noob with a camera phone wants some comments and crituqe please :D

[Bill19]

Hi, i only have a sony ericson 3.2 mp phone, but love photography, hopefully in November i am going to get a bridge camera, but untill then, all i have is extremley un technical and basic features to play with, so only artistic and non equipment related (unless it can be acheived with a phone) advice please

SOrry for the shoddy colour popping in this one

 

[Dantheman4334]

no way those are camera phone pics...shoot I wish my phone could do this

 

[Bill19]

sorry for all the pics, but new to the forum so there from a long period of time

 

[Bill19]

no way those are camera phone pics...shoot I wish my phone could do this

I know tbh i am surprised my self at one it can do, but i promise you they are!

 

[Bill19]

3 from this evening

Please comment

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

If you want comments, post 1-3 shots and wait.

For a cameraphone the first shot is nice.

Sorry, I don't have time to comment on the other 17.

 

[Bill19]

Ok, sorry thought it was a bit too many lol, this can just be a gallery type thread, just for people to look at i will maybe post up some of the pics i think could need improving ina another thread

 

[blondie621]

Great pics for a cell phone camera. I have seen some pretty amazing ones recently posted on facebook.
There are three cell phones on the market right now that produce pretty amazing photos.

1. Samsung Memoir, $250.00, T-Mobile
It is an 8MP camera with one of the highest resolutions ever for a cell phone. It can produce excellent 8x10 prints. It has manual iso settings up to 1600.
It also has auto focus, anti shake, face, smile and blink detection.

2. Samsung Omnia, $100.00, Verizon
It is a 4.9 MP camera that can produce very good 8x10 prints.

3. LG Incite, $100.00, AT&T
It has a 3.1MP camera with a fairly high resolution also. It also produces good quality 8x10 prints.

 

[KmH]

These images just go to show how much composition has to do with making images pleasant to look at. :thumbup:

Much more so than having a 'nice camera'.

Keep practising with what you have and learning about what you'll be able to do when you have a camera that will give you more artistic control over depth of field and shutter speed.

Don't go overboard with the verticals. They make me woozy.

 

[EhJsNe]

A salute you and your phone.

These are some pretty amazing pictures, especially for a camera phone.

You have to many to comment on! YARG!!!

 

[Bill19]

Thanks guys, i will post a few which i know could do with a little improving to be commented on another thread now...