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Post pictures taken with your Galaxy S4
- Thread starter wicked
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It's True - iPhone is pretty good at it, and the video too.
Jerseyboy113
New Member
12 or 16oz Prime Ribe or Rib Eye? I would love one of those right now for breakfast
Jerseyboy113
New Member
12 or 16oz Prime Ribe or Rib Eye? I would love one of those right now for breakfast
16 oz. Just finished the remains this morning
.Bluesman2008
Active Member
Here's a side by side with the GS4 vs. Nikon D3200 taken from the same place and time. As far as clarity and sharpness, they're extremely comparable (even when I blew these up side by side at a pixel view). The Nikon does seem to have better color saturation. Other than that, they're pretty close.
Wow the Nikon really brings out the golden color of that black car, and even makes it look a little larger.
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In most scenarios I don't have a problem with auto-focus. Can you elaborate a bit?
Takes a long time to focus. The green box last for no longer than about 2 seconds
I almost always do a quick tap on the screen before taking a shot and as long as there isn't crazy movement (both from me or from the subject) it sticks long enough (or re-focuses fast enough, not really changing the focus) to get a good shot. It's also really good at picking out faces automatically - so even if it tries to re-focus after turning green, it seems to still manage good shots for me. And don't forget about the voice controls - saying smile, cheese, capture, or shoot will prompt it to focus and take a shot. I use that a LOT at home with my kids - it takes out the small vibration that can happen when you tap the shutter button, and is just plain handy a lot of times.
