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 09/24/2005 02:33:50 AM · #1
Got an LG VX8100 1.3MP Camera phone a month ago. Quality is good outside in daylight and it takes photos in low light but VERY noisy. Here's one I thought was pretty good...


The only editing was a touch of USM and resizing it down to half the original size.
 09/24/2005 02:49:38 AM · #2
Robert Clark is traveling the U.S. and photographing the trip with a Sony Ericsson s710a.
 09/24/2005 10:15:59 AM · #3
There was a news clip on TV this week. Surveillance cameras in a grocery store caught a guy with a camera phone taking pics of a little girl. He's in trouble.
 09/24/2005 10:22:12 AM · #4
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
There was a news clip on TV this week. Surveillance cameras in a grocery store caught a guy with a camera phone taking pics of a little girl. He's in trouble.


What sick f#@k that guy must be.
 09/24/2005 06:04:30 PM · #5
Originally posted by orussell:
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
There was a news clip on TV this week. Surveillance cameras in a grocery store caught a guy with a camera phone taking pics of a little girl. He's in trouble.


What sick f#@k that guy must be.


Do you know if he was like stalking her? Was he a convicted sex offender? Was he taking pics of her in the bathroom or something? I shoot pics in the store sometimes and if a funny sign, interesting person, or a cute child catches my eye, I might take a shot. Of course in today's world, we throw out all the joy and fun in life because of our paranoia and jumping to conclusions. Not saying that guy was innocent - I suspect he wasn't, since it was on the news - but orussell, you sure were quick to judge with so few facts. I'm probably guilty of quick-judgement as well, but it just kills me that you almost can't even smile at a child in public without getting strange, angry looks.
 09/24/2005 06:09:07 PM · #6
...anyway - here's some shots I took with it in the Pet Store:
- - -

...and I call this one: "Chit"


I hope the surveillance cameras didn't catch me.
 09/24/2005 06:12:43 PM · #7
Wow.....they're awesome Ken!! First hand I've only seen the pics from some of the early phone cameras which were pretty dire.

edited to say....here they get a bit piffy if you take pics in any of the grocery stores/supermarkets without permission......you might be a spy for the opposition :-)

Message edited by author 2005-09-24 18:16:42.
 09/24/2005 06:14:04 PM · #8
Originally posted by kpriest:
Of course in today's world, we throw out all the joy and fun in life because of our paranoia and jumping to conclusions. you almost can't even smile at a child in public without getting strange, angry looks.


the world is just going to pot with too many self-appointed control-your-neighbour types and arrogant, simple-minded, blinkered do-gooders (some of them even reach high office!!!)

[typo corrected before someone catches me]

Message edited by author 2005-09-24 18:14:53.
 09/24/2005 06:22:31 PM · #9
Originally posted by orussell:
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
There was a news clip on TV this week. Surveillance cameras in a grocery store caught a guy with a camera phone taking pics of a little girl. He's in trouble.


What sick f#@k that guy must be.


Be careful with presumptions like that... here are photos I've taken of children I didn't know:



09/24/2005 07:24:28 PM · #10
Originally posted by suemack:
Wow.....they're awesome Ken!! First hand I've only seen the pics from some of the early phone cameras which were pretty dire.

edited to say....here they get a bit piffy if you take pics in any of the grocery stores/supermarkets without permission......you might be a spy for the opposition :-)


Thanks Sue - when I first got it, I was taking pictures in every store I went in just testing it out. I was pretty discreet, though.
 09/24/2005 07:57:42 PM · #11
Originally posted by orussell:
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
There was a news clip on TV this week. Surveillance cameras in a grocery store caught a guy with a camera phone taking pics of a little girl. He's in trouble.


What sick f#@k that guy must be.


Ah, america speaks. Goodbye freedom of expression.

Message edited by author 2005-09-24 19:57:59.
 09/24/2005 08:14:18 PM · #12
I hear Nikon have plans to release a CAMERA with a PHONE on it.....

*grins*.

Do you know how hard it is to find a mobile phone these days without a camera and internet?
Answer- there is not one available.

Im old man so all this phone tech is wonderfull but how do you make a phone call on the damn thing?...lmao
 09/24/2005 08:29:08 PM · #13
We should have a Camera Phone contest on the side sometime :)! That might be kind of fun.

Dave

Message edited by author 2005-09-24 20:58:18.
 09/24/2005 08:47:50 PM · #14
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
Originally posted by orussell:
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
There was a news clip on TV this week. Surveillance cameras in a grocery store caught a guy with a camera phone taking pics of a little girl. He's in trouble.


What sick f#@k that guy must be.


Be careful with presumptions like that... here are photos I've taken of children I didn't know:



Yeah... it is kinda shaky...
I was once on assignment in an arena covering a paintball tournament, during an intermission I made a dash for the public toilets to relieve myself. After, while I was washing my hands, cameras slung around my shoulders, a little asian boy about 2 1/2 feet tall walked up to one of the urinals and dropped his pants around his ankles and stood tip toe to pee into the urinal. All I could see looking straight at his back was a little kid at a urinal, part of his bare bottom, pants at ankles and him standing on tip toes. MAN... It was all I could do not to photograph him but it was all wrong for so many reasons. I would still like to duplicate that shot in studio but with the new laws it is probably a no-no.
 09/24/2005 09:00:56 PM · #15
Riot wrote:
Ah, america speaks. Goodbye freedom of expression.

Message edited by author 2005-09-24 19:57:59.

That was kind of a low blow.
 09/24/2005 09:18:20 PM · #16
Originally posted by alionic:
I hear Nikon have plans to release a CAMERA with a PHONE on it.....

*grins*.

Do you know how hard it is to find a mobile phone these days without a camera and internet?
Answer- there is not one available.

Im old man so all this phone tech is wonderfull but how do you make a phone call on the damn thing?...lmao


Actually I have the Blackberry 7100t, It does not have a camera in it.
 09/24/2005 09:19:01 PM · #17
Originally posted by kpriest:
Got an LG VX8100 1.3MP Camera phone a month ago. Quality is good outside in daylight and it takes photos in low light but VERY noisy. Here's one I thought was pretty good...


The only editing was a touch of USM and resizing it down to half the original size.


A great pic and this again kinda ...sorta ... shows that a photo at a max of 640 can look almost .. kinda ... close to .... right in there ... as a good 8.2 mp camera.
 09/24/2005 09:20:09 PM · #18
Originally posted by faidoi:
Robert Clark is traveling the U.S. and photographing the trip with a Sony Ericsson s710a.


The site doesn't really say ... but it sure looks like a little touchup, contrast, curves, levels etc on PS before uploading? Or are these basic straight from the camera .... ummmm another advertising gimmick?
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