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That shot of the tracks came out great!

Most of the shots on here show the RAZR camera's predilection for cooler colours; reminds me of Fuji film back in the day.

If you're going to do more of these outdoor scene type shots, I can't recommend the app HDR Camera+ any higher. It'll take true HDR shots (three exposure ranges combined); really opens up the contrast and colours, especially in low light shots.
 
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Those are awesome shots. What part of the country were these taken?

Thanks. They were taken in Southern Virginia. The one with the fence is my front yard and the other is a dirt road that my wife's grandmother lives on. Both were taken at sunrise.
 
That shot of the tracks came out great!

Most of the shots on here show the RAZR camera's predilection for cooler colours; reminds me of Fuji film back in the day.

If you're going to do more of these outdoor scene type shots, I can't recommend the app HDR Camera+ any higher. It'll take true HDR shots (three exposure ranges combined); really opens up the contrast and colours, especially in low light shots.

Thank you. Those were taken with stock camera and I wondered if there was anything I could use that would help. I will definitely try HDR out.

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Every picture I take inside comes out yellow. I realize fluorescent lights are tough on pictures, hard to get that right. But I have never had a camera that takes this yellow pictures inside .
Can anyone help?

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Yellow comes from incandescent bulbs and the sickly green comes from florescent. You can try filter gels over the lens, adjusting the exposure in the camera app, or bring in more light. More light is a good answer.

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Some pics in BW playing with exposure control.
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I think I need a red or orange gel for the lens.

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Took a few pictures at the races two weeks ago. Not bad considering the cars are doing around 180 mph!

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If i may give my honest opinion I think the razr camera is below par for an 8 mega pixel shooter, especially in the colour department.
I previously owned an N8 and that was a camera to be reckoned amazing pictures, granted it was a 12Mpx with a mechanical shutter and all that shanannigans but other 8Mpx camera phones I have tried all have better colours than what the RAZR offers, even so i love my RAZR and i think now there is no other phone I would rather have

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Took this one in a really dark restaurant. It's not the best pic I've taken with this phone but it's in low light, WITH flash I think. It does take much better pics than my Droid X (original). I still have the X in good operating condition and the Razr is quite a bit better in terms of low light picture taking. They both have crappy too narrow lenses. But I got a camera app that does pan out to a wider angle which is much better than stock.
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This is a friends 90's Ferrari, taken with my razr, 2 weeks ago,it has a 7000-Macintosh stereo and amp, crazy, didn't know they ever made car audio

my razr's sharper then yours ™
 

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