Droid razr maxx photography.

[antoniotaj]

Ive had my maxx for a couple weeks now i positively love it and i was curious has anybody been using the camera for photography like me if so i'd like to see your pictures. Here are mine flickr.com/atsps

 

[dzyd]

it is true... photos are washed out. :icon_evil:
getting my maxx delivered tomorrow. cant wait.

 

[antoniotaj]

it is true... photos are washed out. :icon_evil:
getting my maxx delivered tomorrow. cant wait.

Your right i like the pics though i also like the whole aspect of smartphone photography

 

[Andielyn]

Ive had my maxx for a couple weeks now i positively love it and i was curious has anybody been using the camera for photography like me if so i'd like to see your pictures. Here are mine flickr.com/atsps

No, I haven't been using the camera for photography like you are, but have to say your photos are gorgeous! Great color, can't see anything "washed out" to me.

 

[cleave]

Ive had my maxx for a couple weeks now i positively love it and i was curious has anybody been using the camera for photography like me if so i'd like to see your pictures. Here are mine flickr.com/atsps

You're pictures are AMAZING! Hard to believe that was done with a phone. Any advise for a novice like me, as far as settings, flash, etc? I would love to take pics like that with my phone. Very nice.

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[HT_Flyer]

You're pictures are AMAZING! Hard to believe that was done with a phone. Any advise for a novice like me, as far as settings, flash, etc? I would love to take pics like that with my phone. Very nice.

Sent from my Droid Razr Maxx

+1, I want some insights too, those photos do look amazing.

 

[jntdroid]

I have noticed that, given the right conditions and lack of any movement, this phone can catch some pretty incredible detail in its pictures.

 

[jkaod]

Wow! Nice pictures! It's amazing that those were taken with a phone. Obviously, it's unfair to compare to photos taken with a DSLR, but dang those turned out nice for a PHONE camera that has VERY few settings that are manually adjustable.
I rarely try to take any nice pictures with my phone, just spur of the moment stuff and I am very pleased with the quality. If I want good photos, I grab my good camera.

 

[cleave]

Anyone try the Camera 360 app from the market/play store? I use it and it gives you endless options to customize your photos.

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[Andielyn]

I rarely try to take any nice pictures with my phone, just spur of the moment stuff and I am very pleased with the quality. If I want good photos, I grab my good camera.

Me, too. Funny thing is I took a bizillion photos with my camera on a cross-country trip and my hubby snapped a photo of the Grand Tetons on his phone that ended up being about the best one of the entire trip. Go figure.

 

[antoniotaj]

You guys are great i encourage you to use our razrs camera more! Ill be glad to check the pictures out

 

[antoniotaj]

My advice to any of you is get in tune with the auto focus i usually have flash off andielyn theonly other camera app i use is camera zoom fx

 

[xxwabbit]

I have a picture I took with the subject too far away. Can I zoom in and save the picture that way with this app? I'm not finding a way to edit the picture within the phones native camera app. I can crop and stuff but I'm not seeing a way to zoom and save. Does cropping a picture do the same thing?

Anyone try the Camera 360 app from the market/play store? I use it and it gives you endless options to customize your photos.

Sent from my Droid Razr Maxx

 

[Andielyn]

andielyn theonly other camera app i use is camera zoom fx

I have this app but haven't used it yet. I'll have to give it a try--thanks!

 

[bsweetness]

I have a picture I took with the subject too far away. Can I zoom in and save the picture that way with this app? I'm not finding a way to edit the picture within the phones native camera app. I can crop and stuff but I'm not seeing a way to zoom and save. Does cropping a picture do the same thing?

Yes, that's what cropping is. It cuts out everything you don't want and allows you to save what you do want. This, in effect, makes it seem like you've zoomed in and saved the picture (while you've actually just gotten rid of the excess around what you want).