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jake20 Posts: > 500

DM 3.8 does seem to take darker shots.. just look at my comparison pictures
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Posted: 2009-11-13 18:07:46
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riksilvers Posts: 139

I've seen nothing yet in DM38 that has really impressed me yet. Even with all the added functions the picture quality is no better than DM35 and in some cases looks worse. For ease of use and picture quality it looks like i'll be sticking with DM35 for the time being.....well...until DM38 final is released.
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Posted: 2009-11-13 18:23:12
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jake20 Posts: > 500


On 2009-11-13 18:23:12, riksilvers wrote:
I've seen nothing yet in DM38 that has really impressed me yet. Even with all the added functions the picture quality is no better than DM35 and in some cases looks worse. For ease of use and picture quality it looks like i'll be sticking with DM35 for the time being.....well...until DM38 final is released.


I was thinking the same exact thing the other day, but I have now taken some great shots with DM 3.8 that DM3.5 does not have the ability to take.
This picture here for example could not be taken with DM3.5 because there is no shutter speed control, and the picture would never come out so bright without tons of noise.


When you load both drivers on your phone, and photograph the same exact scene and compare, then you will see that DM 3.8 is better for certain situations, due to the manual shutter speed/focus controls.

But for just point and shoot on all auto settings, DM3.5 may be a little better, but its VERY close.



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Posted: 2009-11-13 18:40:46
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jake20 Posts: > 500

DM3.5 VS DM3.8
ALL AUTO - ISO64 - COLOR CORRECTION
WINNER = DM3.8 IMO

DM3.8 is a very tricky driver, i guess only DM can say why some shots appear to come out darker in DM3.8, but shots like this comparison, DM3.8 handles the lighting better i think, and is brighter in areas it needs to be.

DM3.5

DM3.8

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Posted: 2009-11-13 18:47:37
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jake20 Posts: > 500

another comparison DM3.5 vs DM3.8
WINNER = This one is just too close to call, almost identical, but DM3.8 handles light better ti think.
ALL AUTO settings

DM3.5

DM3.8

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Posted: 2009-11-13 19:03:07
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WindowsSeven Posts: 19

dm 3.5

http://www.picbg.net/u/13882/32262/369110.jpg

http://www.picbg.net/u/13882/32262/369111.jpg

http://www.picbg.net/u/13882/32262/369112.jpg

http://www.picbg.net/u/13882/32262/369347.jpg

http://www.picbg.net/u/13882/32262/369348.jpg
[ This Message was edited by: WindowsSeven on 2009-11-13 18:38 ]

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Posted: 2009-11-13 19:35:01
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jake20 Posts: > 500

more DM 3.8
the manual shutter speed option works magic

This shot was taken at ISO 100 with Shutter speed EV+2.0 . The quality of this particular shot is just not possible with DM3.5


This shot taken with DM3.8 Fluorescent effect


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Posted: 2009-11-13 20:12:19
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rajac Posts: 76

DM3.8



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Posted: 2009-11-13 20:39:26
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jake20 Posts: > 500

man, i cannot stop snapping pictures.. i am going to wear out my c905

more DM3.8

Full Size (3MP)
http://i33.tinypic.com/15qx7up.jpg
[ This Message was edited by: jake20 on 2009-11-13 19:54 ]

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Posted: 2009-11-13 20:53:24
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edwardob Posts: 127

i think it'll come own to personal preferences...i thought the dog on 3.8dm looked a little pale whereas the dog on 3.5 dm looked better....but still allexcellent shots

the red bull is excellent..


does the shutter speed work in all scene modes or just some..?
still not quite getting the hang of it....maybe it's the bugs or maybe it's me thats buggy
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Posted: 2009-11-13 21:20:54
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