there is a blog explaining why the pictures are blurry.

it has something to do with the focus itself; in order to let more light in, it does not focus only the object we want to take the picture of, instead it tries to put everything in the frame in focus. when we snap, the lens would still move a bit, trying to keep focus on everything, rather than the object we want to focus only.

/focusception

lyn forumer you give free ah. you richfag, hp always got sponsor still wanna profit meh? 

I mastered the technique already for macro and medium-distance shots  For landscape shots, not so much yet; im not that skilled in that aspect.
My cousin mistook of of the macro shots i took with this phone for one that came from a digital camera.

its not about skills, its about hardware we are talking here.
the camera lens is still moving during the picture taking process... (when actual photons of light hit the sensor, the lens already retracted to its default position) Thats why blur..

so, ebook or no ebook oso no use, picture still blur, not sharp

unless using camera app with manual focus, i think will be different story.

for me, to achieve bokeh, just put the subject away from background..

lemme find first. some months ago looked, forget the url.
do share some 920 pictures.

first of all, i think u sengaja spin my words, or you dont really understand what i am talking about,
either way, not my problem tho.

i was saying the native camera of lumia 920 takes blurry image, regardless whether using tripod or handheld.
so, it must have been affected by the autofocus mechanism.

having manual focus will eliminate this problem (where the lens actually stay on that predetermined focus position, BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER the image capturing process)


WP_20130131_016 by geligakmn, on Flickr

btw i uploaded several photos to flickr not to challenge anyone.
not to prove anything either.

is this legit? hahah! if it is, i'm happy for us!

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Now-that-th...you-buy_id40868

Havent heard of that regarding portico and heat production.

Nowadays overheating is common - even laptops. There manufacturers dont care because the country of origin, like Dell is USA, HTC is taiwan, Nokia is finland, etc, this overheating issue isnt that bad there because their weather is cool, but the main blame goes to the manufacturer of the internals and chips like Qualcomm. Phone getting hot is common in most flagship smartphones, and i believe Samsung using 'cheap, weak, thin' plastic is one of their mehods to improve heat expulsion. My laptop heat up like crazy in a room with no aircond in the afternoon, now i go for aluminium build ones by Asus.