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Offical Incredible Pics thread

i havent touched any settings on mine, i will definitely be messing with it more though

and keep in mind, i was drunk when i took the pic at the pens game haha, so it probably could have been better


LoL looked 100000 times better than the moto droid that I posted sober lol.
 
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First was done with the ISO around 200 I believe and the second was taken while carpooling to work, I think they both turned out great, Ilove the image quality on this phone!!!
 
So I think we can all agree that the camera can take GREAT pics outdoors.
But I didn't see alot of indoor pics. I am getting mostly blurry pics when I use indoors with the flash.

Granted most of the subjects are moving, but it still should be able to capture the moment without the blur.

Does anyone know of any setting that would prevent this?
 
Here's a quick snap, from a vehicle moving 50 mph.


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Here's the same photo, edited 100% on my Incredible with PicSay Pro:

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Again outdoors.

Anyone having the same trouble that I am having with blurry pics indoors with the flash?

Are there any settings to prevent this?
 
So I think we can all agree that the camera can take GREAT pics outdoors.
But I didn't see alot of indoor pics. I am getting mostly blurry pics when I use indoors with the flash.

Granted most of the subjects are moving, but it still should be able to capture the moment without the blur.

Does anyone know of any setting that would prevent this?
Set your ISO to the highest setting which is 1250 and use that with flash. You'll get noisier images (high ISO = noisier images, faster shutter speed; low ISO = cleaner images, slower shutter speed), but your subjects are less likely to be blurry as the camera will shoot at a faster shutter speed while still maintaining proper exposure.
 
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