Hello Folks,
The other day I was walking my dog on my property. We came upon a immature retail hawk that was on the ground. It just watched us it did not feel threatened. Thank goodness thoses tallons are sharp and the beak is too!! The only camera I had was in my cellphone. It took an ok general picture but I tried to use photoshop 10. I tried to crop it, that was ok. Then I tried to zoom in and the result was a totally blown picture with over piculated image. I will not share the garbage that I came up with because it was that bad. Any suggestions as to what I could do to get a nice image?
Thanks
Blake
thanks Mr. Wilson,
I just went from a droid back to a flip phone. One that meets mil specs. I am a firefighter and droids do not like cold or wet situations. So I will not be looking for a new I phone. They are but for deck jockeys
Blake
Thank you Steinmetz,
I knew that someone would be able to send me to someplace to get good software.
Blake
Now I might be wrong...but it sounds like you got a Motorola Tundra.
_Rex wrote:
Now I might be wrong...but it sounds like you got a Motorola Tundra.
Rex,
No sir, it's a Caseo g2. It meets Mil specs. Since I'm a fire fighter I need a phone that can withstand water and temperture ranges.
Blake
Same as my Tundra. Got great coverage in the Montana mountains.
Blake wrote:
Hello Folks,
The other day I was walking my dog on my property. We came upon a immature retail hawk that was on the ground. It just watched us it did not feel threatened. Thank goodness thoses tallons are sharp and the beak is too!! The only camera I had was in my cellphone. It took an ok general picture but I tried to use photoshop 10. I tried to crop it, that was ok. Then I tried to zoom in and the result was a totally blown picture with over piculated image. I will not share the garbage that I came up with because it was that bad. Any suggestions as to what I could do to get a nice image?
Thanks
Blake
Hello Folks, br The other day I was walking my dog... (
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Carry a real camera with you... IMHO
Blake wrote:
_Rex wrote:
Now I might be wrong...but it sounds like you got a Motorola Tundra.
Rex,
No sir, it's a Caseo g2. It meets Mil specs. Since I'm a fire fighter I need a phone that can withstand water and temperture ranges.
Blake
I can just picture the scene. You and several other guys are making your way through a burning house, looking for survivors. Suddenly, your phone rings. "Hold on guys. It's the wife. I've got to take this. Yes, dear, I can stop at the store on the way home. Let me find a piece of paper - whoops, it burned right up."
Blake wrote:
Hello Folks,
The other day I was walking my dog on my property. We came upon a immature retail hawk that was on the ground. It just watched us it did not feel threatened. Thank goodness thoses tallons are sharp and the beak is too!! The only camera I had was in my cellphone. It took an ok general picture but I tried to use photoshop 10. I tried to crop it, that was ok. Then I tried to zoom in and the result was a totally blown picture with over piculated image. I will not share the garbage that I came up with because it was that bad. Any suggestions as to what I could do to get a nice image?
Thanks
Blake
Hello Folks, br The other day I was walking my dog... (
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I almost always have my 8mp point and shoot Canon with me. Cell phone take lousy pictures. The SD1100i Canon takes ok images but they are full of data that won't get pixelized and you can work with them in post.
The samsung galaxy S11 has an 8mg camera and takes damm good pics.
oldmalky wrote:
The samsung galaxy S11 has an 8mg camera and takes damm good pics.
Well, are they damn or good? :D
Blake wrote:
_Rex wrote:
Now I might be wrong...but it sounds like you got a Motorola Tundra.
Rex,
No sir, it's a Caseo g2. It meets Mil specs. Since I'm a fire fighter I need a phone that can withstand water and temperture ranges.
Blake
Blake, I'm gettig rid of my Droid as well and looking for a tough flip phone with Military specks as well, how is that Caseo?
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