Pictures Taken With Your Evo!

[Kedar]

Here are some from Vegas this past weekend. Also One of Disney last month.

Yeah awesome pics man.
Can I take the first one? looks tasty.

 

[TreoRock]

I see a lot of nice pictures taken with the EVO, but I still don't see a word on recommendations on taking good pictures with the EVO. Can you guys share some love with us?

 

[reynoldsrobbie]

Very ... Very ... Very Nice ... Can you tell us what settings you used ... and or techniques ... This are hands down the best dark ( lowlight ) I have seen with the evo.

Believe it or not those are all non touched up pics with the stock camera app. I was pleasantly surprised by the shot of Corey Taylor (Slipknot). This is hand down the best phone camera!

 

[Darth Mo]

I see a lot of nice pictures taken with the EVO, but I still don't see a word on recommendations on taking good pictures with the EVO. Can you guys share some love with us?

Try this thread for a start:

http://forum.androidcentral.com/htc-evo-4g/20721-how-camera-settings-can-affect-picture-quality.html

 

[HoldFastHope]

Panoramic picture of my bedroom

Another panoramic but of my living room

And one more panoramic but of outside

The last one was the worse one because of the obvious difference in lighting. But a little photoshop love and i'm sure it would fix it. Overall I think it's fun as hell taking these pics even though they may not be perfect. maybe once I learn some tricks and learn the settings along with photoshop I can get the quality better.

What app did you use to take the panoramic shots? I don't believe the Evo has that option...

 

[fraz]

pic from inside the "Twins Pub" at the new Target Field.

 

[Kristy_Joy]

What app did you use to take the panoramic shots? I don't believe the Evo has that option...

I don't know what the OP used, but I've been using Photostitch.

 

[justin_aga]

 

[derek5l]

admin, can we "sticky" this thread? Because i've seen about 3 threads started like this since i made this thread. Please and thank you.

I looked through the forum and i didn't see a "post your pictures taken with your evo" thread. I know some of you have already posted some in the thread that some guy who doesnt know how to take a camera phone picutre created, but i decided to make a thread dedicated to your pictures taken with your evo.

I'll start.

"a double rainbow...oh my gaaaaahhhhhd....what does it mean????"

 

[kd0axs]

pic from inside the "Twins Pub" at the new Target Field.

Nice, I haven't yet made it to see a game there yet. I was there many times while it was under construction but never inside, only to the loading dock. I delivered many truckloads of those aluminum railings that are everywhere in there.

Here's a pic from one of the storms that came through last Saturday, more in this thread:

http://forum.androidcentral.com/htc-evo-4g/23336-evo-goes-storm-chasing.html

 

[Jerzyiroc]

What app did you use to take the panoramic shots? I don't believe the Evo has that option...

Yup Photostitch is it. Not as good as the native Samsung and Droid X panoramic settings, buy still really good

 

[cjmedina]

Couple of mine

 

[Ipclark1]

Chi city

Welcome to Flickr!

 

[pwnst_r]

Couple of mine

LOVE that last shot, nice!

 

[tekmunki]

 

[usafsp]

Maybe the answer is already in here (just didn't want to browse all 20 pages) but, every time I try to take a picture at night of someone, the flash is SO BRIGHT you can barely see the person in the picture. Anyone else have this issue? Any way to fix it?

 

[tekmunki]

Maybe the answer is already in here (just didn't want to browse all 20 pages) but, every time I try to take a picture at night of someone, the flash is SO BRIGHT you can barely see the person in the picture. Anyone else have this issue? Any way to fix it?

A few things;

1)
If you're close to the subject take a white business card and have the business card between the lense and the flash, angle it away from the face of your subject and hope there's enough reflective surface on a side wall to get a decent exposure (or angle the camera sideways and reflect off a white ceiling).

2)
Set the exposure to -3 or -4 depending on how close the subject is, but you'll probably still wash out the subject with reflection on the skin/sweat.

3)
Hold a finger over one of the LED emitters.

4)
Stand at least 12 ft from your subject to help diffuse the direct light.

I have yet to find anything to reduce the power output of the LED flash- which is the ideal solution. Then again, LED isn't really known for variable outputs.

 

[FuzzeWuzze]

Found this guy in my back yard so i zoomed all the way in and slowly crept up as close as i could taking progressively closer pictures until he flew off...

Im pretty damn impressed with the camera, when you open it up full rez you can see some of the little hairs on his head. Which is pretty good for the type of zoom it has ...

 

[jaymojones]

Found this guy in my back yard so i zoomed all the way in and slowly crept up as close as i could taking progressively closer pictures until he flew off...

Im pretty damn impressed with the camera, when you open it up full rez you can see some of the little hairs on his head. Which is pretty good for the type of zoom it has ...

That is quite impressive!!!

 

[kd0axs]

I have yet to find anything to reduce the power output of the LED flash- which is the ideal solution. Then again, LED isn't really known for variable outputs.

The brightness of the flash IS variable, just not from within the camera app. There is a flashlight app called "LED Desire Light". This has 4 different brightness settings. You could use this app and turn the flashlight on with a lower setting, then turn the flash off in the camera app.