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@l+3r 3g0 Posts: 36

@wei8in

the last pic is nice, great colour.

@ H_rY

if i'm not mistaken, slow sync means high exposure time or also called slow shutter speed. correct me if i'm wrong.
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Posted: 2008-12-18 03:33:47
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Rezk Posts: 18

thanks Vudu for replaying
but i noticed that the possibility of catching a blurry picture is very high i have to take the same pic several times to insure there's no blur
with the original driver catching a blur pic with is rare unless you r really shacking

is that has any thing to do with permanent EM thing which i dont fully understand?
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Posted: 2008-12-18 08:21:57
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@l+3r 3g0 Posts: 36

On 2008-12-18 08:21:57, Rezk wrote:
thanks Vudu for replaying
but i noticed that the possibility of catching a blurry picture is very high i have to take the same pic several times to insure there's no blur
with the original driver catching a blur pic with is rare unless you r really shacking

is that has any thing to do with permanent EM thing which i dont fully understand?

EM and SEM actually have slower shutter speed (longer exposure time), which increases its' possibility for pics to get blurred. but at the same time, you will be able to capture brighter and more detailed (less noise) pics in low light. if you don't want the pics to get blurred, use auto or faster shutter speed.
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Posted: 2008-12-18 14:54:20
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Cayman Posts: 73

Mixed settings.

Auto, fix focus:

Cloudy WB:

Incandescent WB, EM @ 0.6 sec:

Auto WB, EM @ 1/2 sec:

Macro with manual focus, flash fired:

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Posted: 2008-12-18 20:24:59
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@l+3r 3g0 Posts: 36

@ raiderski
your drivers were great, i really love the customizations you've done. picture quality is also great. just one thing i noticed lately, when taking pics in low light using slow shutter (EM or SEM), the pics produced sometimes have somewhat vertical lines which is visible when viewing close up. even your photos in your flickr have that if you look real close. could it be that it is caused by your driver? this lines didn't show up in the original cam driver. hope you would kindly look forward to this problem, because if it didn't have this problem, your drivers are perfect. the best cam driver i've used.
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Posted: 2008-12-19 05:06:28
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tphg Posts: 126

I also found same problem as yours. Formerly, i took photos in convention with original camdriver and most of them has good sharpness. Recently, i went to convention again and used Supermode camdriver, and half of them are blurred. And same as u, i always take a few photos with one scene and then choose the best one with acceptable sharpness.
Besides that, Supermode camdriver is really a great one which we can customise many parameters as we like.
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Posted: 2008-12-19 13:42:00
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Residentevil Posts: > 500

After photo fix.