Smartphone Photography

[Chooti Putha]

I phone 3GS

[Magnum]

Xperia S

[Magnum]

[Magnum]

[Shanjeev]

I phone 3GS

Awesome pics bro especially the 1st and 2nd pics.

[Shanjeev]

Where is this place?

[kirala2]

SonyEricsson Satio (U1i) - Bolgoda Lake, Twilight landscape mode, no post processing

[Magnum]

Where is this place?

Behind my house

snapped this from road

Edited May 29, 2013 by Magnum

[Magnum]

SonyEricsson Satio (U1i) - Bolgoda Lake, Twilight landscape mode, no post processing

my cousin had a Satio! amazing cam!

[Magnum]

[Magnum]

[GTAm]

[GTAm]

Not sure why I'm unable to post full size pics. I recall being able to do it long before.

[Magnum]

Not sure why I'm unable to post full size pics. I recall being able to do it long before.

Is your question why your pic has been thumb-nailed?

Edit: the pics you have uploaded has been compressed

Edited June 1, 2013 by Magnum

[Schiffer]

Taken From Stock can on Galaxy SII

*note - all pictures have been re-sized

[Schiffer]

Taken via Camera360 app on Galaxy SII

[Schiffer]

Again Via Camera360

[Magnum]

Again Via Camera360

What you have done here is the faux HDR, this is what i was talking about that day, i hope now you are clear about the difference between faux HDR and real HDR

Edited June 1, 2013 by Magnum

[Schiffer]

yup. o remember u use to go crazy with faux hdr. it was visual rape

[Davy]

Not sure why I'm unable to post full size pics. I recall being able to do it long before.

Use the "Direct Link" from imageshack.

Stunning Alfa by the way...

Edited June 2, 2013 by Davy

[Magnum]

yup. o remember u use to go crazy with faux hdr. it was visual rape

yep yep

[Magnum]

[Magnum]

Xperia S

[Schiffer]

Samsung Galaxy SII

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

* The Arc S takes better macro shots than the S2. But normal pics, the S2 is a lil bit better

[Magnum]

Samsung Galaxy SII

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

* The Arc S takes better macro shots than the S2. But normal pics, the S2 is a lil bit better

but Sony phones dont have any sort of hardware faults in their camera