Q. I have a Samsung Galaxy Prevail and it has pretty good photo quality.
Its just whenever I take a picture of myself or others they tend to look ugly lol.
And they never look like myself or the person. D;
Should I just give up and resort to countless hours of editing or are there steps that I can take so that the picture comes out better?
Thanks!
LOL thanku Richard. I do have a camera but I thought phones were more convenient. But anyway I'll use that one instead. The phone takes piccies that look like poo.
-rolls eyes-
A. What you have is a telephone that also has a camera. If you want to take good photographs then get a camera.
A good camera has a lens that can focus. Your phone has a fixed focus lens that's "pretty good" but never perfect.
A good camera has glass optics rather than the little plastic wide angle lens on your phone.
A good camera can be adjusted to make changes to exposure, light colour balancing, and even zooming. Your phone has none of those features.
So, like you say, you can edit forever or get a camera rather than a phone.
Oh, one advantage of the phone is that it can be used to make calls.
Best phone on the market?
Q. Hello there,
I'm upgrading my phone in July (2012), & I currently have a Blackberry torch.
I'm having trouble choosing my next phone. There's so many out at the moment.
Here's what I'm looking for;
Camera w/. flash
Internet capabilities.
Touchscreen would be nice.
Front camera.
Twitter/Facebook applications.
iPhone's are overrated, so no iPhone.
& it has to be w/. At&t.
So, what do you all think I should do?
- Thanks.xD
A. The Samsung Galaxy SII and HTC are very popular as of now.
SAMSUNG GALAXY SII
Carrier
AT&T
Form Factor
Style: Bar, Touchscreen
Size
Product Dimensions: 4.96â (L) x 2.60â (W) x .35â (D)
Weight: 4.3 oz.
Color
Black
Battery
Standby Time: Up to 400 Hrs*
Continuous Usage Time: Up to 8 Hrs Talk*
Network
Frequencies and Data Type: GSM Quadband:850/900/1800/1900MHz UMTS Triband:850/1900/2100MHz
Data Speed: GPRS/EDGE/HSPA+
SAR Value: Head 0.36 W/kg
SAR Value: Body 0.90 W/kg
Platform
Android 2.3.6, Gingerbread
CPU
Processor Speed, Type: 1.2 GHz, Dual Core (Samsung Exnyos C210)
Display
Display Resolution: 480x800 Pixel
Display Size: 4.3"
Display Technology: Super AMOLED Plus
Has Touchscreen
User Interface
User Interface Features: Widgets; TouchWiz; Social Hub; Smart Unlock; Accelerometer
Camera
Rear-facing Camera Resolution: 8.0 MP
Front-facing Camera Resolution: 2.0 MP
Digital Optical Zoom: 4x
Camera Features: Auto Focus; Shot Modes, ISO, Shooting Mode, SceneMode, White Balance; Smile Shot; Camcorder; DivX®; HD Recording; HD Playback; TVOut; Online Image Uploading
Audio
Audio Features: Music Player; Compatible Music Files, 3GP, AAC, MP4, M4A, MP3, OGG, WAV, WMA; Audio, Streaming; Ringtones, Polyphonic 40levels; MP3/Music Tones
Video
Video Features: Video Player; Compatible Video Files, 3GP, AAC, AAC+, AMRNB,AVI,eAAC+,H.263, H.264, MP4,MPEG4, QCIF, WMV; Video, Streaming
Fun and Entertainment
Fun and Entertainment Features: Downloadable Content; Wallpapers, Animated; Samsung Widge Gallery; Samsung Media Hub
Business & Office
Business & Office Features: Microsoft® OfficeCompatible; vCard/vCalendar; Voice Memo
Messaging Options
Messaging Options: Email; Corporate Email; Picture Messaging; Text Messaging; Instant Messaging; Threaded/ChatStyle; Video Messaging; Swypeâ¢; Predictive Text (XT9®)
Connectivity
Connectivity: Bluetooth®; Bluetooth® Profiles, A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, OPP, PBAP; WiFi; WiFi- Hotspot; HTML Browser; Flash®; Javaâ¢; GPS
Memory
Internal Memory: 16GB/1024MB RAM (4GLPDDR*2)
External Memory: Supports up to 32GB microSD⢠card
Calling Functions
Calling Functions: Speakerphone; Voice Recognition; Voicemail; Speech-to-text; Text-to-speech; Etiquette/Gesture Mode; Picture Caller ID; Multitasking; Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC); TTY; Airline Mode
HTC
Additional Details
Camera
Rear-facing Camera
ResolutionEnhanced 8 MP camera with 28mm wide-angle lens, f22 low-light capability and dual LED flash
Live video capture and playbackHD 1080p video capture
Front-facing Camera1.3MP
Music
Music player
Supported music formatsMP3, WAV, WMA
Built-in FM Radio
Customizable equalizerIn headphone mode (Headset sold separately)
Create music playlists
Messaging
Text MessagingInsert pictures, video clips and sound clips easily
Instant Messaging (IM)Google Talk (TM)
Email
Mobile EmailGmail(TM), Yahoo!®, POP3/IMAP4, Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync®
Microsoft Direct Push
Good(TM) Mobile Messaging
Video & Web
Web browser
Applications/Media
Ringtones
Cool ToolsGoogle Maps(TM), Street View, Android(TM) Market, Search, Sync, Voice Search, YouTube(TM), Block Caller, Facebook® for HTC Sense, Flash Light, FriendStream, HTC Hub, HTC Likes, Twitter for HTC Sense, and Amazon Kindle.
GamesNeed for Speed(TM) Shift
ThemesWallpaper, background, custom menus/popups, icons and more
Visual Voicemail
Preloaded Apps from AT&TAT&T Navigator®, myAT&T, AT&T FamilyMap, YPmobile, AT&T U-Verse® Live TV**. Separate subscription may be required.
Productivity
Alarm clock, Call waiting, Caller ID, Calendar, Personal Organizer
Address book
Conference calling
Call Forwarding
Multitasking
Use voice and data simultaneously
Extras
4G high-speed data and voice
World phoneTri-band
BLUETOOTH® wireless connectivity
USB connectivity - transfer data through a USB cable
Hands-free speakerphone
Voice dialing and voice commands
TTY/TTD Compatible
Hearing Aid (HAC) ratingM3,T3
Enhanced AudioearSmart⢠Advanced Voice processor improves call clarity & sound quality
Battery
Talk timeUp to 7.6 hours
Standby timeUp to 12.2 days
Capacity1620 mAh
Weight6.24 ounces
Size (inches)5.07 x 2.64 x 0.44
Memory
Internal memory storageUp to 16 GB
Expandable memory storageUp to 32 GB
Memory formatmicroSDâ¢
Wireless Technology
GSM/GPRS/EDGE850/900/1800/1900 MHz
3G - UMTS/HSPA+850/1900/2100 MHz
EDGE high speed data network
BLUETOOTH® technology3.0
FOTA capable - upgrade Firmware Over the Air
LTEBand 4 and 17
4G LTE speeds 4G speeds delivered by HSPA+ (with enhanced backhaul) or LTE, where available
Im sorry but I am an iPhone 4S user and as a iPhone user I have to say although I do disagree with you for not giving the phone a try, I do agree that it is to popular at the moment. Bottom line is though (nothing beats and iPhone)
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