And it's amazingly simple, drag the focus to a dark spot! See the difference in the photos attached, flash was turned off.
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And it's amazingly simple, drag the focus to a dark spot! See the difference in the photos attached, flash was turned off.
Wow impressiveQuote:
Originally Posted by belfastdispatcher
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This works great..
I think you could also change it to white board, would have a similar effect.
Nope, night mode :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jfguay2
How about noise ? I bet it only pumps up the ISO. Still cool.
So the camera works perfectly, its just some of us loves complaining lol.
It seems to go by colour not brightness. I tried focusing on two objects, one black one bright yellow with the same results.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badabaeng
You see. There had to be a logical explanation for this. Some little software fix or something.
Here's an example, first picture is focusing on the face and on the second focusing on the trousers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badabaeng
Yes, that's how all modern camera phones work. I'm not sure how this would improve low light performance though?
That is amazing. Good find, BD.
I'm not sure what part of it you don't get, with the Z10 you can drag the focus point around the screen, a quick drag to a dark hair instead of the face for example will improve the lo light A Lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeo007
Thanks BD! I knew that it would be something simple! Now if the Z10 (when I get it) could only compensate for my deplorable lack of photographic skills!
Sorry I keep quoting you, it's to get the attachment button on the mobile site :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Badabaeng
Here's a more extreme example, first is focusing on the blinds, second focusing on the top of the sofa.
Right, I'm not disputing that. I'm sure people who didn't know this will find your thread helpful. I'm just saying that it's not going to help in low light where you don't have a high contrast like you do in the above pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by belfastdispatcher
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Originally Posted by mikeo007
All photos were taken in a room with the blinds almost closed, no room light and no flash.
Thanks for the tip guys!!!
That is actually quite amazing, my ZED10 should be arriving today between 8am and 6pm!! :huh:Bloody UK courier times, I went out for 2 hours though so not sure if I missed it lol
Thanks for the tip. Just tried it myself and got good results! I thought your amazing fix for low light was going to be turning on the flash :)
:yes::yes:....great work !!!!!.....Those who are complaining new Z10 owners + ANALysts from Engadget, CNET, BGRetc etc regarding Z10 poor camera... should have a look........and minor software updates will surely fix up other small glitches..........
I guess I should be said trick not fix lol
I said many times settings are your friemds.This not a bug??? As you can tell by compliants alot of noobs on camera settings who seem to be just point and shoot basics.I think BB will have to patch this up next update so camera does it automatically instead of this weird find.This way point and shoot folks can quite down and be happy.
This needs to be put on crackberry front page and kevin needs to redo the camera quality and pic taking.I wonder what else is done in reverse to get a good shot :rotfl:
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Originally Posted by RECOOL
it's not a bug, it's a feature.
What would happen if you straddle a light/dark boundary with the focus point?Quote:
Originally Posted by belfastdispatcher
Why would you do that? You can drag and drop the focus point on either side, that's the beauty of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ubizmo