Enjoy:)



















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This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Mar 14 2013, 09:14 AM

First of all, sorry to all, im kinda noob here.. here are jst a few answers:
1. Im using PureView 808 (thought flickr will do the job of telling, lazy me )
2. eidda: my hands aren't gold yet (hopefully learn iron fist 1st!lolz) i seen your shots @ flicker quite some time and i must say your shots are far more better than mine , &Im from Malaysia Boleh
3. danny_sp15: your shots are great too! may i ask whats that on Post #925 macro shots? & also.. we have something in common for shots on Post #934, hehe, btw, i post my pic before in 808 forum, mayb my shots back then wasn't good enuf for the attention



4. Thank you all for the comments. I'm still new in mobile photography and im sure i have lots more to learn from u guys (especially d sifu's around the hood )

Spam of the Day: Enjoy~















Nokia PV 808

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Mar 14 2013, 09:22 AM

Thanks for the complements, but i still got a long way to go , i've seen better shots from 808 users around the world from flickr & forums, just absorb their thoughts and creative

ps: ur shots are nice too! at least i haven't done with the moon shot before

More as in my flickr, but not all are nice, is just my path of studying PureView in every possible way that i can most of all, enjoy shooting everybody

Finally, danny, i think did not express myself clearly, my bad i should ask what is the object that you shot on post 925, car dial?

i do understand that 808 macro lari as well, but just use the thumb/finger to stabilize ur object when possible (point close to which object u like to focus), that will give u easy target on most occasion (i learn that from china forum, my rate is 75% for now, 25% still lack of stable hands and inexperienced distance , don't try it on insects ya..lolz )

the spinning tree, yes. i did with luck actually (i saw someone post on such picture effect, just try on testing myself without asking the method), it falls more or less same principle as doing long exposure, but with a twist, ISO 50 - 100, ND open, then aim your object and turn the phone "round" as like fan blade motion. Usually you will able to turn the phone around 180 degrees or more (evaluate the time of ur exposure, fast or slow to turn the phone)

Show us some sample shots while u at it:)

My thoughts & experiences are pure fictional i have no professional photography experience as back up. I will pass those explanations to the pros Try at your own risks

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jan 21 2013, 09:29 PM

Wow, the food looks nice~ the edited one's are even tempting (just like studio shots) and the big lantern shots too! more please

Basically i have nothing much to offer edi. some old pics to share

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Mar 5 2013, 11:39 AM

Indeed, but nevertheless, it wont stop me from keep shooting~

i see too much box-office movie... so now picture oso box-office style

ok sifu, will try 4:3 for food snapping in future

same here.. but i thought it was a remodeled Nokia old phone

Thank you, still learning though . Your shots are excellent too! More pls

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jan 25 2013, 02:19 PM

You work in KL bro? your shots mostly KL oriented Im sure you'll get trigger happy everyday coz there's so much things to snap

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jan 25 2013, 02:24 PM

Enjoy the weekend everyone~ My mini food gallery
















Even so you got much to snap around you without the need of going out


+1 up! Regardless the sharpness and steadiness on the L920, One X renders the illumination lighting and the scenery better. Just my 1 cent

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Mar 14 2013, 09:29 AM

And this is all i got la~ no more edi, i pass this assignment to you, take more food pics bro


You live in high-rise building? my distance to the moon even with PureView 3mp is like just the small pinboard head. Sigh.. do post the results with ur new zoom lens if got











Nokia PV 808


This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Mar 14 2013, 09:34 AM

Tx at top & s3 at bottom?

The Top pic for each shots retains more resolved details in comparison (especially on the 2nd shot grasses), mind to tell if all shots done in auto or manual?

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jan 27 2013, 04:43 PM

wa.. relaxing beach.. going for holiday bro?

+1 Tx camera is not up for the task for finer details on those shots.

Acr S's marco looks good

So envy u guys can go for a holiday~ Arc S simply better here! Tx's colour reproduction are way too faded by default auto settings (and lack of fine details too)

Haha~when you have more than 100 shots on them, you will know how to make them pose

wow.. on ground wor.. i think ur moon size is 4 times larger than mine here, if ur's consider tiny, mine consider non exist edi~

Sammy is just doing what Nokia is doing currently, as OEMs to the OS, and i do respect in their imaging department is getting better day by day.. no la, u dont have to show ur dad on this thread, as our part here only touches the photo shooting session Unless your dad likes to take foto

If you are not in to serious social, and if you have use any symbian ^3 device before, then 808 will make you feel right at home (and it's fast, with some occasional lag Sudah biasa). Lumia on second thought u will nid to learn from scratch (although not complicated la.. )

Or else, follow the rest of the driod squad, unparallelled social integration, near perfect web browsing experience. Unlimited apps at your disposal. (Sammy's video player on the plus side - support multiple codec playback)

For me 808 is the only choice for me (i like to take photo for interest (no license to shoot), full featured smartphone, last of its kind, as no more symbian ^3 will be out after 808...blablabla), maybe will get droid as backup phone as their price dropped quite fast (and im not in hurry to get one too ) Rumor Galaxy S4 (8 core?) might debut on March, so you can imagine some price slash on the previous models

PS: as for the recent TX photo on the cat.. consider OK lah.. cant too harsh on this kind of low light environment shots~

Malam malam cari makan ah ? but the 1st shot looks like daylight though~

Since when u change style to BW artistic edi

Haha, in this new era, if manufacture still come out phone with hard to use OS and without apps to play around, will die straight straight edi .

Congrats on get L920

PS: More night shots please

Note: Droid can be bought at any time/any brand, but 808? it is the last Symbian ^3 production phone. Period. But seriously, buying 808 not just have to accept its monstrous camera capability, but oso have to deal with the dated OS and poor eco-system (aka apps). Hopefully everyone is happy with the phone that they bought,regardless of brands/functions~ Cheers