this was all auto settings.



Ori size no crop.

I actually have no idea what I did lol. Is that good or bad?

This post has been edited by emino: Jul 1 2012, 09:39 PM

that photo is good.

From my limited knowledge, a low iso will produce low noise but is not suitable for low light scenes. A higher iso will produce better looking low light photos but introduce noise.

So your pic was a low light @ nightime pic, with a low iso of 200 and still looking 'bright'.

Is this correct sifus ?

I play around with exposure value as well. Here is another one, with lower EV.


2012-07-01-0409.jpg by riezforester, on Flickr

Hopefully sifu Aspire can shed some light on this?

hahaha like that i also want 2 order in melaka wey...seems like whole selangor n KL got no 808 stocks WTF

the EV is adjusting either the aperture, the shutter, or the ISO to acquire the correct exposure
since ur ISO locked at 200, and the 808 aperture is fixed, so end up just left the shutter speed is adjustable
take a look of ur pic exif info.
it shows tat the exposure time is 0.3 sec which is quite a slow exposure time/shutter speed
slower shutter speed means more light coming in = longer exposure time
so ur pic looks bright even just ISO200 is reasonable, nth wrong with it.

and for ur information, EV+ means longer exposure time and EV- means shorter, that's why u'll see brighter scene when EV+ and darker when EV-

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Added on July 1, 2012, 10:35 pmu're welcome
good to hear that it helps

This post has been edited by feimeng: Jul 1 2012, 10:35 PM

what sifu said is right but the result depends like the Nokia Lumia 900 there is no way to achieve what the 808 pureview have even at aperture F2.4 when the Nokia Lumia 900 aperture is F2.2 . In certain situation if the sensor have insufficient light how you adjust the EV you wont see any effect.

For a mobile phone the result at ISO 200 is quite stunning. Just look due to the big sensor of F1/1.2 you notice how sensitive the sensor is to light.

WP_000897 by JTproductions, on Flickr

The above photo is taken by Nokia Lumia 900 even at ISO 100 look at the noise. If this very same image is taken by a Nokia 808 pureview you will be shocked how much detail you will see with less noise. If you zoom you notice there no detail at all. But look at the photo taken by sifu emino look how much details it have.

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Jul 1 2012, 10:50 PM

I wanted to ask about this. In this pic, the Alienware logo is supposed to be in purple color as reflected on the keyboard, but the color produced is nearly white. Why?


2012-07-01-0384.jpg by riezforester, on Flickr

try changing the white balance.

Nokia store or dealer, they suks. Pls dont work in a nokia store without knowing much bout nokia. Plus 1 of the salesman ask me u wan samsung! Kns

White balance caused it..imo, N9's autp-white balance much more accurate than 808's auto white balance..I may be wrong

Already did that. Before focus the Alienware are in purple but when focused, the color change to white a bit.

I had that similar issue on L900 When u see the view finder its the right colour but snap it becomes another colour.

Maybe you try this choose a specify white balance then reduce the EV. I suspect the shutter speed is messing it all up from your previous photos.

Btw what scene are you on?

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Jul 1 2012, 11:03 PM

When will we have gathering? So much to learn from you lol!

Another pic, zoomed to test the lossless zooming. I am satisfied with the result!


2012-07-01-0342.jpg by riezforester, on Flickr

Still no news of 808 pureview from nokia. I guess ill wait.

Hope you guys dont mind me using this signature.

no prob, go spread the word!

Asked Kelana Jaya new Paradigm shopping mall Nokia shop, its available along with camera holder as freebies. But only left with black. That was info I got yesterday 30 June.

http://symbianbriefs.blogspot.com/2012/06/...iew-camera.html

need check 808 user if got any pink issue colour after take pic.

my wild guess is the Alienware logo over expose (too bright) as if white balance out it should affect the kb purple color as well... try focus on the logo to bring down the overall EV or set -EV and capture again u might get the purple color u wanted...