So me and JamesBecker were curious about picture quality and which had the better camera. While both had their strengths I'll let you decide for yourself. The pic on top is from my brothers iPhone which captures color more accurately than the Storm. But the Storm tends to have a better overall focus of the area.
So I did a retake with the door open as I was shooting with the door closed at the time and made a difference. Thanks to anubus84.
Here are some more the first from the Iphone, the second from the Storm.
honetly, the first pic looks better on the storm because it seems like there is to much BLUE with the iphone pic. And the second pic, well, storms pic is clearer so you have my vote. Were talking about Blackberry vs Apple here. C mon, you should know who has the better
it looks like both of you were standing behind glass, if not, ignore this. could have been distortion on the storm from sun light hitting the glass from a certain angle, but not affecting the iphone as much because it looks more head on into the glass than the angle with the storm. glare sucks btw.
it looks like both of you were standing behind glass, if not, ignore this. could have been distortion on the storm from sun light hitting the glass from a certain angle, but not affecting the iphone as much because it looks more head on into the glass than the angle with the storm. glare sucks btw.
I added another pic^ without the door been closed with the Storm as my brother took his with the door open. Storms colors seem more natural.
I have to disagree with a couple people. While the Storm picture is a bit washed out, it's not THAT washed out. It actually looks very natural for the most part. The iPhone picture goes way off to the opposite extreme and is too dark and WAYYYYY too blue. In other words, while neither is perfect, the Storm picture is much closer in color to what a regular digital camera would produce. And there's no doubt that the autofocus on the Storm is a valuable asset.
However, if your target is moving then you better use an iPhone!
This is a picture I took with the Storm of a leaking A/C hose in my car. The Storm seems to excel at these types of photos.
I have to disagree with a couple people. While the Storm picture is a bit washed out, it's not THAT washed out. It actually looks very natural for the most part. The iPhone picture goes way off to the opposite extreme and is too dark and WAYYYYY too blue. In other words, while neither is perfect, the Storm picture is much closer in color to what a regular digital camera would produce. And there's no doubt that the autofocus on the Storm is a valuable asset.
However, if your target is moving then you better use an iPhone!
This is a picture I took with the Storm of a leaking A/C hose in my car. The Storm seems to excel at these types of photos.
I'm really surprised by the focus of this camera as I have never used it til today when it came up on another thread and I investigated with my brothers iPhone.
The other thing people need to realize (especially about the iPhone's camera) since it doesn't autofocus, there's a minimum focal length that you must respect. What does this mean in simple terms? Back the frack up when you take a pic of something up close. It can't focus on a subject if you're "too close", ya know.
Not that I'm defending the iPhone or nothing, but I'm really getting tired of seeing blurry pics because people don't comprehend that you can't be all up on that mug.
The other thing people need to realize (especially about the iPhone's camera) since it doesn't autofocus, there's a minimum focal length that you must respect. What does this mean in simple terms? Back the frack up when you take a pic of something up close. It can't focus on a subject if you're "too close", ya know.
Not that I'm defending the iPhone or nothing, but I'm really getting tired of seeing blurry pics because people don't comprehend that you can't be all up on that mug.
right therefor iphone sucks for up close stuff compared to storm. its a fair test.
The bar code pic is an anomoly, it's clearly the product of terrible photography (J/K, kinda). Even those who are on the storm side have to admit that there is certainly not the difference that you would expect between a 3.2 mp camera with zoom and autofocus and a 2mp camera w/out