Camera picture thread

CrimsonPride · Sep 6, 2010

MizuNoHane said:
Those Alabama shots are awesome. Alabama wasn't bad this weekend, either! I can't wait until I get a Captivate and go to town on Kinnick Stadium!

yea i didnt realize until the game was almost over i didnt get any real good shots with the stands full, the one with the band on the field was at halftime and the newly expanded endzone emptied quick and filled back up after. im planning on making it to a bigtime game, maybe penn state or florida. it takes great video also

kylec · Sep 6, 2010

Also before you select panorama you may want to change the metering to center-wieghted. You do this by clicking on the widget on the bottom left. Then scoll down til you find metering. I find this easier when i take panorama's. Also i always take a few pictures in different settings. Sometimes i select a certain mode or i manually adjust settings myself. It helps if you know what iso, exposure, etc means. I'm still learning... I'm no expert. But think of things like lighting, what angles is the lighting coming from. Where you're standing. All these little things could effect your picture. Check these out.

drummer07 · Sep 6, 2010

TnTahoe · Sep 8, 2010

DT · Sep 8, 2010

Dang, there's some pretty good pictures in here. I'll have to try to fool around with the camera a bit more. A few are outstanding (great clarity, nice depth of field, no noise, ect).

2manyPHONES · Sep 11, 2010

t-readyroc · Sep 13, 2010

My first go w/the panorama function. Loved it.

blackhemi · Oct 7, 2010

lotreaglesfan · Oct 7, 2010

PersonOfKnownOrigin · Oct 7, 2010

t-readyroc said:
See the USB drivers thread. You need to set your USB connection method to mass storage when the phone prompts you after plugging it in. Then you need to mount the drives from the notification bar.

I use a bluetooth adapter. Works great, and no cords to deal with.

NJR · Oct 7, 2010

Wish I had remembered the phone had a panoramic setting!

PaulMcCartney · Oct 7, 2010

noc said:
Can you guess what hotsauce is in my noodles?!

Oooh! I know! The one with the rooster on it! I love that stuff!

jmichaelp · Oct 12, 2010

Hi, most of your pictures look better than what I've taken, especially indoor shots. I noticed that my brother's Droid took great pictures. When looking at the details I saw that the Droid was at 300 dpi while my Captivate is only 72 dpi. Is there a way to improve this resolution through software or did I miss a setting somewhere?

CASUAL · Oct 12, 2010

Here are some of my uploads

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jeffgo · Oct 12, 2010

Vertical panoramas:

Regular panorama with horizontally moving subjects (double vision!)

Great color (unretouched - straight from phone)

CASUAL · Oct 13, 2010

Picture taken using the ADD ME feature!! So fun to use

hey this is a funny picture haha I always wondered what the add me feature was...when I first saw this picture I though it was just some twins or something... Then I started messing with my camera and saw the true genius of your work!
its funny because its the same person!! That's crazy!
Maybe next time you should have him change clothes haha
And you can mess with people by telling them he has a secret twin....

CaCHooKa Man · Oct 13, 2010

Jofaba · Oct 20, 2010

Okay, so I need some help here. I'm about to go on a short vacation (DC for Restore Sanity/Fear) and would really appreciate some help on how to do proper panoramics. Some of you guys really got this function down! I've tried some and the focus doesn't follow, or I get really bad overlap. But, I've only done close-up and inside panoramics. Does the effect play out better with distance? Is there a method/style that works best to get a really good pano? Any suggestions/help would be so appreciated!

jeffgo · Oct 20, 2010

Panoramas look best when the subjects tend to be in the distance. Things up close, like deck railings, may look curved, and, as you noted, focus can be a problem too. I've noticed that indoors the pano function sometimes gets lost on bare walls or repeating patterns.

Something else to note, if you're doing a pano and don't want to do the full width, you can stop and tap the screen to end at any point. Also, you don't have to hold the camera horizontally. Holding the camera vertically and panning to the side will give you a taller image, although not necessarily a full 180 degrees.

Jofaba · Oct 21, 2010

carmendiva · Oct 22, 2010

Carmen's(and Jamal, Bianca, and Dylan) attempt at baking chocolate chip muffins:

Loco Leeep · Oct 27, 2010

Sriracha

Loco Leeep · Oct 27, 2010

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Loco Leeep · Oct 27, 2010

Jofaba · Nov 3, 2010

Went to DC this weekend. I'll share my favorites:

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