Can You Tell The Camera Make & Model From The Pictures? Total results: 32 Pages: 1 | 2 [ 2] |
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 ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-24 15:14 I've removed all the EXIF data so nobody can cheat
Yes I know too well about the right button click that shows you the properties
including camera model |
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 ID: 247662 Posts: 32 | Date: 2008-07-24 18:32 Resolution 800x600 ? Pretty old model.
In small resolution photos from mobile look fine.
Example made by Sony K750i. It's mobile phone with 2 MP camera.
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-24 18:53 grzegorzki:
Resolution 800x600 ? Pretty old model.
In small resolution photos from mobile look fine.
Example made by Sony K750i. It's mobile phone with 2 MP camera.
Ahh! remember when you upload pictures onto forum posts the jurgita website
automatically resizes them for quick display |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-24 19:09 The first one was taken on the Cathkin braes, between Cathkin & Cambuslang to
the north & East Kilbride (where I live) to the south.
And the picture file on my desktop is 3.2mp, 1632x1224 @ 72dpi resolution...
taken with a sony ericsson K800i cybershot phone camera
But you have to admit not bad for one taken quickly
mobile phone cameras are much better today than when they first came out
Though that was taken early march this year, my current phone boasts 5mp camera |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-24 19:14 This picture was taken with a digital camera, not the phone this time...
but which brand/model was used?
1mb is the file size limit in forums so I've had to shrink it, sadly |
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 ID: 233002 Posts: 13 | Date: 2008-07-24 19:23 NIKON!?
haha. I have no idea.░Gabrielle ♪♫ |
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 ID: 216242 Posts: 2 | Date: 2008-07-25 03:55 I dont understand why you ( Gary ) allways talk about Cameramodels and all this
? I think you would love to have a good Model but only take you Cellphone for
Pictures... Dont take it personal but it looks like...
I can take with my Camera Photos up to 3000 px. Thats not Possible with
Cellphone . Also i dont prefer Digital Zoom ( most Cell have this ) . I can
manage all also Manual how i need it ( ISO - WB ... ) have the Option to take
other Objectives ( Macro or some for long Distance ) can use Filters ( Sepir ..
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Seriel Photos are also Possible and a lot more...
I think a good Digital Camera is never a Cellphone... you can take nice Photos
with this of course but Cellphone allways lose if you want to use this prof.
But why you talk about all this in different Postings ?
Cant u accept that there are people outside who have better Camer as u ? I also
dont have a Top Model ( Haselblade or similar )... but its ok and i dont tell
all the use of this Topquality Cameras that my Canon is same to the Models ... |
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 ID: 236396 Posts: 23 | Date: 2008-07-25 04:02 I think the clouds look a bit Japanese, so I guess it must be a Japanese camera
manufacturer. And looking at the sky I think the price is probably sky-high, so
I guess its the top model  |
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 ID: 666 Posts: 98 | Date: 2008-07-25 06:00 Gary Young:
The first one was taken on the Cathkin braes, between Cathkin & Cambuslang to
the north & East Kilbride (where I live) to the south.
And the picture file on my desktop is 3.2mp, 1632x1224 @ 72dpi resolution...
taken with a sony ericsson K800i cybershot phone camera
But you have to admit not bad for one taken quickly
mobile phone cameras are much better today than when they first came out
Though that was taken early march this year, my current phone boasts 5mp
camera
Would have guessed. Not becouse i own 800i too (though plan to change). As long
as you do not use zoom, it was perfect for quick shots in parties or outdoors.
But it will not replace real camera.
5mp camera in phone is nothing to boost about. It depends a bit on a lens, and I
have seen 8mp cameras in phones as well. Quality ? Havent seen photos by it yet,
but well... I do not buy phone to use as photocamera. Shots are an added bonus,
but well...Part of jurgita.com administration team. |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-25 21:09 The picture of the sky was taken in the late evening...
and the camera..... Samsung GX10 (DSLR) using Schneider lenses |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-25 06:37 Wob-Graphics:
I dont understand why you ( Gary ) allways talk about Cameramodels and all this
? I think you would love to have a good Model but only take you Cellphone for
Pictures... Dont take it personal but it looks like...
I can take with my Camera Photos up to 3000 px. Thats not Possible with
Cellphone . Also i dont prefer Digital Zoom ( most Cell have this ) . I can
manage all also Manual how i need it ( ISO - WB ... ) have the Option to take
other Objectives ( Macro or some for long Distance ) can use Filters ( Sepir ..
)
Seriel Photos are also Possible and a lot more...
I think a good Digital Camera is never a Cellphone... you can take nice Photos
with this of course but Cellphone allways lose if you want to use this prof.
But why you talk about all this in different Postings ?
Cant u accept that there are people outside who have better Camer as u ? I also
dont have a Top Model ( Haselblade or similar )... but its ok and i dont tell
all the use of this Topquality Cameras that my Canon is same to the Models
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Excuse me?
The picture in the post I made at the top was taken with a phone but it's the
only one
and... being limited to 1mb maximum file size for attachments to forum posts you
need to resize the pictures from the DSLR's and the other digital camera's |
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 ID: 36347 Posts: 221 | Date: 2008-07-25 06:43 You know alot about cameras. I don't so much. I use the disposable ones mostly.Owner
Bodi N Balance LLC
www.bodinbalance.com |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-25 10:15 Trevor Tieche:
You know alot about cameras. I don't so much. I use the disposable ones
mostly.
A good photographer could use any camera on the market and still get a good
result with it
it's down to how steady your hand is & how close to the subject, lighting,
lenses being clean, every once in a while format and/or replace memory cards
The DSLR advantage is interchangable lenses |
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 ID: 247404 Posts: 151 | Date: 2008-07-25 11:06 The DSLR advantage is the option to manualy focus and zoom. And no offence. But
a total beginner with a DSLR camera could outshoot a professional with a cell
phone camera. Clarity, lighting, iso, focus, resolution. All these are from a
DSLR, you cannot control any of that with a Cell Phone camera. You get what 3MP
at most with a cell phone cam, and a decent DSLR starts at 10.2mp
In your first picture, I knew right away that it was taken with a cell phone
camera, vice a DSLR, as the background was more out of focus then the
foreground. The lighting was off, and the color hue wasnt vidictive of the
current scene. Something that is typical when using a cell cam. Im not saying
your photo is bad in any way. The photo itself is nice, but just the quality of
the image is what made it stand out to a cell cam vs a DSLR. |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-25 18:44 David Leeworthy:
The DSLR advantage is the option to manualy focus and zoom. And no offence. But
a total beginner with a DSLR camera could outshoot a professional with a cell
phone camera. Clarity, lighting, iso, focus, resolution. All these are from a
DSLR, you cannot control any of that with a Cell Phone camera. You get what 3MP
at most with a cell phone cam, and a decent DSLR starts at 10.2mp
In your first picture, I knew right away that it was taken with a cell phone
camera, vice a DSLR, as the background was more out of focus then the
foreground. The lighting was off, and the color hue wasnt vidictive of the
current scene. Something that is typical when using a cell cam. Im not saying
your photo is bad in any way. The photo itself is nice, but just the quality of
the image is what made it stand out to a cell cam vs a DSLR.
Pentax K20D, you can do it al manual or auto, and 14.6 effective megapixels +
CMOS image sensor... weatherproof to and personally I think it's better than the
Canon 450
Still, you would have to shrink the image down to 1mb file size on the desktop
to display it in forum |
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 ID: 246345 Posts: 605 | Date: 2008-07-26 09:29 Gabrielle P.:
NIKON!?
haha. I have no idea.
This is discution between photographers, of corse we dont have any ideea |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-26 17:51 Elena Marin:
[Gabrielle P.: ...]
This is discution between photographers, of corse we dont have any ideea
The picture of the sky was taken with a Samsung GX10 (DSLR) |
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 ID: 155195 Posts: 696 | Date: 2008-07-29 10:43 Yes. If you are a profesional at what you do, you should be able to.
Its like asking a model if she can guess people's height.
They'll do that without thinking twice
Libby |
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ID: 237093 Posts: 1786 | Date: 2008-07-29 18:10 Libby A.:
Yes. If you are a profesional at what you do, you should be able to.
Its like asking a model if she can guess people's height.
They'll do that without thinking twice
Libby
You can edit your own posts Libby if you make a mistake so you don't have to
worry about the worls seeing some erroe that you've made
Sometimes I do that! |
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