Pics and Videos taken with your Lumia 930!

[Mr.NK]

 

[iRS73]

Instagram

 

[AirSlab]

Cropped picture, JPEG, nothing fancy cracking, point and press the button

 

[Durri76]

Kempinski River Park hotel in Bratislava near Donau

 

[rikycaldeira]

This is kinda impressive. Should go and show this image to some iPhone 6 users

(it's a crop of the same image ofc)

 

[Durri76]

 

[mrTablet]

 

[Durri76]

autumn comming

 

[Mr.NK]

#Simple

 

[Suedezu]

Straight from the camera

 

[Rodrigo Mendes]

 

[Suedezu]

Another one straight from the camera.
Lake Bled, Slovenia

 

[Suedezu]

San Marco, Venice

 

[Suedezu]

Florence, Italy

 

[Suedezu]

One more shot from Lake Bleb, Slovenia.

 

[berty6294]

Wow! Those shots are incredible!

 

[arnark]

I don't know why people are saying 930 takes worse nightshots than 920. I had 920 for 2 years and it was good but its not even comparable with the 930 except if you are on "auto" mode which i strongly suggest against. Here are my tips for night shots which I use. 1.Keep the phone Steady or put it on something. Having your phone still makes all the diffrence. 2.Put a timer 5 sec for example . This will prevent the phone to move while shooting. 3.Use the screen to shot 4. Always start with the lowest iso 100 and then move up ( all those shots are iso 100) 5.Play with the shutter speed this is 4s I usually start with 1s then move to 4 to see the diffrence 6. For master night shot .Shoot in "raw" format for superb editing.First 2 of those pictures are not edited in any way . The last one I edited in Photoshop cs6 .

 

[arnark]

Here is another one I took 1. Bring phone close to a water (still water) 2.Focus where the stone will land 3.Now you can move a little where you want to shot 4. Put on the blink camera and drop that bad boy and shot 4. For a greater effect be in front of a sun or some kind of lighting. no filter no edit on this one!! Cheers!

 

[Conodihno]

Awesome pic !!!

 

[Durri76]