?



This post has been edited by Andy214: Aug 17 2012, 10:49 AM

spam some colors before everyone balik kampung...just resize only.

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This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Aug 17 2012, 02:23 PM

Damm sifu, getting more and more "keng" already. Nice~
How you find it, the camera performance and ease of use against others you have tried?

so how is the 808 performance, sifu aspire? XD

more better?

808 Pureview is the hardest of all due to the minimum focus is too huge and megapixels too high furthermore the shutter speed very sensitive a wrong setting will immediately cause lag and photo becomes blur.



But i love the ISO performance you notice there no noise at all and the BOKEH IS BOKEHLICIOUSSS

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Aug 17 2012, 02:56 PM

color tone preferrence is one thing, accuracy is another. im a lazy guy to do editing (and there's only so much you can do) so i'd rather spend money in something that works better.