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Originally Posted by Celeron655
They are mostly random pictures, do not say if zoom was used or if autofous was on.
Then i find some random good ones , then really bad ones... :S im confsued if its a good camera phone or bad. I was hoping someone with the phone could post same pics with different settings. I currently have a Nokia 6630, and i want a better camera phone. N840 is looking good. |
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Originally Posted by ajamils
Its a good camera phone but definitely not the best one. As far as the pictures are concernted N840 or xcute dv1 are better than 902.
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Originally Posted by danthach
Click my link - the new pics are from the 902, the older ones are from my tm200
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Originally Posted by kimchi29
it seems some pics are less blurry than others, im guesing you dont have a really steady hand? or is it a pick of the draw, some will be clear some wont? i have a really really steady hand, so think the pics will come out clearer?
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Originally Posted by spy cl
yeah, i am kind disappointed about the 902/sx813 after reading its full review...
N840 is the best 2 mp camera phone out there today(no qestion better than s700,gx32,6630, but i was surprise that n840 is even better than 902, I used for like 2 weeks, i have the amazing time with th n840. The photo's color and tone and clarity are amazing! The N840 read and record the photos so fast, unlike 902, it takes more than 5 second to save a photo, n840 takes about 2.5 seconds. the only thing i don't like about the phone is you cannot zoom in the photo. in term of 902, for the high price, you get not better photo quality than n840, i will not buy one for sure, It's simply not worth. |
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Originally Posted by braindead5400
if anyone wants to see pics from the 902, go to my xanga (listed in my sig) and scroll down to the entry with all the pics from my "vacation". Once it leaves the main page of my xanga (in a few days) I'll delete the pics
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Originally Posted by ajamils
Really nice pics...probably one of the best ones that I've seen from 902 so far.
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Originally Posted by braindead5400
if anyone wants to see pics from the 902, go to my xanga (listed in my sig) and scroll down to the entry with all the pics from my "vacation". Once it leaves the main page of my xanga (in a few days) I'll delete the pics
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Originally Posted by MuGeNPoWeR
I 2nd to that....
I'm looking to buy one as well, but after seeing those picture, i find that the quality isn't a whole lot better than my GX22. I believe the size of those pictures were taken 860*640, and i have to say mine would come out fairly similar to those ones in terms of quality. (unless you have shaky hands or the setting wasn't at the optimal.) |
| Nice pics!Take a look at N840's pictures on it's website |
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Originally Posted by action-packed
so which cam is actually better? the tm200 or the 902?
and also, how can the n840 take better pics than the tm200/902 when the tm200/902 has a CCD camera and the n840 has a CMOS camera? |
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Originally Posted by spy cl
the 902 has the big pixels when you see the photo on the computer,
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Originally Posted by totaltoanage
you sharp nuthuggers need to understand that the 902 isnt the best cameraphone compared to the competiters. Camera wise we are probably in the same category/or slightly under the S700i and that is only 1.3 MP. IMO 1. K750i 2. N840 3/4 S700i 902. But multimedia wise, the 902 is the best phone (so far) that offers music videos and pretty good camera shots. END OF STORY.
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Originally Posted by af2w131f
Maybe I was born yesterday but cell phones with 'decent' cameras inside them didn't take place till maybe a year ago. So having a year for cell phone makers to find decent cameras in their phones isn't very long and hense theres no reason to make a final desision that 'CMOS=bad for cell phones'.
So my only point is don't judge a cell phones camera from a CCD/CMOS comparison. I'll happily trade someone a Sharp 902 for a Canon EOS-1D so they can get their 'awesome' CCD sensor. Get my point? ![]() |
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Originally Posted by braindead5400
you need to rethink your little list there, you are missing some phones. I've owned several 1mp+ phones and the S700i deserves to be nowhere near 3rd. I've taken better shots with a GX32 than a S700i.
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