thailand is i-mobile HQ only, all thier phone is produce by OEM manufacture from Taiwan, China now. last time have korea also...........

I-mobile Thailand not produce any phone in Thailand itself, all thier phone is OEM/ODM from other country like Taiwan or China. Batch it as I-mobile, some of the model only exclusive to I-mobile Thailand.
u get what i mean??? Taiwan and China manufacturer provide the model to I-mobile to choose, than I-mobile decide which one to be on thier name, and the factory start produce that model  at I-mobile name

KTCY how do u find the user interface? is the phone laggy or such?

wah now rm888 only?

where u got it for rm7XX, pls pm me, interestedler

last time i read review about I mobile 902 is manufacture in Korea.
it worth for a camera phone as it has ccd censor.
@KTCY Nice pic u cap there..i like the night shot

sigh....

btwtht day time shot, does it seems darker compare to the real situation?

nice photo..but i cant see any difference between these two photos

got differences for both pics...see the light inside the restoran..the fluroscent
light...

decrease EV will increase the shutter speed? 0EV with 1/8 sec and -0.3EV with 1/16 sec.

No. Its the other way round.  1/16sec is faster than 1/8sec.

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Yeah.Those are the settings that I use, except for colour depth (saturation), I set to normal. And sharpness I prefer to set to Vivid, but some say there's more noise if use this setting.   

@ KTCY

Can u tell me is this phone features with optical zoom?how is the speaker sound?can compete with SE phone?i know the screen is sucks.becoz 65k colour only

1. ic..so how many digital zoom can it supported? 4x,8x,16x? if u have free time can show the picture when zoom to maximum?
2. Compete with SE in terms of sound la..is it as loud as SE?and the quality of sound..sometimes loud sound cant gurantee it has a good quality in   
    terms of bass element for example

cant find any special for these 2 picture  maybe lightning problem.

KTCY, what do you think of the video recording of the 902? I find it to be very good actually. N93 maybe a little bit better only.

Hard to use as in? The camera?

Well, most important thing is to keep a super-steady hand. Everything else after that, will be perfect.

Hmm. Either try to up the EV. Or try to change your Light Metering if you realize that the auto-exposure can make some pictures look dark. So try to vary between Matrix, Center-Weighted and Spot. For me, I prefer Matrix.

Also, try to take more 4-second exposure night shots.

*edit: I'm looking for a phone tripod. Any recommendations besides the Nokia one?

For me there isn't much difference between the brightness on the phone screen and my lappy's screen. I guess it is because they both display the same color values in a similar way. Your PC screen might be too dark.

I find the the EV set to 0 is most cases is perfect. The ISO is by far the most important setting. Try switching between 50, 100 and 200 and you'll see a big difference. Choose the one that you like best. Never set it to auto. The white balance and AE metering is important too. I found that center weighted in the best in most cases unless you are shooting a very large landscape or you have tricky lighting, like grills, or objects that vary sharply in contrast in your frame. For daylight shots, use Cloudy white balance to the the most natural shots. If you are taking indoor pictures where there is yellow lighting, set white balance to either tungsten or flourescent depending on how yellow it is.

Using nightmode for nightshot will give you the best picture quality but the problem in the 4 second exposure. To over come this. Set the mode to normal. Then choose ISO 200, white balance Auto, EV +1. What you get is a shorter exposure and a more noisy pic. So download and use Neat Image to take care of the noise.

Haha. I sold off my K790 for this phone. Taking simple point and shoot night shots was easier with the K790i. However, using the setting I told you earlier, you would get a picture better than K790i. If you are taking a shot in a place with lights (street lamp, windows, neon light ect) setting it to ISO 100 will reduce the noise greatly and you'd still get a good shot. I'm looking for a tripod too, but come on la, don't tell me every single shot you take at night you're gonna use the night mode and whip out your tripod.

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Added on January 1, 2008, 11:34 am

From your EXIF data, your white balance(flourescent would be best I think) setting is wrong and you should set the ISO to 100 (it was 50) and metering to center weighted for a brighter picture.