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11-09-2009, 07:21 AM
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Regard Me!
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Re: Anyone seriosuly looking at the new DROID?
The camera sucks ass. They hyped up that it is 5 MP (although MP really don't matter after a certain extent and I hate that companies and best buy use this as the 1 major thing to look for) but I'm still hoping it is software related and not a problem with the camera itself....only time will tell.
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11-09-2009, 07:39 AM
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In Domino Confido
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Re: Anyone seriosuly looking at the new DROID?
I checked it out on Saturday, and found out I'm do for an upgrade on the 12th. I will be getting the Droid.
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11-09-2009, 10:48 AM
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Team of 11...Always
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Re: Anyone seriosuly looking at the new DROID?
God let's hope open source GUI becomes standard on smartphones thanks to some of the updates that the new DROID's bring.
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11-09-2009, 09:45 AM
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Back in the midwest!
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Re: Anyone seriosuly looking at the new DROID?
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10% software, 90% hardware. The somewhat random exposure results are caused by poorly designed metering software. HOWEVER the washed out look is due to the nature of the LED flashes. The color temperature of the flashes is off, they don't "spread" the light enough, and range is very limited, so you get a hotspot on anything close because the camera is overexposing trying to show the far away stuff too.... Other half of the hardware problem is the sensor - it just plain SUCKS. all that hideous shadow noise is due to that, and there's no updating or fixing that. Long and short of it, don't expect any significant improvements to the camera from a software update... it's just not gonna happen.
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