Recent content by Wynder

Dolphin FTW. :)

Thanks, guys... I'm honestly just looking for blazingly fast response. Not a fan of qwerty keyboards, so outside of that, I just need the essentials: wifi, bluetooth, tethering and hotspot capabilities.

Just to clarify, I didn't ask if it was the "best", rather the "top performing." That is, are there any other dual-core phones in Sprint's arsenal, memory and storage-wise, are there any comparable phones? I'm honestly afraid to start researching this -- the last time I did, I spent three...

So, I currently have service for me and my wife through Sprint... I have an EVO and she has a Hero and I know she's a bit frustrated with the sluggish performance of the device. I get my $150 bonus on November 1st -- I obviously want to still stick with an Android phone, so I was thinking...

Dibs.

Anyone able to see this on the touch.facebook.com website? Using Dolphin or even the default browser, I can't see any Places options at all.

I live in Bear -- Route 40 around Salem Church Road... haven't see a 4G signal there, yet. I work in Wilmington and get awesome 4G reception -- I'm wondering if it's from the Philly 4G that's bleeding down into our area.

Correct!

Sure thing, and it most definitely is. :)

We attempt to get our composition right in camera. We adjust camera settings and lighting (when available) to get a tack sharp image. Regardless, unless it's being shot for a news agency, every image goes into Lightroom (or aperture) where exposure, contrast and saturation are often adjusted...

Professional photographers who do post on their own photos will always run some type of sharpen filter on the photographs they've made; however, this is done to add a *very* subtle level of sharpness to the image. The idea is to keep the photograph looking as natural as possible, ideally, as if...

Hahahahahahaha!!!

The thing is, the same combination of settings isn't always going to be optimal for every single photograph. If you hard set the ISO at a low number, your photos will wind up being blurry more often than not... If you leave it at Auto and take a low light photograph while you have sharpness...

In photography, exposure is controlled by three things: ISO: How sensitive the sensor is to light falling upon it. Aperture: How wide of an opening is selected to allow light in -- this is fixed on the EVO. Shutter Speed: How long the shutter stays open to allow light in -- this is determined...

8GB.