Recent content by Woodoo

Definitely not, I had booth NEX5N and NX3000 in my hands, and there is no way NX3000 pictures quality would be better or equal as NEX5N. Don't know about NX300, never had one. And it's not only my NX3000 was faulty, I have checked more examples from different NX3000 cameras, and they all got...

Ok just a quick example of what NX3000 does with different ISO settings on same object. All pictures taken in low light, with auto white balance, auto exposure time, auto aperture, auto focus, color scheme sRGB, color wizard off, noise reduction off, stabilization off, custom ISO settings and...

Thanks, already enjoying :)

If the problem is heat produced by electronic elements, then probably there is no real solution for this problem, unless you got good skills in electronics. Try to use lens with wider aperture, that will reduce your exposure time. Also switch camera off for a minute before taking another photo...

It also could be some electronic element close to your sensor that produces some heat and that's affects your images on long exposures.

Sorry guys for late reply, had no time to take and post uncompressed pictures from my camera as I'm in a bed with 39 temperature and terrible headache :) Hopefully I will feel better tomorrow. It seems that I will have to live with it. Probably as you said will make pictures at max resolution...

NEX 5 definitely better than NX3000, I had them booth in my hands. It produces much better quality pictures, at least less noise than my new NX3000. Only thing I didn't liked about it, controls not as good as Samsung. But that may be because samsung controls looks almost same as Fuji, and my...

No haven't tried Photoshop or Lightroom, actually I think Lightroom came with camera, so probably will try it now. No, image hasn't been processed on a computer. I think settings was: ISO400, exposure time 1/320, White balance: cloudy, not sure about color wizard on camera, it probably was left...

Its JPG super fine I am using, just for day to day pictures i don't need it to be more than 6Mpx, even 6Mpx is more than I need for posting them online. I almost never use auto settings for white balance or ISO and speed as pictures looks much better when I play with settings. And probably no...

Probably yes, but I can't see same random dark or light dots on pictures taken with Sony NEX5 or my old Fuji when shooting on ISO400 in same light. It may be just me, will have to wait till my friend borrow his exact camera to compare them. Worst results is when you taking a picture of someones...

Alastair I will drop later some uncompressed raw files here, it may be more informative than me trying to describe it :)

Sonsor type of this camera: CMOS, size: 23.5 x 15.& (APS-C), same like used in many dSLR cameras, so I would expect better quality in low ISO settings. As I said even my old cheap Fuji (with few times smaller sensor) produces almost no such noise in same light with same settings. Yes it was...

It's zoomed on my computer to show what I mean. And yes you can see individual pixels in this picture and they look terrible. My friend took a picture with Sony Nex 5 in same light, with close setting and there are no such noise in his picture. So I wonder if it's me doing something wrong, bad...

I am just a beginner so not sure if I do something wrong or my camera is faulty. Almost every picture I take with my new Samsung NX3000 looks like it got bad random noise on darker colors. For example in this picture (ISO-400, time-1/320). Original image is resized due to size limit, but you can...

Hi everyone. Just having some fun with my cameras and looking for some useful info, that's why I'm here :) Without photography I am also interested in kitesurfing, electronics, sport cars and old Fords ;)