[pttptppt]

So tonight, the moon looked lovely here at my cottage. I tried to take a picture and remembered that it was going to look like ****. But still, with a bit of determination and a bit of lighting editing (using only bb10 photo editor), I got some decent photos (very decent for a phone).




As you can see, some of the details on the moon are visible

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[m3mb3rsh1p]

I was going try but it was cloudy with flurries. Nice shots. Even a regular full moon can be tough to focus without some skill.

[pttptppt]

I was going try but it was cloudy with flurries. Nice shots. Even a regular full moon can be tough to focus without some skill.

Yup it was very hard. Most or my pictures turned out very bright so you couldn't see anything

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[Matty]

Save these photos, print them out and in 10 years from now, take another photo of the moon with a new BlackBerry and see the result

I love comparing my old phone cameras to new devices (3 years apart)

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[pttptppt]

Save these photos, print them out and in 10 years from now, take another photo of the moon with a new BlackBerry and see the result

I love comparing my old phone cameras to new devices (3 years apart)

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I'll try with the Slider when it comes out

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[TrueKulcha]

Waiting on that slider here too. I'll convince myself that I need a phone with better camera specs loool

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[PHughes]

First of all, the moon isn't an easy thing to shoot, since the exposure will be off if you rely on an automated exposure. No phone camera will get a good shot unless you can change exposure. I will shoot it when I get a chance using a third party app too see how that goes and post. The camera isn't as bad as people say it is, but the majority of people don't understand photography in general.

This was taken with the Z10.


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[pttptppt]

First of all, the moon isn't an easy thing to shoot, since the exposure will be off if you rely on an automated exposure. No phone camera will get a good shot unless you can change exposure. I will shoot it when I get a chance using a third party app too see how that goes and post. The camera isn't as bad as people say it is, but the majority of people don't understand photography in general.

This was taken with the Z10.


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That's why I said the camera's pretty good. Since it took a decently clear pic of the moon

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[BSuperiorXXX]

Looks more like a picture of a Spaghetti-O

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[Trini-34]

First of all, the moon isn't an easy thing to shoot, since the exposure will be off if you rely on an automated exposure. No phone camera will get a good shot unless you can change exposure. I will shoot it when I get a chance using a third party app too see how that goes and post. The camera isn't as bad as people say it is, but the majority of people don't understand photography in general.

This was taken with the Z10.


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The wood on the handle of the stairs- all look like snakes. Where was this taken? Nice pic btw!

[PHughes]

The wood on the handle of the stairs- all look like snakes. Where was this taken? Nice pic btw!

Thanks! This was taken in Barbados. My real camera's battery had died and I was relegated to using the phone. This was an interesting use of natural building material. Very unique.

[anon(9397048)]

PHughes, just out of curiosity, did you do the post-processing on your computer or in-phone? The range of black and white tones is excellent.

[PHughes]

PHughes, just out of curiosity, did you do the post-processing on your computer or in-phone? The range of black and white tones is excellent.

That was all done quickly in phone.

[anon(9397048)]

Thanks. I hadn't tried the in-phone editing - looks great.

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