Photos taken with the S10 or S10+ thread.

[Fred98TJ]

Gracie!View attachment 315819

Wow, what a sweet cutie.

 

[Morty2264]

Wow, what a sweet cutie.

Thank you so much!

 

[AU1234]

 

[alexeysalo]

My few samples from Galaxy S10+ (originally posted here)

 

[Morty2264]

My few samples from Galaxy S10+ (originally posted here)

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Love the photos! Especially the horses!

 

[alexeysalo]

Love the photos! Especially the horses!

Thanks! That particular photo was shot in Live Focus mode (portrait mode).

 

[Mike Dee]

Why does this happen? Pic was taken in portrait, when downloaded to PC it's right side up in the gallery, but wherever I try to post it, it's sideways. Should I have taken it in landscape and then it would have appeared correctly?

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It seems portrait photos do that

 

[Morty2264]

Thanks! That particular photo was shot in Live Focus mode (portrait mode).

So beautiful. Thank you for letting me know which mode you used!

 

[isabel95]

OK you phone camera fans who've installed the Snapseed App. Take a picture with your phone. Open the Snapseed App, then open the picture you just took. Click on "Look" in Snapseed and slide move the list of looks to the left and choose "Structure". That's it! Only thing I did to this picture was to use the Tools Brush to choose the Perspective/Free Option to move one side that was leaning a bit. In the Settings I've chosen to Export as a full size image. Tapped on the down facing arrow going into the "box" to save the image to my phone's camera gallery. It goes into a Snapseed album or folder. That's it.

What I find incredible is that the TV screen is perfectly exposed. Often TV pictures are overexposed in relation to the other picture content. By the way, I had turned off the HDR setting in the phone's camera settings.

 

[Fred98TJ]

OK you phone camera fans who've installed the Snapseed App. Take a picture with your phone. Open the Snapseed App, then open the picture you just took. Click on "Look" in Snapseed and slide move the list of looks to the left and choose "Structure". That's it! Only thing I did to this picture was to use the Tools Brush to choose the Perspective/Free Option to move one side that was leaning a bit. In the Settings I've chosen to Export as a full size image. Tapped on the down facing arrow going into the "box" to save the image to my phone's camera gallery. It goes into a Snapseed album or folder. That's it.

What I find incredible is that the TV screen is perfectly exposed. Often TV pictures are overexposed in relation to the other picture content. By the way, I had turned off the HDR setting in the phone's camera settings. View attachment 315963

Tv is exposed ok because the rest of the room is, relatively, lit well also, in comparison to the TV. The 3 lights over the bar, the light above the clock, the light by the range/oven.
Cheers

 

[CWinkler]

Sleeping Gromit

 

[Laura Knotek]

Sleeping Gromit View attachment 316005View attachment 316006

What a peaceful looking sleepy kitty!

 

[Morty2264]

Maybe half of my Charmed Aroma collection. And a weird shot of King Triton's face.

 

[Laura Knotek]

My phono preamp on the left and my power amp on the right, with glowing valves.

 

[gendo667]

Thai food the other night.

 

[Morty2264]

My phono preamp on the left and my power amp on the right, with glowing valves.

That's so nifty!

 

[Seanetta]

I find the S10 has very poor mushy details in shadows. See this image here
Around the fence area and the ground,horrible

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

The rear camera isn't bad. Not keen on selfie images compared to P4XL. This is rear photo

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

You do know you're actually in charge

In which world....?

 

[Laura Knotek]

The rear camera isn't bad. Not keen on selfie images compared to P4XL. This is rear photoView attachment 316392View attachment 316393

I love the first picture. The details of kitty's eyes and whiskers are excellent.