A Sunlit Tree in the Park
Wispy Clouds in the Sky
Frank Lloyd Wright Spire in Scottsdale, AZ
My First Broken Tennis Racket Strings
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Wow Kristi, the resolution is really good. By the way, you good at tennis? Thats one of my fave sport!
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That’s a cool looking spire. When did they put that up? I like the tree shot too.
Looks like the camera takes some nice shots. I’m going to be in the market for one soon, so thanks.
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I like the photo of broken tennis racket strings. There is a story inside.
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thanks
although vagas sounds rather cool
i love your tree photo
I’m using Sony with 7.2 mp and the picture doesn’t good enough especially when take a picture like your Frank Lloyd Wright Spire picture above. Do you use night scene setting for that?
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Wow, what is the resolution for this phone camera?
I love it, Kristi.
Do you have used LG before? I like to buy the new one but still afraid of its capability and durability.
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Hey, I’m the first to comment here. Wow! The Frank Lloyd Wright Spire looks fantastic. Are you sure it isn’t an advanced Warp Core from Star Trek? Sure looks cool. Wonderful pics.
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great stuff. the pictures are really detailed…must be a great phone.
i loved the first two the most.
do you play tennis, kristi?
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Wow, wonderfully clear pictures! My fave has to be the clouds.
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@Ben, Irtiza: I just started playing in July I think. My rating is between a 2.5 – 3.0, and I am going to try out a league in January. Singles and Mixed Doubles.
@Wayne: The spire has been up as long as I can remember. I’ve only been in Scottsdale for 9 years though.
@tikno: Pride that I finally hit hard enough to break strings!
@chloe, Dennis: Thanks!
@alem: There aren’t any different settings. It does pretty decent shots at most lighting levels that do not require a flash.
@Aldhis: It’s a pretty simple 2.0 mp camera. This is my second LG phone. It’s pretty nice for a iPhone type touch screen.
@Roshan: Thanks. It does look very sci-fi.
The first pic is great. All these picture i guess have been taken at evening. in the morning or lator when natural light is little bighter then the results would be amazing, thats for sure. you have good sense of framing things intact.
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Nice Pics
@Shanker: I am very picky about framing. If something looks less than centered or if I cut off the edge of something, I take the shot again. Thank goodness for picture review on digital cameras!
@Future: Thanks!