suddenly early morning say can fit well, i used 1 minutes of full brain processing power to find out what exactly are u talking about.

I don't see any Onion Bokeh? Do you mean just bokeh.
Actually that's pretty much unavoidable. it has nothing to do with the lens.

bokeh is produced when your focus item distance to the lens and the background ratio is.. near:far
it can be reduced by using small aperture but in the case of macro, the focus area is very near to the lens.
even with DSLR where you can adjust the aperture to really small aperture, you will still get bokeh with macro.

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: Sep 21 2013, 10:00 AM

They say good things about Sony since the Xperia M review. Say it's smooth, snappy, works like a charm.

I actually wish Sony had maintained the power button size from the Z. Looks much more stylish with the big iconic power button.

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: Sep 21 2013, 10:15 AM

after hearing a lot of problems in their 2013 smartphones, I wouldn't even try. Their 2011-2012 waterproof smartphones has no complain at all.

You were saying?

Oh didn't see that photo at all.

use z1 as tablet, really overpriced tablet
later he gonna complain battery sucks.

name taken

I really missed the photo.
Cheers.

differences in the colour saturation.

but as PocketNow pointed out that in real life, we take more photos in low light and I really agree.
Check your photos or your friends photos, you might notice that more photos are actually taken indoors vs outdoor with bright sunlight.

the short answer is no.

in fact as other forumers pointed out, you don't need to unlock your bootloader to root because they are not even on the same level. in a nutshell,
root - gives you full control of your OS
unlock bootloader - opens up the limit of bootloader, which when locked, is only able to load stock ROM


the fact that you asked this question shows you don't really understand what is root and unlock bootloader yet. let me explain more in detail if you don't mind, otherwise you can skip it.


what is root vs unlocking bootloader?
root
root allows you to add superuser permission which gives you full control of your Operating System (more commonly referred to as ROM in Android community. That's it.
Once you have full control of your OS, you can also take full control of your hardware, such as overclocking, disabling the GPS, etc, but of course you need apps to do so. This is the same with the Folder Mount app.

unlock bootloader
bootloader is a program that loads the kernel and ROM. It is locked because manufacturers don't want you to simply install custom kernel. When you unlock it, then you can flash custom kernel, but it will be at your own risk because the warranty will be void.

In Sony's case, when you unlock the bootloader, they simply program it to auto-delete the DRM files thus render some apps useless, in the Z Ultra and Z1's case, the camera app too. luckily some XDA developer members have found some way to back it up unlike 2 years ago, there's no way to back it up at all.

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: Sep 26 2013, 10:51 AM

do you mind linking the instructions? let me have a look at what you have been looking at.
I mean the instructions to root.

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: Sep 26 2013, 09:21 AM

what is a paid forumer?

This post has been edited by toda_erika_II: Sep 26 2013, 11:00 AM

oo
real question la

They can because that's their way of earning money. It's the risk they take to hopefully generate more subscribers and viewers to generate their income.