Post pictures you have taken with your Droid X

[tdse]

The Dam Ice Cream Shop, in Tamworth NH.

Love that place!! ;-)

 

[kdkinc]

I use Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo XI - has always worked well for me. Photoshop is too pricey for my blood.

Depending on your level...
"paint.net" is a nice free photo editor.

 

[dookie1]

the kid.

 

[wellstig1]

I'm on vacation right now, here are some of my pictures with the droid x.

 

[Vihzel]

^ Wonderful colors!

 

[saleen22]

hey to all the mustang owners. are any of you guys on the mustang forums lol.

also the pics look like there great on the x so much for reviews hu lol

Yep on a few of them...mainly just look and dont post though.

 

[Grad]

Depending on your level...
"paint.net" is a nice free photo editor.

If you want a Photoshop level of functionality, download GIMP. It's free!

 

[perpetual]

It does a good job for a cellphone. Some are more warped than others. It's definitely not Sony panorama shots. This feature isn't in any other phone.

This feature is really nice but it's not unique to the Droid X. It is at least in another phone.

 

[Amaroth]

You can do it with the samsung flipshot which came out before any android phone was released. Im sure there are other phones too that have it.

 

[ChrisEvo8]

 

[Vihzel]

You can do it with the samsung flipshot which came out before any android phone was released. Im sure there are other phones too that have it.

Oh ok. My mistake! I definitely haven't heard of it in any other phone. Perhaps with the popularity of the X, its different.

 

[darreno1]

These were taken at dusk and actually look brighter than it was. The first four are at iso 400. The last 2 iso 200. They were taken using the Night Portrait scene. IMO, iso 200 is adequate for low light shots as long as you're willing to hold very still. The benefit will be less grainy shots. These aren't that great, but they're better than I expected.

http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6600/20100731200812450.jpg

http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/8738/20100731200852147.jpg

http://img541.imageshack.us/img541/416/2010073120103076.jpg

http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/1986/2010073120110452.jpg

http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/1849/20100731201213802.jpg

http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/8297/20100731201255381.jpg

 

[Devz]

Taken from the 2nd row tonight at the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers concert.

I probably should have set it to "sports" mode or something, came out a bit blurry.

 

[Fahrenheit85]

This is the only pic I toke that looks okay, Its a 6m with everything on auto. I think it looks okay but blurry compared to your guys shots.
http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/7599/20100731172801785.jpg
Here's an inside shot with lots of artificial lighting, again looks crappy to me.
http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/803/20100731045837761.jpg
Worst panoramic shot ever taken. Am I suppose to spin in place or walk in a line when I taken them?
http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/2095/20100731173004548.jpg

Don't get me wrong I'm not bad trolling here I'm sure I'm the problem here. Just want some tips

 

[carmendiva]

i think and if im wrong i apologize

there is a big difference between your pixs and the pix myself and others posted

first look at the size

for some reason all my pictures look just like this as well
however if you resize it to the size that everybody has in the forums for their pix
it looks really good

it only looks this way when its fully blown up

 

[darreno1]

You're not going to get DLSR-like pictures when fully blown up with these tiny sensors - at least not yet. The X is good enough for decent prints at 50-60% of the actual size (IMO). At 100% they will look very grainy like it with any other camera phone. Still 50% will produce a nice sized print. Also I believe in setting the ISO manually (200 should be good enough for most shots) and of course checking/cleaning the lens before every shot and holding as still as possible helps a lot as well. For low light shots, the Night Portrait scene seems to work well.

 

[carmendiva]

I am curious to see how they look when resized
and besides since you posted them blown up at full size, i have to now scroll over haha

Could you edit the thread and resize them?

 

[Gareee]

Does anyone here have the self timer in your camera menu options? I could swear I saw it before the update, but it isn't on either of our phones now.

 

[Fahrenheit85]

Okay whats the best way to re size it and to what size?

 

[jreed2560]

Paint does an ok job

 

[carmendiva]

Okay whats the best way to re size it and to what size?

go to tinypic.com

upload the pix

and select message/board in the resize part is the ideal size

and then when you upload
take the code
out the section that
says IMG code for forums

took me a minute to do each pic

 

[Gareee]

go to tinypic.com

upload the pix

and select message/board in the resize part is the ideal size

and then when you upload
take the code
out the section that
says IMG code for forums

took me a minute to do each pic

AH... But do you have a self timer option?

 

[darreno1]

Okay whats the best way to re size it and to what size?

If you have Photoshop, great. If not, Microsoft Picture Manager works (this is part of Microsoft Office), Microsoft Paint works or you can download Paintshop Pro from download.com.

I'd reduce them to 50% or a little less of its size. For example my pics above measure 1200 x 900 or 1250 x 938 pixels.

 

[Stone]

I use Lightroom 3 for all my pics but a good free photo editing program is
Picasa 3: Free download from Google it lets you do all the basics and produces
good quality output. If you don't like the noise in your pics then I recommend
another free program called noiseware. The community edition download is here:
http://www.imagenomic.com/setup/20070213W/NoisewareCESetupXP2601.exe
between these 2 programs, you can really clean up the photos you take with the X.
Another thing is you should resize pics from the X by at least 50%, full size pics are
never going to look good from this or any other camera phone today.

 

[john_ecko]

The colors in the panoramic pics are much better in the original photo. tinypic makes them look weak