Pictures / Video taken with your 1020

[antiochian2010]

Just to illustrate how far things have come...



2004:.....................................................................2013:



SonyEricsson T637 .1MP.........................................Nokia Lumia 1020 38MP
..................................................................................(Shot at 5MP)

 

[profclean2000]

Taken in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant... my first picture with the lumia 1020. A quick question, I see people posting high and low res how do I know which one is which? Basically when I look in my camera roll album there is only one picture though the camera is set to take a high and low. Where or how do I find the differentiation?

 

[brandoshido]

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Taken in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant... my first picture with the lumia 1020. A quick question, I see people posting high and low res how do I know which one is which? Basically when I look in my camera roll album there is only one picture though the camera is set to take a high and low. Where or how do I find the differentiation?

you have to USB to your computer to see the highres shots. The filename is the same as the 5mp ones but ends in "highres"





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[robamacaf]

4 Bracketed photo taken in my backyard

 

[Desmoface]

A lot of photographers despise hdr, I look at it as an artistic aspect of photography made possible by technology. I likes it.

Steve

 

[robamacaf]

A lot of photographers despise hdr, I look at it as an artistic aspect of photography made possible by technology. I likes it.

Steve

I like it but I don't use it all the time. HDR allows me to take a photo how I see it with my eyes. That sunset was absolutely beautiful and without HDR, either the sky or the ground would be overly bright or underly dark. I am not one to put crazy filters on the HDR or make it look overly crazy. This picture captures how I saw the sunset when I wasn't looking through the camera lens

 

[antiochian2010]

I like it but I don't use it all the time. HDR allows me to take a photo how I see it with my eyes. That sunset was absolutely beautiful and without HDR, either the sky or the ground would be overly bright or underly dark. I am not one to put crazy filters on the HDR or make it look overly crazy. This picture captures how I saw the sunset when I wasn't looking through the camera lens

Good lord.. if that photo is how you actually saw that sunset, I need to start taking some of whatever made you see this (hope you didn't have to drive anywhere) ... that with a little Paranoid by Black Sabbath playing in the background - paradise!! (Oh wowww, man .. the COLORS)

On a more serious note; with the advent of the 1020, an HDR program showed up in the store that I thought was well worth the money - HDR Photo Camera. You can customize the bracketing; the alignment is 100% perfect, and then when you go to the edit page, they have a number of HDR presets - so like your sunset you can goof around with tone mapping presets for some interesting effects - but they also have a "None" preset that is very conservative - just a flattened combination of the 3 photos to give you as close to what you see with your naked eye as possible. I use both - the one for artistry, the other for accurate depictions.. I think it's well worth the 2 or 3 dollars they charge for it and I use it quite a bit.

NICE photo by the way!!

 

[antiochian2010]

HDR Photo Camera Comparisons..

...........Standard (Non HDR) Photo.............................................................HDR 'Naked Eye'.............................................................HDR Artsy (below)

 

[AlanTeew]

This picture, taken at Cedar Point, is a bit dark, but it's a thrill ride IN MOTION, and I can very clearly find my daughter in the photo. That's astounding.

Update: The first post said it would be resized, so...

 

[Desmoface]

Ahh..I was just at Cedar Point.

Steve

 

[brandoshido]

Acouple of mine of my cars. Cropped from the highres shots

 

[antiochian2010]

This picture, taken at Cedar Point, is a bit dark, but it's a thrill ride IN MOTION, and I can very clearly find my daughter in the photo. That's astounding.

Update: The first post said it would be resized, so...
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3775/9612352922_decd35b60f_o_d.jpg

THIS should be the photo of the month here!!!

 

[profclean2000]

Edited on my Mac, was a few minutes before sunset.

 

[Aldiggi]

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[vizagdude]

Some pictures I took while I stayed at the Gaylord resort, Dallas, TX. Pretty good night shots I must say.

All, auto no flash.

 

[profclean2000]

12:45am, porch light only no flash. All manual adjustments. This was taken about 10 inches away from the subject. The toad was a little smaller than a half dollar for reference. I am very impressed with the camera. Now if I only had a tripod... I believe I could have eliminated some of the fuzziness. Practice makes perfect.

 

[bdicemk6]

A quick camera test on some fake fruit with the new phone. Just did a bit of focusing and that's it.

 

[profclean2000]

Last ones for the day I promise. Just having too much fun. The sea shells were another exercise of ISO and manual focus. Trying to eliminate noise while getting the right shutter speed.

 

[LastBattle]

GeekCampSG. Venue: Microsoft Singapore

 

[lesd777]

Sunset @ ISO 100





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