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shaliron Posts: > 500

Nice little review, but quite a bit too late. CMOSs aren't equivalent to CCDs are they? If so, why wouldn't they put CMOS sensors in all cameras? I does have a lower power consumption.
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Posted: 2006-07-28 11:13:49
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rockygali Posts: > 500

wheeww... hopefully that puts the nail on the subject that K750 aint comin close to a cheap digital camera.

speaking of "IN YAH FACE", now thats what i call MUG SHOT! takin it to the bits.... and its obviously splendid max! HATS OFF to you! thats why im lovin my K750 every single day...
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Posted: 2006-07-28 11:57:48
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max_wedge Posts: > 500

@rocky, I knew you would get it

@shaliron, no, cmos still lags ccd overall, but there have been big advances lately in the quality of cmos chips and they still retain low power consumption. Canon have a DSLR that runs a cmos chip, so they can't be that bad. btw, congrats on the K610, nice phone mate.

@qvga, I'm not denying anything, it's you who are denying my point.

The K750 is an imaging phone, albeit one with a small screen. But the fact that it doesn't have a display as large as a K800 or W900 doesn't take away from the fact that the display is bright, crisp, has a wide viewing angle, and is viewable in sunlight. Yes it does suffer under very strong and direct sunlight (what LCD doesn't?). As to viewing angle, I can still easily view the sceen when I hold it as high over my head as I can at almost 90 degrees to my field of vision. I maintain that the K750 has an excellent all purpose display.

BTW, when did you hear me compare digital zoom to optical? Never, because as far as I'm concerned digital zoom is just a marketing ploy, I'm not an idiot. I don't use the digital zoom, and I don't consider an optical zoom (or any kind of zoom) absolutely critical for being able to indulge in photography.

I do own an SLR, with 200mm of zoom if I need it. But for day to day, opportunistic photography I'm happy to wait until phones start coming out with optical zooms rather than add a digital camera to my "carry around" itinery. You can deny that, but it's the truth

@mongoose, 1. okay, 4/5 ain't that bad

, and 2. yes, that is what I was TRYING to say

You are quite correct.

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[ This Message was edited by: max_wedge on 2006-07-28 16:09 ]
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Posted: 2006-07-28 17:05:54
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