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[bradart]

Doesn't look fine.. looks like an inside picture. Can you post the EXIF data?

Try forcing it to ISO 100 or 200 and see how those turn out.

man, you're taking this really personally.



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[jonnythan]

Originally Posted by bradart

man, you're taking this really personally.

What are you talking about?

[thacounty]

Originally Posted by jonnythan

Doesn't look fine.. looks like an inside picture. Can you post the EXIF data?

Try forcing it to ISO 100 or 200 and see how those turn out.

It was an indoor picture with Lights on. Its not like I turned off all the lights in order to spoil HTC's plan of making a camera. If it was low light I would accept that, but indoor doesn't always mean bad lighting. I have numerous pics taken indoors that turned out well on other cams.

Anyway, I tried all different iso's and guess what, it was the same.

[thacounty]

Originally Posted by bradart

man, you're taking this really personally.



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Haha for real! I think he may be invested in HTC stock and doesn't want me letting the world know that the raining static is not actually part of their world!

[jonnythan]

Originally Posted by thacounty

It was an indoor picture with Lights on.

That doesn't always mean much. Speaking as someone who has been into photography for a while and have some experience with light meters and manual exposure modes, I can say that it can be deceptively tough to judge how much light there is.

Originally Posted by thacounty

Anyway, I tried all different iso's and guess what, it was the same.

This is honestly interesting. Post some taken outside in broad daylight at ISO 100 or lower, along with EXIF data.

[jonnythan]

Originally Posted by thacounty

Haha for real! I think he may be invested in HTC stock and doesn't want me letting the world know that the raining static is not actually part of their world!

That sort of attitude is not going to raise awareness for your issue.

[thacounty]

Originally Posted by jonnythan

That doesn't always mean much. Speaking as someone who has been into photography for a while and have some experience with light meters and manual exposure modes, I can say that it can be deceptively tough to judge how much light there is.

Let me see if I can explain this, I have taken pics inside, in the same lighting, and had pictures with no static. In fact, my Kodak camera has NEVER had static. My Treo Pro, never had static, it was a 2.0 MP cam. My Touch Pro, never had static, 3.2 MP. This phone is the first I have ever seen with this effect, and I am taking pics in the same house!

This is honestly interesting. Post some taken outside in broad daylight at ISO 100 or lower, along with EXIF data.

I don't know what you are looking for. I don't want to have to take my house outside to take pictures. You know, if I go to the Corvette museum here and want a picture of a car they probably won't let me take it outside haha. I promise I have changed every setting and some have static and some don't. I haven't had one without static in a while though.

Originally Posted by jonnythan

That sort of attitude is not going to raise awareness for your issue.

Haha we are just messing around. We like to have fun, but for real you seem very invested in this camera. I understand it isn't going to work a miracle, but I don't want pure crap either.

[jonnythan]

Originally Posted by thacounty

Let me see if I can explain this, I have taken pics inside, in the same lighting, and had pictures with no static. In fact, my Kodak camera has NEVER had static. My Treo Pro, never had static, it was a 2.0 MP cam. My Touch Pro, never had static, 3.2 MP. This phone is the first I have ever seen with this effect, and I am taking pics in the same house!

I don't know what you are looking for. I don't want to have to take my house outside to take pictures. You know, if I go to the Corvette museum here and want a picture of a car they probably won't let me take it outside haha. I promise I have changed every setting and some have static and some don't. I haven't had one without static in a while though.

I'm not looking for an explanation - I'm just looking for some example pictures. I'm trying to figure out what you're talking about. It sounds like you're just describing noise to me, but you say it's happening even in bright light. I find this issue interesting, so I'd like to see some examples with EXIF data.

I'm not accusing you of anything, nor am I saying you're wrong about anything. I'm curious.

[thacounty]

Originally Posted by jonnythan

That sort of attitude is not going to raise awareness for your issue.

I just realized you don't have a Hero. This has been ongoing since the phone was released. This issue is an issue with every Hero I know of. I haven't seen anyone who said they never had this problem. There's your history. HTC needs to address the fact that this camera is having this problem. This isn't MY issue, this is HTC's issue and it should be fixed. Though it probably won't.

[thacounty]

Originally Posted by jonnythan

I'm not looking for an explanation - I'm just looking for some example pictures. I'm trying to figure out what you're talking about. It sounds like you're just describing noise to me, but you say it's happening even in bright light. I find this issue interesting, so I'd like to see some examples with EXIF data.

I'm not accusing you of anything, nor am I saying you're wrong about anything. I'm curious.

Going for a run and my license expired so I have to fix that. While I'm out I will try to see if I can get some pics.