Photos of Action/Movement....Blurry?

[PowrDroid]

Great. A few shots of a blurry basketball and one with a not as blurry basketball. Still see nothing remarkable or post worthy different from the last time you needed to prove how great this camera is.

You're the one constantly complaining, "It's impossible to get good action shots", "anything with movement is blurry", so I take a stop action picture of a basketball swishing through a basket at full zoom and your response is "nothing to see here."

I think it's a rather amazing shot for a phone camera.

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[PowrDroid]

As for PowrDroid, honestly, there is already a sticky thread for posting examples of photos in this forum. Why not use that from now on?

Because by starting a new thread with keywords like "action" and "blurry" I make it easy for someone to search for this subject matter. Because my other thread using keyword "blurry" was closed by the mods.





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[I800C0LLECT]

That is completely expected. Hdr photos are supposed to be three photos taken rapidly, one underexposed, one normal, one overexposed, with the results being a blend of the best elements of three.You're better off turning hdr off for all but landscape style pictures, or maybe portraits where people are very still.

Thanks fur clearing that up. I wonder why other phones are blurring so bad? I'm going to download the Google camera app to see how that turns out. Sorry if I'm just regurgitating others trials

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[jamielov]

You're the one constantly complaining, "It's impossible to get good action shots", "anything with movement is blurry", so I take a stop action picture of a basketball swishing through a basket at full zoom and your response is "nothing to see here."

I think it's a rather amazing shot for a phone camera.

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Didn't say nothing to see here. Photo was fine. Not sure it was worthy of starting yet another snark filled photo thread when we already have other ones.