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@vanquish? how old are you?? sry i just dont remember
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Posted: 2005-07-15 00:18:12
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One more...... S710 can holds it's own.





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Posted: 2005-07-15 03:13:20
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@REO
great s710 pics mate!
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Posted: 2005-07-15 03:22:47
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Thanks @Steele

One more for now.... I'll wait for the next set of comparisons as this is an interesting thread.






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Posted: 2005-07-15 03:40:15
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but what about the k750's zoom?
is it like the k700?....and not like the s7 where you can zoom it to 8x and still its pic size is 1.3?
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Posted: 2005-07-15 04:35:56
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#REO

Im sorry, the S700 cam may be an ok mobile cam, but from a photographic point of view your second picture (The Corn Dogs) is actually not very good, and is a pretty good example of why the K750 is better.

It may be sharp, and seem to have lively colors, but in fact the colors are very wrong. Theres a hughe amount of blue tint in that picture, causing all white areas to be blue and other colors to be wrong. Something that would make any photographer call this a poor shot.

This blue tint is a very common problem with the S700. So is overexposure causing white burnout. You often find burned out white areas in S700 pictures. More often than in K750 pictures.
K750 handles colors alot better than S700, and from a photographic point of view, correct colors is more important in a picture than just sharpness.



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Posted: 2005-07-15 07:26:59
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@numb or Reo - is there anything that can be done about this overexposure? can the brightness be adjusted on the S700 (I should be recieving one today! ) to compensate at all?
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Posted: 2005-07-15 10:01:11
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out of curiosity, when u guys use the k750i to take snapshots, do u use the best quality? or the mid range quality?

cos when i tend to use the best quality size, my picture allows look a little blur..must i play around witht the settings like "fine and standard"?

please forgive me for asking such lame questions.. im a total idiot when it comes to photography....
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Posted: 2005-07-15 10:29:11
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On 2005-07-15 10:29:11, xxxvijeshxxx wrote:
cos when i tend to use the best quality size, my picture allows look a little blur..must i play around witht the settings like "fine and standard"?


It is best that you use the highest quality available... if you have the ample storage space for your pics.
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Posted: 2005-07-15 12:10:30
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On 2005-07-15 10:01:11, Sammy_boy wrote:
@numb or Reo - is there anything that can be done about this overexposure? can the brightness be adjusted on the S700 (I should be recieving one today! ) to compensate at all?



yes, the S700 has plenty of manual settings that can be used to optimize/compensate for different conditions. One just have to get familiare with them and learn how to use them, instead of just using autosettings.




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Posted: 2005-07-15 12:19:06
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