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OK, let's get back on track here guys
In connection to a previous question on the camera, wich has allready been answered; a nice feature on the camera is the "four in a row"-pictures. Four pics are taken with in a second so you can pick out the one you loke the best. Exellent for shots of moving objects.
Oh, yes... One more thing: I just came back from Laffens'. He took a pile of pics of the phone so they will be avalable in not too long.
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Posted: 2004-10-13 13:59:11
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Yep. It's the "burst mode".
Another very nice feature is the "spot photometry".
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Posted: 2004-10-13 14:02:11
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On 2004-10-13 14:02:11, Krubach wrote:
Yep. It's the "burst mode".
Another very nice feature is the "spot photometry".
could someone explain spot photometry in more detail?
no one has given any reccomendations for taking perfect pictures with the S700, so Id like to gain some understanding of the features (my s700 is on its from x1387 on ebay
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Posted: 2004-10-13 16:43:08
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Spot photometry enables a little cross on the center of the screen and adapts the picture white balance according to that spot's lighting as opposed to adapt the picture white balance according to the whole area.
@tranquil
Nice avatar!
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Posted: 2004-10-13 16:57:26
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On 2004-10-13 16:57:26, Krubach wrote:
Spot photometry enables a little cross on the center of the screen and adapts the picture white balance according to that spot's lighting as opposed to adapt the picture white balance according to the whole area.
@tranquil
Nice avatar!
so is it wiser to use spot photometry when shooting an object up close, rather than like say an outdoors landscape shot?
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Posted: 2004-10-13 17:05:44
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I have added a couple of pictures of the S700
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Thanks tanquil
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Posted: 2004-10-13 17:56:00
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spot photometry should/can be used in high contrast situations, like in the snow, in the beach (lotīs of light), sunsets/sunrises, etc
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Posted: 2004-10-13 18:10:35
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hey guys is the S700 really thick.. because the size isnt big wen closed.. i dont know i ve seen ppl saying on reviews its a BIG fone, but the pictures ive seen it doesnt seem to be that big, i mean reasonably sized, well enuff to carry in ur pockets.. im just curious abt thickness wen the fone is closed..can some body show me a pic plz... im gonna get mine then !!!
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Posted: 2004-10-13 19:10:04
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@cellmani@c
Have a look at Laffen's link two post up
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Posted: 2004-10-13 19:27:48
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guys i got a P910 it is a good, phone but the s700i is really interesting me..im thinking of changing the P910 for s700i i do use most of the P910 features but as i've had all the p series im getting kind of bored of the same style phone feels like i,ve had the same phone for 3 years
is it a wise move to get the s700i and take back P910? has anyone already made this move and what was the results any regrets?.
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Posted: 2004-10-15 13:39:46
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