Recent content by Graesen Arnoff

I'll have to find something to put in. See a lot of good shots, but some look over processed too.

I'd like a 6P so I can play with the new camera and enter more Android Central photo contests (thanks for the LG bluetooth headphones, btw)

Would you mind sharing some panorama tips? Every time I take one, I get the curved horizon. You don't have that. I've had this problem with all of my phones in the past (currently also a N6).

Just a guess, but could it be a file size restriction? You might need to resize/compress your image maybe?

Shot with my Nexus 6 while vacationing in Door County in Wisconsing (photo was from the bay in Ephraim, Wi to be exact). I used the Camera FV-5 app, shot in RAW, edited in Capture One Pro 8 on the PC, then added the kayak in Photoshop for that last touch.

Very interesting shot. Was the tilt intentional or accidental? If it was intentional, what inspired you to try it like that and was there any challenge to keeping the pan straight moving at an angle?

Thanks. I prefer more contrast in my photos, but I understand what you mean. Not that I think the lily needs more contrast because there's a lot of detail there already. Not a pro, just a hobbyist, but got more work at graesen.com if you're curious. Most with my DSLR, but mobile shots here and...

Shot on my Nexus 6 in RAW using Camera FV-5. Curious how the RAW files are captured, I edited it on my PC using Capture One Pro 8. This is a photo of a lily after a light rain. Lighting could have looked better, but it was still overcast. Lots of detail captured though!

Shot with Nexus 6 using FV-5 Camera in RAW, edited in Photo Mate R2, then in Snapseed for the effects. This is a headlight of an early Ford car, similar to a Model T, but I'm not sure of the model.

I took this with my HTC One M7. I processed this through Photoshop to highlight the sunset through the clouds and give it the silhouette look. I snapped this just before a severe storm approached.

I love exploring new technology and everything Android. It's part of my job to be on top of new technology as I work for a university. Hopefully Android Central gifts me this toy and we can ignore the fact a handheld gaming system is an unlikely tool in higher ed :)

Re: Fives days, five free phones: Win with Android Central, Poweramp and Negri Electronics! I hope I win!