I'll take a look. Many of the photos that I've taken have been in poor light. I'm not defending the camera, I also was disappointed; but, for documentation purposes, or given the right circumstances, it works for at least a *half* decent picture.Mountainbikermark said:Check out the "photos taken on the ipad" thread. Some ain't half bad
One OF THE best photos I've ever taken was on a 1.3mp phone camera. The lighting was perfect for a shot of Dark Hollow falls on the Sky Line Drive. Granted I'd never try to sell it for 8x10s but it has made some very nice 4x6 and 5x7 prints for family and friends. Too bad I lost the original in a computer crash in 09 or I'd post it.
dstuttgen said:Don't get me wrong, I do like my iPad. I just didn't realize that some of these limitations existed before I purchased it.
info said:Those look better than anything I've taken on my iPad. Are you sure you didn't use your iPhone camera?
dstuttgen said:So if the cameras were only intended for Face-Time video chatting, why is there a pre-installed photo album. If that album is for photos you load in from other sources, why didn't the dev's include an sd slot.
OK, I'm done now, I'll behave!
Cheers
dishantbadlani said:With this camera connection kit, we can only transfer the photos or other docs as well using a pen drive??
Kellog said:There is an App which is called 360 panoramic, it is amazing and is so useful for my work for flashy extras for the website. However the camera is pretty bad as said above and discovered myself. My question is that is it possible to use an external camera plugged in somehow to enhance the quality or not?
Ryan