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michka Posts: > 500

@abu: not potatoes, but beet.

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Posted: 2007-11-16 00:49:22
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joemax Posts: 130

The JPEG noise on the roof edges is horrible - even though you reduced the image.
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Posted: 2007-11-16 01:20:59
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borg_ Posts: > 500

Casio

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Posted: 2007-11-16 01:57:59
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plankgatan Posts: > 500

@joemax...i dont realy care if "the roof" have some noice...i like the picture. think it looks realy good....(why are you complaing about this ????? maybe i could use photo shop to shrink with, (like abu said, and get less noice), but you know what, i dont care if some edges have little noice, its a cell phone for the love of god.

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Posted: 2007-11-16 02:27:05
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*Jojo* Posts: > 500

H m m m m m . . . I've seen this thread MOVE very swiftly since DAY 1 and I haven't SEEN a SINGLE image that has a date-stamp-option in ON mode . . .

Does this camfone STILL has this feature

Answer, planks

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Posted: 2007-11-16 03:17:19
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kjao Posts: 200

time stamp has been removed since the k810 upgrade.

on a different note...i thought we were not supposed to submit shots that have been tweaked in photoshop/paint/gimp on this thread?
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Posted: 2007-11-16 04:26:08
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AbuBasim Posts: > 500

On 2007-11-16 01:20:59, joemax wrote:

The JPEG noise on the roof edges is horrible - even though you reduced the image.

Actually because of having reduced the image using MS Paint. When you save JPEG files in Paint it applies a very strong compression. Most other photo editing software would allow controlling the amount of compression. I use mainly Paint Shop Pro for shrinking photos and it has a built-in optimizer where you can see how the photo would look with any chosen compression, and the range being 1-100. I usually don't pick higher than 15.

On 2007-11-16 04:26:08, kjao wrote:
on a different note...i thought we were not supposed to submit shots that have been tweaked in photoshop/paint/gimp on this thread?

It depends on what tweaking you're talking about. Sharpening is needed when shrinking photos, otherwise the photo turn out too soft with very little detail remaining. MS Paint applies sharpening automatically, but then applies too much compression when saving as JPEG so the end result look very noisy.

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[ This Message was edited by: AbuBasim on 2007-11-16 06:54 ]
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Posted: 2007-11-16 07:47:00
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plankgatan Posts: > 500

i tried to shrink with photo shop today...abu, you was right..Paint did a quite bad job, you get sharper edges with photo shop...thanks for the tip