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2020-07-30
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#1031
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
Yeah... My every day used Samsung device is 5 years old now and despite all the hacking I made on it (not me personally but trying to improve capabilities others made possible) still not capable of shooting such nice pictures (12,8 MP vs 5 MP on n900...). If only n900 was up to date...
Originally Posted by peterleinchen
Not a big deal...
You paste the link of the image ("Insert link") then click on "Insert image" and paste the link of the miniature of the image then you only have to use "Enter" and "Spacebar" buttons to arrange the images... 
I pasted 3 images in a row only a spacebar between them and then "Enter" and pasted the other 3 images as I wrote above. That's it.
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2020-07-30
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#1032
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The only thing i kinda disagree is posting photos here taken with N900 and edited by any kind of program. It does not feel a pure N900 picture.
PS: it is just my opinion
PS: it is just my opinion
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2020-07-30
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#1033
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Originally Posted by deutch1976
I understand and accept your point. But how about raw...? That is pure n900; the true capability of the sensor. And that must be edited...
The only thing i kinda disagree is posting photos here taken with N900 and edited by any kind of program. It does not feel a pure N900 picture.
PS: it is just my opinion
Last edited by justmemory; 2020-07-31 at 04:12.
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2020-07-31
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#1034
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Originally Posted by justmemory
N900 has a good sensor and takes amazing pictures even nowadays. I could take a "bad" picture and edit it with lightroom to make it look nice and post it here. It might win the "picture of the month" prize
I understand and accept your point. But how about raw...? That is pure n900; the true capability of the sensor. And that must be edited...
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2020-08-01
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#1035
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Originally Posted by deutch1976
It's up to you what you share
N900 has a good sensor and takes amazing pictures even nowadays. I could take a "bad" picture and edit it with lightroom to make it look nice and post it here. It might win the "picture of the month" prize
For me this is all about using my beloved device and control every little detail of even the pictures that the algorithm would do other way (as we modify everything else on this device ). I take pictures for myself and not to win anything. And I always amazed what others might shoot and how others see the world 
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2020-08-02
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#1036
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Amazing pictures! And I don't really understand the talk about editing pictures, because digital images are always edited. You can either let the device do the editing or shoot raw images and do it by yourself. So the editing is always there, regardless of the camera used to the shooting part. You can buy a 2k€ DSL frame with a great lense, and use cameras 'auto' setting and have pretty good pictures. Or, you can unlock the full potential of the device to shoot raw, and do the editing by yourself. The same is with n900; it has a great camera, but it's automatic post processing doesn't always know what kind of image you wanted to take. Doing the post processing manually is not cheating, but rather part of the photographing process.
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2020-08-03
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#1037
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Originally Posted by Koiruus
Certainly even on N900 it is possible to edit a photo. The example i gave was to take a picture with the phone, edit it on "Photoshop" or other program and then post it here. Lightroom does miracles on a bad picture
Amazing pictures! And I don't really understand the talk about editing pictures, because digital images are always edited. You can either let the device do the editing or shoot raw images and do it by yourself. So the editing is always there, regardless of the camera used to the shooting part. You can buy a 2k€ DSL frame with a great lense, and use cameras 'auto' setting and have pretty good pictures. Or, you can unlock the full potential of the device to shoot raw, and do the editing by yourself. The same is with n900; it has a great camera, but it's automatic post processing doesn't always know what kind of image you wanted to take. Doing the post processing manually is not cheating, but rather part of the photographing process.
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2020-08-03
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Originally Posted by deutch1976
Yes and no. If the photo really sucks technically, then even a Lightroom wizard can't make it a masterpiece. And another point: I would consider as a DSLR in this matter; a device to shoot pictures with. You woudn't use your Canon/Nikon/Pentax/whatever DSLR frame to edit your pictures, but import the pics to Lightroom instead. So why should you use your n900-branded DSLR for the editing? But anyway, I get your point too
Certainly even on N900 it is possible to edit a photo. The example i gave was to take a picture with the phone, edit it on "Photoshop" or other program and then post it here. Lightroom does miracles on a bad picture
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