Pictures/Videos taken with your 920!

[melvintwj]

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A rainy day in Bogota. Colombia.

I like this shot
Here's mine.

 

[aammsah]

East River

 

[Laura Knotek]

East River
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Awesome shot! :smile:

 

[Dratwister]

Have some shoots from my recent trip My trip's travelling around from Da Nang to Phong Nha then back to Da Nang in order to rest on Ba Na mountain (VietNam)

#1 On my way to Phong Nha cave - Dong Hoi - VietNam


#2 On Ba Na, we have 2 sections, the lower one is De Bay and the upper one is Morin.
Here's De Bay view


And here's a corner of Morin view - the French village


#3 Morin view from De Bay, they're building a French village there.


#4 De Bay view from Morin, since these buildings are on mountain so all you can see is mountains and sky and mountains.


#5 This's what we used for traveling from ground to De Bay (25 minutes) and from De Bay to Morin (5 minutes)


#6 Phong Nha cave, in this cave... 920 even took better SOOC images than my dSLR (without tripod)


#7 Hoi An - World heritage site by UNESCO




#8 The highest Kannon statue in VietNam - 67m in total:

 

[Ramon Schutte]

 

[ton_pkt]

Back from the spiritual trip.... had a chance for couple of pics :wink:
All are default setting without post-process editing.

 

[Nikita Van Vinci]

spb by Nik Van Vinci, on Flickr


SophieLens by Nik Van Vinci, on Flickr


spb by Nik Van Vinci, on Flickr


spb by Nik Van Vinci, on Flickr

 

[ttsoldier]

Have some shoots from my recent trip My trip's travelling around from Da Nang to Phong Nha then back to Da Nang in order to rest on Ba Na mountain (VietNam)

#1 On my way to Phong Nha cave - Dong Hoi - VietNam
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8251/8588223965_4f19f1bbe4_c.jpg[/url]

#2 On Ba Na, we have 2 sections, the lower one is De Bay and the upper one is Morin.
Here's De Bay view
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8234/8588222965_f87d7a2baf_c.jpg[/url]

And here's a corner of Morin view - the French village
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8387/8589328988_6b983ce941_c.jpg[/url]

#3 Morin view from De Bay, they're building a French village there.
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8085/8589323104_cc424f8a51_c.jpg[/url]

#4 De Bay view from Morin, since these buildings are on mountain so all you can see is mountains and sky and mountains.
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8530/8589323982_1b689b30d0_c.jpg[/url]

#5 This's what we used for traveling from ground to De Bay (25 minutes) and from De Bay to Morin (5 minutes)
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8228/8588220111_5fb95dd9b9_c.jpg[/url]

#6 Phong Nha cave, in this cave... 920 even took better SOOC images than my dSLR (without tripod)
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8245/8589394928_54c767f2ce_c.jpg[/url]

#7 Hoi An - World heritage site by UNESCO
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8103/8589394506_888414b15c_c.jpg[/url]

[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8532/8588292749_b07179a80f_c.jpg[/url]

#8 The highest Kannon statue in VietNam - 67m in total:
[url]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8235/8589326490_97d87ac102_c.jpg[/url]

Are these auto settings?

 

[Dratwister]

Are these auto settings?

Shoots outside with sky and mountains,and the cab are captured using proShot, the light metering of proShot can handle such situation very well.
Shoots in cave and Hoi An are captured using stock camera apps, stock app handle dim lighting situation better than proShot in auto mode. And yes, all are in auto mode. I used proShot to adjust MF

 

[anon(5355319)]

 

[Idiocracy_izruts]

God I love this thread! Everytime I see a thread about low quality/terrible/blurry pictures I just go here to see the actual quality and it always amazes me. Keep those 'blurry mess' photos coming guys!

 

[Devamps]

God I love this thread! Everytime I see a thread about low quality/terrible/blurry pictures I just go here to see the actual quality and it always amazes me. Keep those 'blurry mess' photos coming guys!

I think this same way!

 

[tcpa252]

Some pretty random night shot taken while playing around with proshot settings. Post processing applied, yet it still looks gorgeously

 

[sjhippie]

I think this same way!

Me too. People are possibly just impatient and don't want to actually learn how easy it is to take a good photo. Frustrating. I absolutely love this thread. Best smartphone out there.

 

[pimpdaddywelfare]

Dratwister, shots #2 and #4 are excellent.
I like how this camera picks up the depth/distance of the varying mountain ranges... Most phone cameras do not do this and you don't get the true feel of how beautiful the scenery actually is...

 

[Dratwister]

Dratwister, shots #2 and #4 are excellent.
I like how this camera picks up the depth/distance of the varying mountain ranges... Most phone cameras do not do this and you don't get the true feel of how beautiful the scenery actually is...

thanks guy. TBH, I's really surprise how 920's captured such range of mountains. Not to mention, its color's much better than my dSLR without PP... I's very nervous at that time

 

[Axefield]

ProShot in action again

 

[Nisse Tuta]

The moon lined up with the smoke from the Heat-plant (is that what its called?) and it made a cool effect. I turned down the ISO to 100 to get a black sky.

 

[HillBillJr]

Some close up shots untouched

 

[RJ Priest]

I hope this isn't a re-post as I do check this thread almost daily.

This gentleman's video review contains some excellent photos along with a top tip - clean your lens regularly!!

Photos at 10min35sec mark.