Let's see your pictures taken by your Dinc 2

[mclarryjr]

Let's see them

 

[blz2]

Pics of my R1 with "High Contrast"

 

[NickAVV]

Here's my cat, haha

http://i.imgur.com/D6D1d.jpg

 

[joshua.worth]

Clouds in the eastern sky at dusk Naples, FL 7/15/2011

 

[joshua.worth]

Turned around facing west

 

[joshua.worth]

North Collier Regional Park

 

[joshua.worth]

Wal-Mart Supercenter

 

[TimG#AC]

Pics of my R1 with "High Contrast"

Wow, nice shots. You say with "High Contrast"...is that done on the phone or in PS? Using stock camera app?

 

[Giant Bubble Guy]

Montana and Vegas.

 

[blz2]

Wow, nice shots. You say with "High Contrast"...is that done on the phone or in PS? Using stock camera app?

Yep, stock camera app. Then I used the stock edit effect High Contrast.

 

[Blauman]

Here are a few images, the Santa Ana one was actually taken through a window on the train.

 

[RTNDO128]

Here's a couple that I took from a concert the other weekend. Mine look like they came out horrible compared to everyone else on here. At first I thought it was because it was dark, but Giant Bubble Guy has a dark shot from Vegas that looks really clean. What could the issue be? I have the resolution set to 8mp.

 

[joshua.worth]

Hold still when your taking pics? Maybe just an idea..

 

[RTNDO128]

I was perfectly still. The pictures don't look blurry, they look more grainy than anything.

 

[Blauman]

Low light level is still a very weak point on phones

 

[Giant Bubble Guy]

Here's a couple that I took from a concert the other weekend. Mine look like they came out horrible compared to everyone else on here. At first I thought it was because it was dark, but Giant Bubble Guy has a dark shot from Vegas that looks really clean. What could the issue be? I have the resolution set to 8mp.

I took a couple of shots of the Eiffel tower. The first was underexposed. I used the touch to focus (which seems to also set the exposure point) to get a shot I liked. I think your concert photos are so noisy simply because of the low available light levels.

 

[jrcoffey]

A few images from a day trip to the Natural Bridge in Virginia.

 

[RTNDO128]

I took a couple of shots of the Eiffel tower. The first was underexposed. I used the touch to focus (which seems to also set the exposure point) to get a shot I liked. I think your concert photos are so noisy simply because of the low available light levels.

Thanks for the info.

 

[98koukile]

When I was in Vegas I played with touch to focus a lot because I had just gotten my phone and it really makes a difference

 

[fillossofer]

Here's a few from around Pensacola (and one from downtown Richmond, VA)