Motorola V710
No difference in picture quality between low, medium, high. Only in size difference?
I just took a pic of something with medium and high resolution.. and both pics are EXACT quality.. Only difference is when i see them on my computer then obviously there is a size difference..But on the phone i see NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL. this is stupid...
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This shouldn't be surprising. You're phones' display only has limited resolution. No matter what picture resolution is stored in memory, only a limited amount of pixels are available on the display to reproduce the picture.
As the old saying goes -- "You can't make Chicken Soup out of Chicken S#'~".
As the old saying goes -- "You can't make Chicken Soup out of Chicken S#'~".
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Visioneer said:
This shouldn't be surprising. You're phones' display only has limited resolution. No matter what picture resolution is stored in memory, only a limited amount of pixels are available on the display to reproduce the picture.
As the old saying goes -- "You can't make Chicken Soup out of Chicken S#'~".
So are you saying that i should see the difference on my computer??
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What program do you use to move pictures from your phone to your computer?
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litobirdy said:
I just took a pic of something with medium and high resolution.. and both pics are EXACT quality.. Only difference is when i see them on my computer then obviously there is a size difference..But on the phone i see NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL. this is stupid...
If you shrink the "larger" one down to the same size as the "smaller" one, then the previously "larger" one will have more detail... a "tighter" density of pixels making up the photo. It will therefore be a better quality picture.
(I don't want to point out the obvious here... But just in case some people aren't clear on the subject)
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npitlor said:litobirdy said:
I just took a pic of something with medium and high resolution.. and both pics are EXACT quality.. Only difference is when i see them on my computer then obviously there is a size difference..But on the phone i see NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL. this is stupid...
If you shrink the "larger" one down to the same size as the "smaller" one, then the previously "larger" one will have more detail... a "tighter" density of pixels making up the photo. It will therefore be a better quality picture.
(I don't want to point out the obvious here... But just in case some people aren't clear on the subject)
Now how does that work? If you take a digital image tha...
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hypnotizd said:...npitlor said:litobirdy said:
I just took a pic of something with medium and high resolution.. and both pics are EXACT quality.. Only difference is when i see them on my computer then obviously there is a size difference..But on the phone i see NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL. this is stupid...
If you shrink the "larger" one down to the same size as the "smaller" one, then the previously "larger" one will have more detail... a "tighter" density of pixels making up the photo. It will therefore be a better quality picture.
(I don't want to point out the obvious here... But just in case some people aren't clear on the subject)
Now how does that wo
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hypnotizd said:...npitlor said:litobirdy said:
I just took a pic of something with medium and high resolution.. and both pics are EXACT quality.. Only difference is when i see them on my computer then obviously there is a size difference..But on the phone i see NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL. this is stupid...
If you shrink the "larger" one down to the same size as the "smaller" one, then the previously "larger" one will have more detail... a "tighter" density of pixels making up the photo. It will therefore be a better quality picture.
(I don't want to point out the obvious here... But just in case some people aren't clear on the subject)
Now how does that wo
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