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Lemmy Posts: 72

laffen:

Have you placed the photos in correct order (low, medium, high)?

/Lemmy
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Posted: 2003-01-04 21:43:00
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laffen Posts: > 500

I hope so. I'll double chech tomorrow. I'm not in front of the pc now. I know the 640*480 images looks missplaced, but I think it is because my hand was shaking when taking the one with high resolution.
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Posted: 2003-01-04 21:52:00
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lizardKng Posts: 20

What IS great is that you can email pics anytime, even when away from the computer. T68i and communicam is good enough to be useful in this sense. This post was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2003-01-04 22:22:00
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fj0ttis Posts: 1

Hello,

I've got a P800 and a N7650 and i must say that the N7650 is superior in every single point in the camerasection. The P800's camera is awful, it works for mms and so, but not a primary digicam, if you want a small digicam and quality, i bought the Sony DSC-U20 3days ago, 330$, but there is a model called DSC-U10, that is exactly the same exept it's 1Megapixel instead of 2, costs likle 250$

Good Luck
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Posted: 2003-01-04 22:48:00
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jack078 Posts: 187

the reason why I wanna have good cam+cell phone in one are, first, I usually forgot to bring a cam when I go to like party or someone's birthday but I wont forget my cell.

secondly who would carry two things when going out all the time? since I had the GD88 for two days, I found that sometimes things happen, and I had my cell phone with cam, I could take a snap shot for a nice memory..... like meeting old friends, chicks, or even using it as evidence on car accident (touch wood)

you never know good things happen suddently.
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Posted: 2003-01-05 00:49:00
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jack078 Posts: 187

@lizardKng

I have the mac-20 and t68i. the problem is the connection point are awful. (anyone has this problem too??) with a light touch on the cam would disconnect it and need to re adjust or re plug them again. sometimes I have to plug and unplug many times in order to use.
and seeing pics from the 256 screen is not that fun man.

as my service provider in canada doesn't support MMS.... so, MMS purpose is useless to us in canada
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Posted: 2003-01-05 01:04:00
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Omar Posts: 269

I have the P800, wife has Nokia 7650. Hate to say it but the Nokia has the better camera/pics. More clourful, vibrant.
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Posted: 2003-01-05 01:11:00
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Bjerkebanen Posts: > 500

laffen is this far away from midelalderparken?
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Posted: 2003-01-05 01:27:00
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Xlns Posts: 30

I have both two and must say that P800 is more colourful, and has more brilliant colors:

Pics with 7650 (high quality):










Pics with P800:

If you compare this one with the one taken from a 7650 you'll notice that you can actually see more details. The pics have been taken in differente days, but in equal lighting conditions at midday.




The second one compares to the second for nokia, just a bit lower. But you can compare the color of the sky, much more vibrant with P800.




The following one is taken by night with just an artificial light. Here again P800 is pretty good.




During daylight P800 camera KILLS the one in 7650. Just look at precision and detail of this pic.



[ This Message was edited by: Xlns on 2003-01-05 02:09 ]
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Posted: 2003-01-05 01:42:00
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caff Posts: > 500

Agree.......Photos taken from P800 looks better than 7650.......photos taken from 7650 looks very blur compare to P800......However, MCA-20 or 25 still produce the best quality photos out of these !!!
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Posted: 2003-01-05 02:02:00
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