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barackohandso:
Cristiano Ronaldo

thank goodness someone still has the reasoning to confirm things before posting rubbish.
later same folks will complain of bad press in Nigerian media.
smh.

taken at a nephews grad ceremony

lol

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geebee0985:
Pls what is the picture mode that was used for the pictures??

I used the Auto mode but twicked the other settings such as ISO and White balance.

timbros:
1) Go to his profile. Click on 'Send email to xxxxxx'. You've just PMed him. He will get a notification and reply you.

2) I think he wanted to do the posting in Google+ himself and credit you with the details you give him.

Nice pictures BTW...

Thanks and done.

Kachisbarbie:
but you for show us the phone and tell us how to set the camera.
My friend uses S4 - I have never seen such clear/fine pic on her dp
I am planning on getting a new phone with good camera -had BB__Passport in mind.

aside from the focus adjustments.
You need to remove the ISO (relates to sensor sensitivty to light) from auto to maybe 100 or 200 depending on the lighting thats available
and also change the white balance from auto to the environental conditions. most of them were taken with the WB set at cloudy.

hope this clarifies

360command:
Op, freelance photography or photography journalism go fit you.

hahahaha lol.

I do a 8 - 5 job excluding the "travel" times to and from the Island. so time no dey for photo-journalism (at least ATM)

Orikinla:
OP, send these fantastic shots to Samsung and Google.
To increase the international appreciation, I will post them on my Google+ page, and on my global network. PM your full names and contact emails for your credit.

Cheers.

I dont know how to do the above i.e. (1) PM you. It seems you are offline BTW. (2) send the shots to Samsung and Google.
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please enlighten me how. will appreciate it

duni04:
op u sure u not lying?

to what benefit do I need to lie

Mrkuvuki:
These pictures look good ..I'll prolly read a review/comparison abt the iphone,passport and Samsung ,most times high pixels don't equal good pictures

FACT......pixels dont equate to good pictures, nor the Camera type but ITS the photographer that produces nice shots eventually.

ogormcd:
The Samsung Galaxy S 4 has a really good camera for a mobile phone, but it cannot be compared to a compact camera, not to talk of a DSLR. Are you sure you actually have a DSLR?

YES Sire.

A Nikon D3000 with 18-200 mm telephoto lens and a 18-55mm kit lens

faheez:
Making sense alot

SMALLPENIS:
wow, you are good in photography

xtervaganza:
Nice pictures

Thanks for the compliments

Thorerah:
I love the photo of the sunset. My phone's camera is 13mp as well but I haven't quite mastered how to take focused subjects in blurry backgrounds. How did you get it?

This was achieved by taking close-up shots of the objects and tapping on the particular spot you want to be in focus. then snap ASAP before the camera resets its focus point.

nani667:
The Samsung Galaxy S4 actually has 2MP front facing camera sir

my bad
thought it was always 5.

13MP rear
5MP front

Sunset on the Victoria Island, Lagos

The next frames;

I tried some "panning" shots (for those with some basic knowledge of photography) to indicate motion of the cars.

The first tried to freeze the car while the second shot showed the fast moving nature of the vehicle.

Here I must admit a DSLR out performs the phone camera (you cant have it all)

The following shots as a photography person I attempted various focusing points for the camera.

the first focused on the coke bottle while the second focused on the cisco phone dials blurring out the other parts respectively

more

The next was done with a small snail I picked as it was just after the midnight rain

Hello Everyone,

Just wanted to share my pictures with you all.

The pictures were mostly taken in Ikorodu, Lagos with my Samsung phone and its pretty impressive.

Funny enough my Nikon DSLR (18-200mm lens) couldn't match up with the macro functionality of the phone.

Just shows that being small dont mean there are things you can do better than the big boys