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Well, here's my one taken with C902 at Auto (nothing edited, etc, etc)
Lucky me, the frog modelled for me, and it was a GREAT way to test out my new C902 (it was my second day using it)
Wembley Stadium here (colours are a little bit dull, but the weather wasnt nice and it was 7:30PM
Overall, the C902 takes V. Nice pictures
[ This Message was edited by: Suspect on 2008-08-18 10:53 ]
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Posted: 2008-08-18 03:46:09
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Hi all..
Just got myself registered moments ago ;p
Well i've been searching for quite some time now for a good cam phone (1 tat can replace my long gone SE K810i *sniff*) till i came across SE C902..
To be honest.. it capture my attention when i 1st saw it.. went to the shop to check it out n it sure looks nice..
But as i've mentioned.. i'm looking for a good cam phone.. so does SE C902 got what it takes? or should i just wait till SE C905 is out?
I've been hearing lotza good as well as bad comments bout this phone.. mainly on the pic quality.. n bout the firmware? i really got no idea T.T
PLZ HELP!!
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Posted: 2008-08-18 12:10:03
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best thing is to try your friends c902 before you buy it. (or just try inside a store, etc)
think you will get happy with c902. its really nice.
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Posted: 2008-08-18 12:15:31
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On 2008-08-16 23:46:39, plankgatan wrote:
i-mobile902 is no cell phone, its a camera with a keypad you can dial with....he he
(Actually not far from the truth. I would may said "
digicam with a keypad" to make it more accurate.)
So I take it that you actually used one? I remember you PM'd me some time ago asking where you could buy the i-mobile 902. Was it really for "a friend"?
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Posted: 2008-08-18 12:29:25
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On 2008-08-16 23:46:39, plankgatan wrote:
i-mobile902 is no cell phone, its a camera with a keypad you can dial with....he he
Yeah it's true lol
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Posted: 2008-08-18 13:06:13
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Here are some more photos from c902 ...
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Posted: 2008-08-18 13:15:51
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some off topic:
i would not say i-mobile is that good. (not digi cam good). i-mobile take excellent night pictures. even good ordinary pictures as well. but is not digi cam quality. (so for me its just a good cell phone camera)
(you find many daylight i-mobile 902 pictures on Flickr.com with weird contrast and brightness issues...so its not some super duper allround camera)
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/21179102@N07/
(t610, t630, k700, k750, k800, k810, k850)
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Posted: 2008-08-18 13:38:27
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On 2008-08-18 12:15:31, plankgatan wrote:
best thing is to try your friends c902 before you buy it. (or just try inside a store, etc)
think you will get happy with c902. its really nice.
none of my friends got C902 T.T
i saw lotza great pics being posted here.. if i were to get 1, izzit gonna be the same sharp pic quality or it depends on the firmware like all of you have mentioned? n if i got a faulty 1.. can i download it from the net n install the fimware into the phone?
P/S - sorry for the many questions that i asked
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Posted: 2008-08-18 13:51:32
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You can see the c902 as a good phonecam in bright conditions. When it gets darker indoors it would get alot worse. It lacks a good flash also so i see it as a daytime point and shooter mainly..
Indoors in dull light i have a hard time to get really sharp and nice pictures.
The firmware are easy to upgrade through your own computer.
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Posted: 2008-08-18 13:58:52
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On 2008-08-18 13:38:27, plankgatan wrote:
(you find many daylight i-mobile 902 pictures on Flickr.com with weird contrast and brightness issues...
Care to link some examples?
so its not some super duper allround camera)
No, of course not. It's quite difficult to operate if the light is not too strong as it uses low ISO and slow shutter. But when you learn to handle it, it really beats the cr*p of all CMOS camphones...
And BTW, your comments about noise, the i902 doesn't apply ANY noise reduction. If you want to clean up your photos you can easily do this on your PC. CMOS camphones on the other hand have already done damage to the photos that is very difficult to repair afterwards.
Case in point: full size 800x600 crops:
Sony Ericsson C902: (one of your shots, plankis)
i-mobile 902:
Apologies to all of you for soiling this thread with off-topic material...
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Posted: 2008-08-18 14:08:29
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