Hi All,
I've just been searching posts on the new iPhone 4 flash ability and it seems very little is known of it yet. Would that be a correct statement?
I currently use a 3GS for work (involving taking photos of objects in low light and dark conditions). I love the 3GS but am pretty disappointed by the camera and so the only reason I'd entertain the idea of upgrading is for the camera flash and perhaps electronic advancements (like fuzzy logic).
The 3GS photos are often blurred, no matter how hard I try to keep it still and low light or no light is hopeless .
So can anyone say with confidence, if the LED flash is anything other than a poor attempt at appeasing those of us who want it or will it actually work? (The most of my low light/no light photos are reasonably close....1' to 3' range.) Does anyone know if the LED flash is an actual flash or do you turn it on? What effect might it have to the battery cycle?
Also can I expect any fuzzy logic (or whatever it's called these days) to help with the blurring?
Thanks for your time
Ian
I've just been searching posts on the new iPhone 4 flash ability and it seems very little is known of it yet. Would that be a correct statement?
I currently use a 3GS for work (involving taking photos of objects in low light and dark conditions). I love the 3GS but am pretty disappointed by the camera and so the only reason I'd entertain the idea of upgrading is for the camera flash and perhaps electronic advancements (like fuzzy logic).
The 3GS photos are often blurred, no matter how hard I try to keep it still and low light or no light is hopeless .
So can anyone say with confidence, if the LED flash is anything other than a poor attempt at appeasing those of us who want it or will it actually work? (The most of my low light/no light photos are reasonably close....1' to 3' range.) Does anyone know if the LED flash is an actual flash or do you turn it on? What effect might it have to the battery cycle?
Also can I expect any fuzzy logic (or whatever it's called these days) to help with the blurring?
Thanks for your time
Ian