Lol the link and the picture shown are the same. Compare that picture to the one on page one of this threadhaha.
Yeah, I did that afterwards! Oops. Must be having a slow brain moment this afternoon.
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A Look at iPhone 4's Camera Quality
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Yeah, I did that afterwards! Oops. Must be having a slow brain moment this afternoon.
HTC EVO 4G says hi with the ability to bring more than one SD card.
Oh wait...you can bring multiple iPhones.....So whatever....you should be fine.
Besides, 200 bucks ? Where do you shop ? Apple ?
32GB SD cards eh?
So you can't attach USB hard drives to the HTC EVO like you can a Nokia N8 then?
http://conversations.nokia.com/2010/06/08/nokia-n8-video-walkthrough-photo-features/
So you can't attach USB hard drives to the HTC EVO like you can a Nokia N8 then?
http://conversations.nokia.com/2010/06/08/nokia-n8-video-walkthrough-photo-features/
Apologies if the joke has already been made but the iPhone has a
the sun really does shine out of its .....
the sun really does shine out of its .....
Who said, that the images wereraw? I don't believe Apple did. There is clearly some software processes hapenning. I believe that's what you would want with a camera phone. You don't want to edit raw camera phone pics, well maybe you do, but not the average consumer.
It's in Cali, but it's not San Fran, it's closure, I forget the name of e place, but I know it starts with an "H"
I'll remember the name later tonight.Does anyone know...Can the camera resolution be changed in the settings?
I've no need for 5 megapixels and don't want my photos taking up all that space and now that AT&T data is limited, I don't want to use up my monthly allotment sending photos. Ditto for videos. Obviously no one know for sure yet, so idle speculation is welcome!
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I've no need for 5 megapixels and don't want my photos taking up all that space and now that AT&T data is limited, I don't want to use up my monthly allotment sending photos. Ditto for videos. Obviously no one know for sure yet, so idle speculation is welcome!
tys
Uh, yes it is exactly true. Broadcast HD is 60fps. 720p60 or 1080i60. I was merely giving a frame of reference to the asker. I don't know where you get "Most stuff you see in the United States is 30fps or 24fps", because that is not true. Bluray is 24p, generally.
And I made no comments on whether it is "fine" or not. Still haven't.
already downscaled?
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but i believe the current iPhones already downgrade the resolution of photos that you either email or send via MMS through the easy way. I think its down to VGA standards or something. If you want to send full resolution, you have to copy and paste the photo into the email.
Like i said, someone please correct me if i am wrong.
I guess that only addresses the one concern, but not the concern about storage space.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but i believe the current iPhones already downgrade the resolution of photos that you either email or send via MMS through the easy way. I think its down to VGA standards or something. If you want to send full resolution, you have to copy and paste the photo into the email.
Like i said, someone please correct me if i am wrong.
I guess that only addresses the one concern, but not the concern about storage space.
As any pro photographer will tell you , 5 MP is still about 3 more MP than you need for quality images unless you are printing 8 x 10 or doing serious cropping and enlarging. I would rather have a noiseless 2 MP sensor that didn't need a flash than a 5 MP one with a flash that's going to take blown-out crap pictures in low light anyway.
I get it from several years as a professional editor, working on many things broadcast on television.
A TV show like Lost, for example, is shot and edited 24fps. Your TV might display it 60i (if shown from a DVD, for example) but it is doing what's called a 3:2 pulldown - for each frame, 3 fields, then 2, then 3, etc. This gets it to 60 fields, or 30 frames per second.
As I said, without getting too technical, most stuff in the United States is 30fps or 24fps.
32GB Micro SD card is still $200, isn't that what it takes? It doesn't have 2 full size SD slots, right? My favorite store for flash memory doesn't even sell them, yet.
Who buys a phone for the camera quality anyways? It's about convenience. The majority of people aren't anything approaching even amateur photographer and are just taking pics at a concert or bar or party or wherever to put on facebook or flickr or photobucket. Its about the convenience of having camera with you for those moments you want to get a quick pic to share with your friends and family. Seriously, who's taking wedding photos with a cameraphone? If you're serious about photography, you're not concerned about camera quality in a phone. I'm glad they are making it better and more featureful, but let's be honest: cameraphones were never designed for anything nearing professional quality, so let's keep it in context. It's about convenience.
When my friend first got his 3GS, he took a picture of a mutual friend in a well lit office. I took the same picture, well as close as possible with my 'prior' phone -- a Nokia XpressMusic (Free phone from T-Mobile.) -- anwyays, the 3Gs didn't look as good, which was a surprise for all of us!
I didn't realize 32GBs were so pricey. I just bought a 16GB for $29 on Amazon for my Nexus One.
Removable media is KING!
It's in Cali, but it's not San Fran, it's closure, I forget the name of e place, but I know it starts with an "H"
You mean the Huntington? I was just there, it could be in the Japanese garden there. I'm not sure though.
That first photo was taken on the nude end of Baker Beach. It must have been a cold day!
This one makes me smile - camera RAW files
.As others have said in various ways, if you care enough about picture quality to know about RAW - you're probably not going to be using a camera phone.
My phone camera is used for random, unexpected shots ("grab a picture of the price/spec sheet for this gizmo at Best Buy"). If I anticipate taking photographs, I'll bring my S90, G11 or EOS depending on how much bulk vs quality I think that I need for that day.
Apple sample:
Hmmm, yeah that 2nd Apple picture does look a bit like a cartoon really.
