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Still loving my phone, although I have been somewhat distracted.
Meet Amelia..3 weeks old today
Meet Amelia..3 weeks old today
Just seen that you got a HTC one in the other thread! Thinking what but I thought you said.......
Damn impressive result you got in the end! What did I say
Would love to hear how you find the camera overall in comparison to the S and other wee things like battery, speakers etc.
There are few phones we play with where we think that we have the complete package and would happily give five stars. The HTC One S would have had five stars had it not been for the 16GB memory cap and non-HD screen.
Of course, it's getting on a bit in smartphone terms now, but it goes ahead of the HTC One X+ thanks to a) a lower price, b) a new Jelly Bean update and a design that we think betters even the HTC One. It's micro-arc oxidisation, and we challenge you to find one person who owns this phone who doesn't love the feel of the back.
It's not got a superbly high resolution screen, the internal memory isn't good enough for many and it probably won't go above Jelly Bean in terms of software.
But let's not get caught up with negativity here: if you're not bothered about a massive memory (which most people aren't), you probably can't do much better now for a mid-range phone. The HTC One S is a beautiful handset blessed with beautiful capabilities and is available at very palatable price points.
Meet Amelia..3 weeks old today
So is anyone jumping ship to the HTC one or GS 4?
Techradar?
Nope, I'd still take a cheap N4 over those two... The only ones I'm interested in are...
HTC M4 and Motorola Ghost (hopefully small but high end) or the Sony Honami and Nokia EOS (return of the high end cameraphone!)
Techradar?
Congrats The HOS is great for family shots!
Nope, I'd still take a cheap N4 over those two... The only ones I'm interested in are...
HTC M4 and Motorola Ghost (hopefully small but high end) or the Sony Honami and Nokia EOS (return of the high end cameraphone!)
think you could make them any smaller though
I'm keeping my One S until a successor is available.
Surely there's still a market for us small handed men who don't like bricks in their pockets. I just want a 4.3" 720p HTC android phone
Nope, I'd still take a cheap N4 over those two... The only ones I'm interested in are...
HTC M4 and Motorola Ghost (hopefully small but high end) or the Sony Honami and Nokia EOS (return of the high end cameraphone!)
I am also pretty tempted by the mini one, however, the price needs to be spot on! If they can bring it in at £300-350 with the specs posted previously i.e. 720P SLCD 3 or SAMOLED (the new panel), S4 based processor, ultrapixel camera, 2GB RAM and a decent sized battery, I will be pleased!
Nice shots sarge, think you could make them any smaller though
AFAIK, nope Hopefully next month!
@gavin
Reduce the sharpness to -1 and the rest is down to you!
- Always make sure you have nice lighting conditions
- use the presets if you're taking certain shots i.e. macro (close ups)
- touch to focus (sometimes this only works the best for certain scenarios and other times you are better of just "point and shoot" [wait for it to focus manually first] i.e. landscapes)
- HDR is good for low light/dark conditions (if you don't want to use flash), however, you need a steady hand and only best for non moving objects, also good for when you have an area where it is a bit dark and very bright i.e. taking a shot of a building with the sun right behind it, can also work out nicely in the conditions of Sarge photos there. Best to just mess around with this mode and see how it works
- if a shot doesn't come out great, try using the auto enhance effect in the stock gallery or a 3rd party app like snapseed, this works out very nicely if the photo is a bit washed out looking