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<\/p>\nSo, it worked. Yippie !!<\/p>\n
The picture in the previous post, was taken, using my P800. I had passed an interesting subject on the street, taken the picture, and uploaded the ‘raw’ image from right there, on the street.<\/p>\n
Although the image taken, is only 640×480, this is a wonderful facility, and as you can see, is quite acceptable for web-display.<\/p>\n
So, now I’ve got home, I can edit, and ‘polish it’ at my convenience. On this occasion though, for comparison, I have re-edited it and put both versions up.<\/p>\n
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Also, I’d sent the image to a couple of folks by email. The main reason people want ‘picture-phone’ is to be able to send an image and perhaps a clip of sound, to another mobile device. Such a message is called picture messaging MMS. The image quality and size, when viewed from a phone though, is not quite so impressive.<\/p>\n
Now, I’ve got to practise all this in a riot \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
A ‘proper’ digital journalist has been able to do this for a while now. To take a picture on film and scan, or to take a digital image in the first place. Then, using a laptop computer to scan, and polish the image, then, to use a mobile phone and data card, to wire it back to base. This method is all quite expensive, but does maintain quality of image for other uses, printing etc ….<\/p>\n
However, using the Sony Ericsson P800 to take a picture, and have it viewable on the internet, immediately, is a most interesting step forward. Especially, without having to lug the kit I’ve just described about. My existing camera bag is quite heavy enough!<\/p>\n
Watch this space …….!<\/p>\n
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So, it worked. Yippie !! The picture in the previous post, was taken, using my P800. I had passed an interesting subject on the street, taken the picture, and uploaded the ‘raw’ image from right there, on the street. Although … Continue reading