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mrjulius Posts: > 500

i dont use document

i use infinite in auto mode

and lower the ev
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Posted: 2010-02-11 09:25:05
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plankgatan Posts: > 500

i know you using auto mode

(its not oversharp, quite easy to see)........( i also don't use Document much with C902...there is no need for it).

.................i just give this C901 owner a good tip how to get his night pics better.
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Posted: 2010-02-11 10:38:51
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Raiderski Posts: > 500

are you saying that this night shoots have good blackness & sharpness ???? just crazy to just say something else when you clearly see the opposite

isn't this strange that only you see something wrong in these pics? ok nevermind, first picture is good, second pic is worse but I know exactly why and you know this too - just look at the street lamps. try to find a camera which is in 100% resistant to light scattering on the glass surface, I wish you luck

once again......try Document mode next time at night.........you will get sharper & better contrast, (just a friendly tip).

i just give this C901 owner a good tip how to get his night pics better

mrjulius used lower EV, document mode is lower EV (-0.7EV) as default in C902, I don't remember EV in C901

just compare Mr.julius night shot..................its miiiiiiiles different in blackness & sharpness

1. mrjulius shot is not devastated by the street lamps
2. light conditions are different. late sunset on mrjulius shot, night on code28h4p shot
3. code28h4p used twilight mode. this is mode with longer exposure where contrast is never good

they are not comparable

[ This Message was edited by: Raiderski on 2010-02-11 10:00 ]

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Posted: 2010-02-11 11:00:08
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mrjulius Posts: > 500

okey okey so the document mode gives more sharpness in low light

i have 3 pic here
the 1st one
auto mode

2nd document mode

3rd twilight landscape

youre right plank

document gives nice sharpness

youre right to raiderski
the twilight landscape gives mini blur in the pic

heres moon saga

[ This Message was edited by: mrjulius on 2010-02-11 10:10 ]

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Posted: 2010-02-11 11:01:30
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Raiderski Posts: > 500

document gives max sharpness and +1 to "contrast" (not really contrast) in C902 and +2 in C901. too much sharpness in low-light is not a good choice, details are sharper but noise too