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Images taken with your EVO 4G LTE
My apologies if this thread has already been started, but I didn't see one...
Ok, let's post some pictures! This one was with no special settings, and no zoom.
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Wow! Amazing pictures everyone.
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Wow, This thing can take some Great pictures! Thanks for sharing... cannot wait to get my EVO LTE!!
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Obviously there is a filter on this but I thought I was too cool not to share!
Taken in the town I live in on the bordwalk..those of you viewing on the LTEvo will be able to appreciate the amazingly crisp colors!
Had to check the brakes on this coach at work so I had a buddy slam on them to see how easily the tags locked up..figured it would make for a cool photo
Fwi the above pic of the greyhound coach was taken during a video recording I was amazed with the quality even during a.video!
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A confused co-worker.. haha I have yet to take a picture that wasn't perfectly clear and amazing...
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Kids & dogs, doesn't get much better!
Great pictures so far from everyone who posted. I took my first picture in a restaurant yesterday and the colors were too red. I was showing my son burst mode so I wonder how much difference that made since the flash didn't go off - I changed the saturation a bit too so hopefully the next pics will be better.
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Here's a sunset I saw not far from our house Friday night. I had to zoom in a bit to avoid most of the power lines.
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Took this quick photo from inside my house looking outside of my street.
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Wow. Great pictures guys.
I've only been mainly taking indoor shots with mine, but my pictures aren't coming out nearly as good as some examples here. I'm getting tons of noise in all of my shots. Really disappointed in it after a couple of days. I'm not finding it to be a great low-light performer, but it is much better than my OG EVO.
Here's a couple:
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Took this down in Malibu today. Was eating at Dukes on PCH and this was the view at the table...
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Tell me this doesn't look inviting on a nice hot day like today!
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Wow, color me very impressed! My Nexus camera looks like a Polaroid in comparison
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After all of the other camera discussions around here, I was honestly expecting far less impressive results than what I'm seeing here. Especially when I enlarge these to full size (meaning, mapping pixels one-to-one from camera shot to display) on a 24" inch display. This is far and away incredible for a phone camera, to me. And it seems to really excel at things closer in (and I have no problem with that).
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AHWagner, would you be so kind as to share your camera settings, if you happen to have them offhand, along with any other tips, with thanks in advance?
And I recall you from the Nexus release, if you want, please introduce yourself - up to you though.
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It's not a work of art, but it does show the shallow depth of field possible with close-up work
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After all of the other camera discussions around here, I was honestly expecting far less impressive results than what I'm seeing here. Especially when I enlarge these to full size (meaning, mapping pixels one-to-one from camera shot to display) on a 24" inch display. This is far and away incredible for a phone camera, to me. And it seems to really excel at things closer in (and I have no problem with that).
I agree. I honestly thought I was in the EVO 3D forum--BTW, was pretty happy with that camera too, especially with some of the hacks, so maybe it doesn't take a whole lot to please me!
I've been perusing the forums because yes, only one year later, I am considering getting this device and letting hubby have my EVO 3D. Great pics, everyone!
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A vid and some stills from the World Super Bike Championships yesterday at Miller Motorsports Park in Utah.
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You.be links don't work, I edited yours to the normal youtube . com/watch?v=xxxxx format.
The vid's set to private though, you need to open that up to share it.
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And I recall you from the Nexus release, if you want, please introduce yourself - up to you though.
I didn't change a thing on the camera, my settings are all "Auto".
Pre-ordered the first OG EVO when it came out.. contract went up in April, couldn't decide between the EVO LTE or the Galaxy Nexus, but the specs of the EVO LTE were awesome.. so I went with her!
I am ironically, a photographer.. you can follow me at ahwagnerphoto.com (Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram links are all in that link) ...but I never really fiddled with the settings on the EVO yet.
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I didn't change a thing on the camera, my settings are all "Auto".
Pre-ordered the first OG EVO when it came out.. contract went up in April, couldn't decide between the EVO LTE or the Galaxy Nexus, but the specs of the EVO LTE were awesome.. so I went with her!
I am ironically, a photographer.. you can follow me at ahwagnerphoto.com (Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram links are all in that link) ...but I never really fiddled with the settings on the EVO yet.
That was all on auto?!?!?!?
Wow. Seriously - wow!
Many thanks for the great snaps btw.
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Took my ltevo along on a hike today. Experimented with the panoramic and the close up settings. Not too bad.
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Here's the panoramic
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Thats awesome. Took a few of my niece today. Loved playing with the effects . Love the Depth of Field one where it really focuses on the subject and kinda blurs the rest.
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WOW! some of these pictures are amazing.
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Hers a shot I got tonight just before we got a storm:
But I should have tried the panoramic view!
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Took this down in Malibu today. Was eating at Dukes on PCH and this was the view at the table...
Oh, man. I was out in that area yesterday also, marctronixx! Went to Getty Malibu and was gonna eat at Dukes for dinner with some family.
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But I should have tried the panoramic view!
Where's the setting for panoramic? I've been in the settings several times but I didn't see that setting
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Where's the setting for panoramic? I've been in the settings several times but I didn't see that setting
When you open the camera app, look for the "A" (for Automatic) in the bottom left corner and press it. From there, you will see several options including the panorama setting.
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My motorcycle on Memorial Day.
I little plant growing out of my Fathers driveway.
I little closer to the little plant.
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When you open the camera app, look for the "A" (for Automatic) in the bottom left corner and press it. From there, you will see several options including the panorama setting.
Nice, thanks! I saw that A there but for some reason I never touched it to discover there was another menu behind it
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The pic with the plant, did you zoom up(software wise) or use macro mode!? Nice nonetheless!
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The pic with the plant, did you zoom up(software wise) or use macro mode!? Nice nonetheless!
Thanks, I actually didn't change anything, I just pointed and clicked. That's what impressed me the most, I didnt actually adjust any of the settings and it still took a pretty great picture especially for a phone.
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ok, I'm sold on this phone.
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So how is the front facing camera?
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All of mine seem to end up out of focus;
Or have a reflection;
Does the card have anything to do with it? I am using an old class 2 card.
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Great pictures so far from everyone who posted. I took my first picture in a restaurant yesterday and the colors were too red. I was showing my son burst mode so I wonder how much difference that made since the flash didn't go off - I changed the saturation a bit too so hopefully the next pics will be better.
