[Laura Knotek]

First image was auto for all settings, except I used macro for scenes.

Second image was auto except for macro scenes and ISO 100.

[sdreamer]

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First image was auto for all settings, except I used macro for scenes.

Second image was auto except for macro scenes and ISO 100.

The focus doesn't actually adjust to macro focus unless you set the focus to macro as well. I woulda have though that setting the scene to macro would have been enough. Just an fyi. :) Nice pics

[Laura Knotek]

The focus doesn't actually adjust to macro focus unless you set the focus to macro as well. I woulda have though that setting the scene to macro would have been enough. Just an fyi. :) Nice pics

Thanks! :)

The one I think turned out the best is the sheep.

That was auto everything, except macro scene.

[ramrac]

Here's what kind of pictures one guy takes with his Lumia 800.

Article about him: From The Outside: With Letellier Olivier - Zunited

His flickr page with hundreds of photographs: Flickr: True UltRaNOL's Photostream

Check it out, I can't believe they are made with a phone! And no, they are not the lame hipstamatic/instagram/vintage/oversaturated type of "impressive phone pictures" that someone has been making with an iPhone a couple of years back to show how great pictures it takes. These are on a whole other level. The flickr is full of pictures that are unbelieavable, like the ferris wheel for example.

[sinime]

OK, picture isn't the best due to the sun, but the subject was interesting...

[HeyCori]

[Windowsphone7]

Here's what kind of pictures one guy takes with his Lumia 800.

Article about him: From The Outside: With Letellier Olivier - Zunited

His flickr page with hundreds of photographs: Flickr: True UltRaNOL's Photostream

Check it out, I can't believe they are made with a phone! And no, they are not the lame hipstamatic/instagram/vintage/oversaturated type of "impressive phone pictures" that someone has been making with an iPhone a couple of years back to show how great pictures it takes. These are on a whole other level. The flickr is full of pictures that are unbelieavable, like the ferris wheel for example.

Just for your info with software editing like photoshop, lightroom and etc anything is possible if you read his EXIF most are edited by lightroom

Software Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.0 (Windows)
Exif | 2012.04.15 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/monsieu...in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/monsieu...in/photostream

So if you are impressed by editing means you are impressed by lies. You do not need a Nokia Lumia 800 to do that. With iphone tiny sensor its sufficient to get even more amazing results just by applying photo editing skills.

This image is taken by my Nokia Lumia 800 without Photoshop without lightroom without any editing app only the stock camera app.


Nokia Lumia 800 @ A story within a story by JTproductions, on Flickr

[iFalcon]

Just for your info with software editing like photoshop, lightroom and etc anything is possible if you read his EXIF most are edited by lightroom

Software Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.0 (Windows)
Exif | 2012.04.15 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Exif | 2012.04.16 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Exif | 2012.04.14 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

So if you are impressed by editing means you are impressed by lies. You do not need a Nokia Lumia 800 to do that. With iphone tiny sensor its sufficient to get even more amazing results just by applying photo editing skills.

This image is taken by my Nokia Lumia 800 without Photoshop without lightroom without any editing app only the stock camera app.

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Nokia Lumia 800 @ A story within a story by JTproductions, on Flickr

Beautiful photo! She has stunning eyes.

Was this taken with the default settings? I appreciate your response.

[Windowsphone7]

Beautiful photo! She has stunning eyes.

Was this taken with the default settings? I appreciate your response.

yes taken by auto but scene mode macro thats all.

If the photos requires editing you dont need a carl zeiss optics. You just need to master photo editing skills.


Nokia Lumia 800 @ Haruhi Syaoran by JTproductions, on Flickr

Here info to show the photos i took are unedited
Exif | Nokia Lumia 800 @ Haruhi Syaoran | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Exif | Nokia Lumia 800 @ A story within a story | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

If you notice in the EXIF there is no any photoshop or any kind of editing software name.


Here an example taken by iphone 4 you dont need a carl zeiss optics to do that.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/auteuri...ool-416628@N21

Software Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Macintosh)


Bee Mine by Auteurian, on Flickr

[Laura Knotek]

yes taken by auto but scene mode macro thats all.

If the photos requires editing you dont need a carl zeiss optics. You just need to master photo editing skills.

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Nokia Lumia 800 @ Haruhi Syaoran by JTproductions, on Flickr

Here info to show the photos i took are unedited
Exif | Nokia Lumia 800 @ Haruhi Syaoran | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Exif | Nokia Lumia 800 @ A story within a story | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

If you notice in the EXIF there is no any photoshop or any kind of editing software name.

I'm just curious what kind of camera you use when you use a camera, not a phone.

You obviously have photography skills. :)

If a person knows the proper photography techniques, he or she can usually get a decent shot no matter what equipment he/she uses.

Digital is actually rather new to me. I have extensive experience with an old-school 35mm Canon F1 and various lenses (all straight--none zoom). My portrait lens of choice is a Canon FD 85mm f/1.2.

[Windowsphone7]

I'm just curious what kind of camera you use when you use a camera, not a phone.

You obviously have photography skills. :)

If a person knows the proper photography techniques, he or she can usually get a decent shot no matter what equipment he/she uses.

Digital is actually rather new to me. I have extensive experience with an old-school 35mm Canon F1 and various lenses (all straight--none zoom). My portrait lens of choice is a Canon FD 85mm f/1.2.

Canon 60D + Canon 24-70 F2.8L + 50mm 1.4 Sigma + 85mm 1.8

[Laura Knotek]

Canon 60D + Canon 24-70 F2.8L + 50mm 1.4 Sigma + 85mm 1.8

Nice! :)

[Windowsphone7]

Nokia Lumia 900 @ Dragonfly by JTproductions, on Flickr

[Bluemoth]

Short Trip with Black L900

[hellomiggy]

I am doing this from my iPad, so I can only upload one image at a time.

[hellomiggy]

Picture number two...

[HeyCori]

Didn't always focus on the ball like I wanted.









Edited in Thumba for no particular reason other than I felt like it.

[HeyCori]

Leave work.



Go visit in-laws at camp ground.



I also just realized those are my last two photos pre-8779 update.

[Windowsphone7]

Nokia Lumia 900 @ Green Dragonfly by JTproductions, on Flickr

[Daakkon]

how are you guys taking such nice clear shots? my 900 is not doing this. :( :|

[EvanKr]

Pretty happy with the results so far, looks decently sharp with minimal noise in bright light. Low light performance is pretty lackluster, and the contrast is relatively low. However, it gets the job done.

[KoukiFC3S]

Jumbo shrimp.

[Hypnopottamus]

how are you guys taking such nice clear shots? my 900 is not doing this. :( :|

There is a FANTASTIC article on All About Windows Phone on how totame better photos with Lumia 800 & 900. It might help you out a bit.

How-To: Shoot 'bokeh' with Windows Phone 7

[HeyCori]

There is a FANTASTIC article on All About Windows Phone on how totame better photos with Lumia 800 & 900. It might help you out a bit.

How-To: Shoot 'bokeh' with Windows Phone 7

Great find.

[Duvi]

Light outside, but curtains kept light from shining in... Seems as though Tango has improved the camera a lot and the shutter speed is increased.