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I don't know how to put words to describe. this was taken in a very very dark room. everything is taken without flash using Spider Podium (sorta Tripod).
Default camera app, Auto ISO to 800, everything on Auto.
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Default camera app, ISO set to 100, everything else on Auto.
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ProShot camera app, Exposure timing 4secs, ISO set to 100, everything else on Auto.
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Lowering the ISO (i.e. 100) produces images with less noise at the expense of requiring more light thru tweaks like a longer exposure time (i.e. 4 secs).
I think the ProShot app is very well designed - it's easy to use and most controls are easily accessible in 2 taps.
cant you do the something with ev set to say 1 1/2?
I would be interesting to see the above photos taken by free hand (not with any kind of tripod) ... :)
Potential fire hazard...
Yup, thus i purchase the app right away after i try it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shredcow
tried that, and it's impossible due to its 4 sec shutter speed .. unless you can find some thing to rest your hand on it but it will produce very very blurry image. even very slight movement must be omit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaripi
i will try some night shot later evening time .. currently it's UTC +8.00 over here. i will try to compare with stock app and proshot with mainly difference exposure timing and iso, and will not touch the ev for now :)
there is only option like -2 ~ +2. i don't find any other options like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Huime
well not 1 1/2 thou, but by default it should have -2, -1 2/3, -1 1/3, -2/3, -1/3, 0, and increment of 1/3 until +2.Quote:
Originally Posted by pen zoil
I test a similar setup as your sample pic, set iso 100 and do a ev0 and ev +1 1/3, seems pretty much like what you get from the proshot.
ProShot is a great app, I love it too, but the output is not different from default camera, instead the interface is really brillant.
yup, with setting above get shots pretty close, but with longer exposure time bring more detail & cleaner shot too. i find that using 2 sec exposure time with iso 100 & ev 0 makes the shot looks sharp and clean in proshot, with 4 sec everything looks just too bright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Huime
you can focus lock, manual focus, and range of shutter control. that's a bang for buck for the ui & features that comes with it. this app just gave me more confident with my lumia 920 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrion1984
Default camera app. everything on Auto.
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Proshot, iso 100, ev 0, 1 sec
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Proshot, iso 100, ev 0, 2 sec
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Proshot, iso 100, ev 0, 4 sec
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why not add a default cam with iso 100 too, and ev set to some what equivalent to 1,2,4sec
default app, iso 100
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proshot, ev 0, 4sec
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Mother of god :shocked::shocked::buying that app now !Quote:
Originally Posted by pen zoil
you can do that with ev settings, op is somehow not showing the real difference of the app. But I guess is worth the money if you are really into photography.Quote:
Originally Posted by barareklam
The default app has enough settings to do the same, but if easier cool :) Support developers :D
ya its quite possible, but the app is easier ^^ i just have to bring the exposure timing up to make better picture at night and able to produce light traces from busy night streets. diff is that image is tad sharper compared to playing with exposure value at the expense of using tripod.Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyng
actually to be honest, im abit confused with the default app settings :) thats why im amazed with how easy to use and yet able to bring outstanding results with proshot ^^ personally im not really 100% into photography, just love mobile imaging :P my experience with camera is only until point&shoot and compact system.~Quote:
Originally Posted by Huime
The function you are using is for taking long exposure pictures instead of extra light for dark enviroment. Which is why you need a tripod to take those pictures. Ev is for the purpose that combines slightly longer exposure plus digital enhance, doing the same job in a faster pace so that your image will not be distort by hand shake.
Honestly, I do not think it is possible to take photo with default app and have shutter speed 4 seconds. May be I do not know how to achieve that with default app so if someone know please advice me.
Anyhow I took one picture with shutter speed 1 second, ISO 100, here is result.
got what ya mean, btw i just tried, ev 1 1/3,2/3 & 2 with iso 100 looks pretty close to using ev 0, 4 sec with iso 100 using proshot. maybe the longer exposure is use for combination of night scene + light traces effects when taken at night streets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Huime
that is why i bought this app ^^ anyway i just tried playing the ev setting in the default app and able to get similar night result, the difference is that i can't get effect like this in the pic due to its shorter exposure time of 1sec as compared to 4secs :)Quote:
Originally Posted by barareklam
