It's not the camera, it's the photographer: Photo Assignment

[JustJazzie]

Taken on a Konica Minolta several years ago. Forgive the low quality, it is a recovered image, but still one of my favorites! (As you can tell from my avi!)

 

[Ashlee_Duh]

Taken with a Canon AS1000

I think this is from 2009.

 

[jake337]

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If you want to get real creative with your phone, try Camera FV-5. Gives you control of your phone's camera.

Sent from my Galaxy SII using Tapatalk 2

I also have that app for my HTC One S. I'm finding it doesn't actually give you full control. I was doing some experimenting and was finding that I was getting the same exposure at 1" as 10 seconds. The only one I have found that really gives you control over shutter speed was "proshot" but that was for windows phones.

 

[S2Ace]

Took this a while back with my sony point and shoot. This photo really piqued my interest in getting better in photography

 

[STM]

Not so sure a Nikon Coolpix 5000 qualifies as a point and shoot but it is the closest I have to one!

 

[bhop]

Samsung Galaxy S2

Cleanliness by bhop, on Flickr


Fun Ride by bhop, on Flickr

 

[dalex100]

Galaxy Nexus

 

[ph0enix]

Samsung Galaxy S2



Fun Ride by bhop, on Flickr

Nice Bianchi C2C!

 

[Benco]

Taken with my Fujifilm HS10. (It only took 30 or so out of focus/overexposed duds to get her!)

 

[bc_steve]

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those are all with my cellphone, Motorola Milestone. Often when I am working or snowboarding that is all I have. I think I may have posted that fire picture elsewhere...

 

[CandySvoboda]

St. Thomas, USVI

Taken on an iPhone 4 (no special camera app)

 

[rozaza]

took these two with my iphone 5
quite simple, but I still like them

 

[SamSpade1941]

iPhone 4

 

[Mully]

Canon Powershot 550

 

[bluehouse]

Very nice, I love it. Pictures looks really beautiful and natural. Which camera do you used and how many mega pixel it has??