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to be honest, i really didn't catch the "cold colour" problem.
take a look at the 3rd picture, yes the picture seems to have "more" gamma effects but the colour looks very natural imo



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[ This Message was edited by: groovepeppy on 2008-10-28 17:32 ]
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Posted: 2008-10-28 18:28:19
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Mizzle do you know what cold colors are?
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Posted: 2008-10-28 18:33:33
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@SaLiH

may be you need to lowering EV setting when taking picture..
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Posted: 2008-10-28 18:40:17
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@Mizzle - Thank you for the comments and explanations. As I said in my first post, I'm very pleased with the quality of the photos, meaning details which are great, coming from the annoying K800i which had horrible post processing and ate all the details with oil painting/water color effect, T650i is amazing. I'm just saying that something's wrong with the colors, because I've seen many photos taken with T650i which had well saturated rich colors. I've also used couple of K770i's and they produced an amazing photos, with excellent details and rich colors.

About my sets, I'm not interested in DSLR photography but mobile photography, cause I think that is easier to get a great shot with a real professional camera than with a CMOS cell phone with a small sensor. That's why my flickr consists of everyday shots, I like taking shots of things we see everyday, but hardly nootice them. I have a friend who is a professional photographer, who told me that I've reached the maximum with a mobile phone, and that I should buy some serious equipment like Canon EOS 350D. Here's his flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dino70/

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Posted: 2008-10-28 18:41:33
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No, I really don't, please explain to me.

@SaLiH,
That's cool, dude, but if you're really interested in photography, you should take the next step to at least compact cameras You can also get dSLR cameras that are pretty simple, i.e. the EOS 350D, as you mentioned. It'll get interesting if you choose to do that, because your gallery is actually cool, but the phones mess up the pics with their limitations.
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Posted: 2008-10-28 18:57:23
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@Mizzle - I know that phones mess up the pics with their limitations, that's why I wrote: ''Waiting for SE to release any CCD phone'' in my signature. I'm a big fan of all in one concept (mobile phone+digital camera+mp3 player+internet device). I was amazed by the i-mobile 902 because it featured a real SONY CCD sensor which provided incredible quality shots. I sold it because it was horrible as a phone.

I mainly used phones as a replacement for digital camera since K750i, before that I had a Canon PowerShot A40 2 MP P&S Digital Camera which broke after 5 years. I still have SONY DSC-P41 4 MP P&S Digital Camera which I use occasionally. I might go down that road and buy a DSLR, if I don't find a phone that will be able to replace a dedicated digital camera.

About T650i, I think that SE sometimes puts different quality camera modules in the same line of phones. One of my friends has a mobile phone shop, and I've tested 6 K770i, only two had normal camera, other 4 were horrible, and they all had the same firmware. Myabe that's the case with my T650i

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My phone history: Nokia 3310->Nokia 2100->Nokia 3100->Sony Ericsson K700i->Sony Ericsson K750i->i-mobile 902->Sony Ericsson K800i->Sony Ericsson T650i - Waiting for SE to release A N Y CCD camera phone!
www.flickr.com/photos/taken-by-salihb/sets/

[ This Message was edited by: SaLiH on 2008-10-28 18:23 ]
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Posted: 2008-10-28 19:19:47
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I think the camera lens may not be that clean... If it has fingerprints, etc. try to check if that isn't the case... The other reason can be that these images are shot in shade/indoors which resulted in not so good contrast and white balance... Try taking such pics with white balance set to daylight... The colors will be much better...



[ This Message was edited by: hgautam on 2008-10-28 19:57 ]
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Posted: 2008-10-28 20:53:31
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The camera's on both our 08W24 T650's (one black and one pink/gold) are both fine although at one point i thought the pink ones camera was playing up as the pictures seemed a little cloudy and out of focus. Checked the lens and found it had a greasy film on it. Used some alcohol wipes on it and everything was fine again.

This message was posted from a T650i
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Posted: 2008-10-28 20:58:08
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Its color temperature, measured in Kelvins. I dont know if you're being sarcastic or not but since you questioned my photography skills i think i must do the same since you dont know what color temperature is.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature
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Posted: 2008-10-28 22:02:11
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Posted: 2008-10-28 23:32:03
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