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The device is equipped with a 2 MP camera with a CMOS matrix. This phone is the first widely spread one to have a 2MP camera if not considering Sharp 902. Another peculiarity of the model is the presence of an autofocus. It works for any distance including the Macromode
The camera settings look the following way:
Automatic camera off. When not used the camera turns off automatically in 30 seconds, 1, 2 or 3 minutes.
Shutter sound. You can choose on of the three shutter sounds but not turn the sound off.
Spot photometry. The function is unusual for a mobile phone.
White balance. A possibility to choose between an automatic mode or Incandescent, Fluorescent, Daylight, Cloudy.
Light. Backlighting activation, also may be turned on by shifting a left-side cover.
Effects. Several effects may be applied to the photos, they are Negative, Solarize, Sepia, Black & White.
Timer is activated for a certain time period for self shooting.
Night mode is for shooting in the dark. Noises raise on a photo, exposition is increased (you shouldn't move the device in order not to get a blurry photo).
Shooting mode. Normal mode, that is taking usual photos. A multiple mode (Burst 4) allows taking four photos for a series. Landscape is a very interesting mode that allows taking rather unordinary photos, has no rivals for the moment. The last mode is taking photos with frames, photo resolution decreases automatically.
Macromode allows turning the mode automatically.
The screen may serve as a viewfinder when in the shooting mode. The picture moves very smoothly and everything is clearly seen. Number keys help in switching between various functions and shooting parameters quickly that fastens work greatly.
Autofocus works well in the majority of cases and yields only to fast moving objects, for instance, cars. The picture often comes merged then. At the same time, a running man is always well seen, the picture is clear.
Processing a photo after shooting is a peculiarity of the phone. Before shooting you see a very sharp picture on the screen and half-pressed shutter button calls focusing like in usual cameras. When pressing it you take a photo and that is when the picture looses its sharpness. The explanation is the phone's processing algorithm; it spends no time to draw a picture on the screen and makes a rough sketch that takes less time. If entering a folder with photos and show a single photo on the screen you'll see it is sharp and the picture is quite saturated.
Let's acquaint with the photos taken in various conditions. We have chosen Samsung P750 equipped with a 2MP camera with a CCD matrix (all the pictures taken with the device are of the maximum resolution and quality). I'd like to say in advance, the Sony Ericsson product proved better though having a CMOS matrix. Let's start with the photos taken in the street.
Sample photo outdoors, tube poster, 1632õ1224, Normal, 258 KB, JPEG
Picture was too wide. Reduced to 530 x 1224 pixels
Sample photo at night, payment acceptance, 1632õ1224, Normal, 394 KB, JPEG
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Posted: 2005-04-23 13:19:38
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BATTERY
There is a 900 mAh Li-Pon battery. According to the manufacturer, it is capable of working for up to 400 hours in the standby mode and up to 9 hours of talks
The device averagely worked for about 3 days in case of one hour of talks, up to 45 minutes of using other functions and two hours' listening to the radio a day. If working less with the phone, it will work about 4 days. Full recharging takes about 2 hours. Using the device as an mp3 player brings no serious battery life shortage, the model works for about the same time period (energy consumption is comparable to the radio mode).
ufff....very important!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: 2005-04-23 13:35:32
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any idea of when can I buy it in Portugal/Spain SIM free?
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Posted: 2005-04-23 14:31:59
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forgive me if this was already mentioned but i've read somewhere that the k750i will support a default builtin webbrowser? is this true?
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Posted: 2005-04-23 15:28:51
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On 2005-04-23 02:34:38, $hé®îNghÀm3:16 wrote:
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On 2005-04-23 02:24:50, kidscruff wrote:
Does anyone know if the K750 camera pictures actually fill the 'desktop' when set as wallpaper?
Always annoyed me on the T610/K700, etc, that the camera pictures always left a borderline top and bottom.
Yes it will... depending on the screen resolution you use.
k750's pictures are very big and you'll be able to edit to any size you wish... or not.
k700's were 640 x 480 so i think if your screen res is that then it would fit perfectly in it.
Umm, no it wont.
Pictures when set as wallpaper do not fill the whole screen because they only show in the wallpaper section of the theme you're using. The top and bottom stay as the theme because they arent the same picture, but seperate files.
If you want to have a picture fill the whole screen of the phone, you need to make a new theme, then from a picture cut it into the seperate component parts.
It has nothing to do with the camera resolution, or screen resolution why pictures do not appear in full screen when set as wallpaper.
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Posted: 2005-04-23 17:17:10
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I think sheringham was talking about the pc screen
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Posted: 2005-04-23 17:41:46
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Well, kidscruff was originally talking about his phones screen, so if $hé®îNghÀm3:16 was talking about his pc screen, hes got his wires crossed.
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Posted: 2005-04-23 17:43:57
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On 2005-04-23 17:43:57, etaab wrote:
Well, kidscruff was originally talking about his phones screen, so if $hé®îNghÀm3:16 was talking about his pc screen, hes got his wires crossed.
lol yeah i was thinking pc wallpapers as the pictures are big enough for average users to use as wallpapers.
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Posted: 2005-04-23 20:27:52
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In fact, the K750i's 2mp camera is great for creating wallpapers for your pc !
You could never do that with a K700i, the pictures were always too poor.
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Posted: 2005-04-23 21:47:50
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the K750 themes can use one image for the whole standby background! i don't know if the photos from the camera are the correct dimensions, but you don't have to use the "soft key" and "status bar" images at the top and bottom.
see for yourself:
Themes Creator 1.7.
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Posted: 2005-04-23 22:29:04
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