well, by far, i am never disappointed with n82's imaging capability but in the same time, i am surprised that 7390 can take good shots and the colour is actually more vibrant than n82. but i wouldnt say n82 couldnt do it, you just need abit of tweaking, maybe on ISO/exposure/WB..

however, if u would have notice... 7390 noise reduction is lesser than n82 and there is slight fringing if u see clearly at 7390's pics. so at zoom, n82 is actually displaying more details compare with 7390.

i am not pro photographer... but this is slightly what i learn during cameraphone snapping...

or if u wanted to compare, go to cameraphone gallery.. there is tons of photos you can compare.

okay...
which one better?

this one

or


this one?

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Added on June 10, 2008, 9:21 amor this one?



This post has been edited by Seaedge: Jun 10 2008, 09:21 AM

i very agree... (but not sure for the fx7 though )
camera is something need to explore instead of using just automode. no doubt it is PnS camera, but the setting gives very much differences. Even my father now (using n82) is playing setting in ISO and exposure after i show him the differences between them. each might not show much difference in mobile lcd, but in pc lcd, there will be difference.

besides, like what previously said, all time, wheather, lighting condition can affect every photo's effect and quality.

1st one is using n95 8gb with macro. and the 2 others is the infamous iMobile 902.

actually we can give u as many tips as we can.. but the thing you must do is to learn and become a camwhore. when i got my 902, n95 8gb, viewty or k850i, i keep snapping photo with different settings and WB. study each setting's differences. then learn to use the environment to help you to get better effect. but nothing beats the practices makes perfect motto.


nope.. not master... and better yet, not even n82. i dun like n82 due to design and keypad.

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Added on June 11, 2008, 1:36 amoh yeah... dun think you cen get the best pic from just one pics... sometimes... sequence snap and multi snap with diff angle also can see the difference.

and as avenger said, dont rely on flash unless necessary.

This post has been edited by Seaedge: Jun 11 2008, 01:36 AM