Playing with a Camera Phone...

[dave87]

Well, its not often that I venture into the wilderness that is the Creative forum, but on my walk back from campus today, I saw what I thought was a pretty good image. Shame I had only my k800i on me

So opinions guys, I have a cursory understanding of composition, but little else, and this image has come straight from my camera phone - not altered in any way (yet)

So here goes -

[kempez]

Nice mate

[HoldenBurn1000]

I have that phone Awsome picture you got there. Really good quailty for a phone.

[johnny02004976]

thats a great picture for a cam phone mate

[villarule]

Yup, the camera on the k800i is awesome.

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Some examples from me with the same phone.

[Nick F]

Amazing how much camera technology has improved on the years.

[HoldenBurn1000]

Amazing how much camera technology has improved on the years.

Complety, you remember when you used to have to plug in a camera to the old nokias. somthing like .00000001 of a mega pixel or something lol.

[kempez]

A couple of mine with my k800i. Not so good but I'm impatient with photo's it has to be said

These are bordered automatically so click for some that are just resized

Longleet



My walk home



Tree in the park

[dave87]

Nice pics Kemp

Being a Photoshop newbie, whats the best way to enhance the 'darkness' of the dark part of the picture, whilst leaving the vibrance of the sun & clouds?

[Hans Voralberg]

Use the color selector (not sure if its the right name) and select the dark patch, then Level it or use filter Brightness/Contrast