metalchick719
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Pictures/Videos taken with your 920!
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metalchick719
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just havin fun with my lumia 920 and nex -6 while cooking 
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metalchick719
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I'm in love with my 920's camera!!
This one was taken from inside my boyfriend's car as we were sitting in the parking lot at the vet hospital where he works. I was trying to get a shot of the sun setting:
This one was taken from inside my boyfriend's car as we were sitting in the parking lot at the vet hospital where he works. I was trying to get a shot of the sun setting:
Andrzej Wo
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Grabbed it today while I was running using Nokia Pro Camera, everything on automatic since I was in a rush.
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Guys, i have some trouble with shutter speed, i wanna take a shot that records movement but with the background still and on focus, i get all the shots like super white, the only way i manage to take some movement was like in low light situations and under artificial lights.
I've seen some pics here like this two:
 that is something like photography, cause i don't have a camera, you can use wherever camera it doesn't have to be an expensive one and the 920 has a great camera so the professor allowed me to use it, but can't get that movement record right, even with the same light in the day in the second pic that i took from this post can't get it straight.)
I've seen some pics here like this two:
Slightly over-exposed IMO, gonna head out here again (tonight hopefully):
Still waiting for GDR2+Amber goodness on ATT
Still waiting for GDR2+Amber goodness on ATT
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@Huan Pablo Ursic : that one is my Picture so I can try to explatin, I was playing with exposure time (shutter speed) settings on Nokia Pro Cam, that one with a tram has 1 second exposure, ISO 100, White balance Auto, no exposure compenstation. But I have to admit that I took like 50 photos while chasing the tram to get it right, experiment with shutter speed, depending on how much ligt it is outside, in my case time was 20:27, not dark yet, but sun was under the horizon, so not much ligt so you know.
Hope this helps you to take similar Picture.
Hope this helps you to take similar Picture.
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Guys, i have some trouble with shutter speed, i wanna take a shot that records movement but with the background still and on focus, i get all the shots like super white, the only way i manage to take some movement was like in low light situations and under artificial lights.
I've seen some pics here like this two:
 that is something like photography, cause i don't have a camera, you can use wherever camera it doesn't have to be an expensive one and the 920 has a great camera so the professor allowed me to use it, but can't get that movement record right, even with the same light in the day in the second pic that i took from this post can't get it straight.[/QUOTE]<br />
When you choose long exposure time and it's bright the camera will try to firstly lower the ISO to the minimum level possible and choose the smallest aperture possible to bring down the exposure. The problem is that if you choose a long shutter time and the minimum ISO and the smallest aperture possible isn't enough to compensate for the over-exposure there isn't anything the camera can do more to bring it down and the result will be an extremely bright image. The solution to this is grey filters, more commonly called ND filters, that helps the camera by simple darkening the whole scene before it hits the sensor. There are even clip on ones for phones now so check it out!<br />
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Note that some cheap ones are really bad and smudges the image and have heavy clor casts so read a bit to find good ones. Also this can affect the focus ability as the light may get too low, so sometimes you have to go with manual focusing (or focus first and then clip on the ND filter).)
VisualD
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The second shot is stunning, if the "double people" weren't ther I wouldn't be able to tell that it's a HDR one.
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