alex_virt

You are welcome :) Be sure to get the battery grip, it turns this hard to use and easy to drop phone into a nice point and shoot camera.

Those pictures aren't watercolours but big murals that decorate some buildings in my neighbourhood. Here are few more full res photos: About as good as it gets. It sure isn't pocket Hasselblad, but ...

This is exactly why I bought it. I wanted to get the 808 first because of its better lens, but it is rare, only available used, and prices are too high. I always keep the 1020 in my bag/pocket and ...

Excellent postcards!

About a month ago, I bought a Nokia Lumia 1020. Here are some impressions. The sensor is great, but the lens is not up to the task, edges are blurred. Image stabilizer works OK for stills, not so ...

Here is an example. It was snot handheld, so alignment isn't perfect, and number of frames should be higher, but you get the idea:

Here is an example of a very dark scene shot with Cortex Camera: I don't like the unnaturally pushed shadows. Will turn shadow enhancement off next time.

I had to press the phone against a fence to take these. With its automatic exposure and WB, CortexCam can sometimes produce surreal night photos, but I am impressed with the quality!

Without a tripod the alignment isn't perfect. Maybe my hands are too shaky. This app allows some cool tricks like blurred water without an ND filter.

A few OOC JPEGs, no post-processing, shot on a tripod: I like the blurred cars on the first one.

Works best on a tripod, of course.

Thank you very much for this link!

Thanks for the info! Just tried it on my G4. Nice app, produces very clean photos. It has some drawbacks though: no WB or EV adjustments and drains battery pretty quickly.

Beautiful photos and excellent processing!

Great photos!

I want to shoot some videos with my LG G4 and use a neutral density filter for slower shutter speed. Do you know any (variable) ND filter that works with LG G4? I got this one from Amazon, but it ...

Better colours on the Pentax, much better lens on the Sigma.

Daylilies. The Sigma could capture velvetiness of the flower that no Bayer camera can do.

It's a shame! SD9 could take beauuuuuuuuutiful winter photos but was nearly impossible to shoot at sub-zero temperatures. After a couple of shots, the damn thing refused to work until warmed up! ...

One of my first and favourite SD9 photos. This portrait was shot at a street festival in September 2010, shortly after receiving my new old SD9. The lens was 17-70mm/2.8-4.5. At the Fiat 500 ...