Not too bad of picture quality. My Incredible and Droid Charge had much better picture quality. Still really like the phone regardless.
Not too bad of picture quality. My Incredible and Droid Charge had much better picture quality. Still really like the phone regardless.
so this 6mp and 8mp option, when you select it and the box is checked it changes to 6mp to match screen. do i want the box checked ??
This photo was taken this evening on my Bionic using "HDR Camera+" from the app store, which is a fabulous app!
Very nice shot!This photo was taken this evening on my Bionic using "HDR Camera+" from the app store, which is a fabulous app!
Ar the golf course today with HDR Camera+
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Took both my Bionic and my Canon Rebel out today and I thought people might like to see some more images. These are the sorts of things I might take out and about and I think the Bionic's camera really held its own. These are unretouched and taken either with the landscape or scene settings or macro settings.
Here is a Bionic macro shot of a hibiscus:
Bionic Macro | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
and the Canon rendering of the same flower using the standard lens with the macro setting.
Hibiscus-macro canon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
If you click through to the pics and look at the full size image- the Bionic really does rival the canon in terms of detail, though the Bionic coloring is cooler in color; the Canon is more accurate here.
Here is a set of concrete stairs at the Park I was at. First the Bionic:
Red rails | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
and the Canon:
Red lined stairs-canon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The Canon's colors are more accurate but I actually prefer the Bionic Image which was taken on auto.
By the way I have complained myself about the auto focus and wondered how well it would handle moving subjects like Kids. This is my son who was competing in a foot race. He was not going to hold still for a slow autofocus!
He's off! Bionic | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Finally, my last shots. A couple of low hanging Osage oranges:
First the Bionic:
Osage Orange-Bionic | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
And then the Canon-standard lens on macro setting:
Osage -Canon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
If you click through to the full sized versions of these in my Flickr stream you'll see that the Bionic in good light can rival my DSLR in capturing detail. I don't know that this is the best phone camera out there in terms of image quality, and it really can't replace a good modern point and shoot, but I am more than pleased with the camera's performance outdoors.
Oh I did play with the Panorama feature-the result is interesting but the images are not full sized. So not a feature that is quite ready for prime time- but it is slick the way it works.
Took both my Bionic and my Canon Rebel out today and I thought people might like to see some more images. These are the sorts of things I might take out and about and I think the Bionic's camera really held its own. These are unretouched and taken either with the landscape or scene settings or macro settings.
Here is a Bionic macro shot of a hibiscus:
Bionic Macro | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
and the Canon rendering of the same flower using the standard lens with the macro setting.
Hibiscus-macro canon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
If you click through to the pics and look at the full size image- the Bionic really does rival the canon in terms of detail, though the Bionic coloring is cooler in color; the Canon is more accurate here.
Here is a set of concrete stairs at the Park I was at. First the Bionic:
Red rails | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
and the Canon:
Red lined stairs-canon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The Canon's colors are more accurate but I actually prefer the Bionic Image which was taken on auto.
By the way I have complained myself about the auto focus and wondered how well it would handle moving subjects like Kids. This is my son who was competing in a foot race. He was not going to hold still for a slow autofocus!
He's off! Bionic | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Finally, my last shots. A couple of low hanging Osage oranges:
First the Bionic:
Osage Orange-Bionic | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
And then the Canon-standard lens on macro setting:
Osage -Canon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
If you click through to the full sized versions of these in my Flickr stream you'll see that the Bionic in good light can rival my DSLR in capturing detail. I don't know that this is the best phone camera out there in terms of image quality, and it really can't replace a good modern point and shoot, but I am more than pleased with the camera's performance outdoors.
Oh I did play with the Panorama feature-the result is interesting but the images are not full sized. So not a feature that is quite ready for prime time- but it is slick the way it works.