2016-05-08-0633 by Sam Yew, on Flickr

kindly refer to Andrewtst previous tutorial for alternate method of sharing Flickr pics^^
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=79569017


By the way, i have something similar too lol:







Nokia Lumia 930, Photoshopped

Random Figurines



















Nokia Lumia 930, Stock no edit

Nice^^

Random Figurines 2

















Nokia Lumia 930, Stock no edit

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jun 1 2016, 12:59 PM

Thank bro for the addition , never thought a J series can be a camera killer, with f/1.9 sumore^^, definitely the aperture will help create some creamy bokeh effect, hope that anyone who owns the J7 wouldn't mind to show a few pics here lol

Welcome^^

You might wana refer https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3035849/+1320# for posting your picture, if you are on mobile.

Cheers

wow, it does "mean" something with that aperture @.@

Nice~









Nokia Lumia 930, some stock some photoshopped

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jun 30 2016, 10:16 AM

Do you have any other shots which are not commercial grade? the watermark actually spoils the viewing, also, if you have not done any post-processing/minimal processing on those food post, its a bit cold in terms of the white balance (or maybe it is indeed the accurate color of what you see in real), just my 2 cents^^

Looking forward to see more shot^^ cheers

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jun 30 2016, 10:01 AM

Nice spot bro! would love to see pano version of the same spot in future ^^

Thanks for sharing the spot, and that includes me lol. Nice panos and shots^^

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Jul 19 2016, 01:00 PM

then u quickly upload to Flickr pls lol

Some short trip photos:













Nokia Lumia 930, Photoshopped

Nice framing^^ although they reli could use some softening instead of oversharpen for their image processing lol

about ur siggy, u still owns the Nokia 808？ its hard to see one nowadays lol

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Aug 17 2016, 12:54 PM

I was actually referring to how you frame the shot^^ but thanks for explaining, which LRT station was it?

Yup, Samsung has beefed up in the mobile camera department, although limited if compared to a real camera, but it did splendid job of capturing your daily moments (by the way, quick auto focus too is a plus)

Haha, glad u still have it, but just for a small reminder, it actually takes 38mp (not 48mp), now im teaming my 808 side by side with Lumia 930, after getting used with the Lumia 930, i think the OIS is a double edge sword, unless there is a option to switch it off while taking landscape (especially night landscape), even with tripod wont help much as the the lens are still floating, you have to wait until it is idle, but on handheld side, OIS is good^^

PS1: agreed^^, 808 was somehow not able to fit in the smartphone category lol. The same goes to the Panasonic DMC-CM1, the largest 1" 20mp sensor on a phone lol.

PS2: If you ever thinking of selling the 808, kindly pm me ASAP^^

sifu, mind if i photoshop for fun on this pic ah? lol

Used under permission from Sifu Daniel Chuah^^ Thanks

Because your original shot and framing was amazing, it demands me to do something with it lol



NICE

Thanks for the location, will find time to visit hopefully^^

Nah, its fine, im glad u decided to keep it^^ i have to ask 1st is because some time ago there is another 808 owner who says the same, collector's item/not going for sell, then later i find him selling the set in other forum

so when ever i find anyone who still has 808, i will surely ask the same question lol.

This post has been edited by realjazzcoke: Aug 19 2016, 11:35 AM

Its been a while, Some vacation shots last year:











some no edit/photoshopped

Nokia PV 808

Happy weekend guys~







Nokia Pv 808, some stock or photoshopped

Nokia PV 808, no edit

To do a basic diagnostic check on your RN4 camera focusing, maybe you can try the scene mode:

Open camera > scene mode > Landscape
> Flower (aka macro)

Landscape mode basically locks down your focusing to infinity, if you cant get clear focused scenery with this option, you might want to try the Flower mode. In this mode, you dont have to touch focus, just point the camera to the object (the effective range i would say is approx 10cm, anything lesser/closer to that might get out of focus)

It is best to test these modes under ideal lighting (especially on Flower mode), with the lack of OIS, the camera AI will bump high ISO to compensate steady shots during low light mode (there is a option to enable "enhance lowlight photos automatically" but i dont find it much useful), which causes more noise to your shot. And steady hands are mostly required even with the high ISO bump.

Just my 2 cents^^

PS: not all RN4 rear camera modules are the same, so the results and performance might slightly differ, most of the ori set now might have the Samsung Sensor, AP sets might have the Sony Sensor. There is no definite answer which sets will guarantees to get Sony sensor. My RN4X Ori MY set was having both Samsung sensor for front and rear...