LG G4

Hisashiburi

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Other than the f1.8 cam, i dont find the G4 to be very compelling.

- Form factor has more bezels than previous versions.
- Screen tech i dont really care about.
So what if it shows more colours and is brighter, really doesnt affect me. I wouldnt even be able to tell.
- Dont care for leather back
- Not cheap either

LG should have focused on a killer form factor with minimal bezels, imo.
 

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haha. old school. nowadays mostly IMAP and EAS liao. Email is instant notification one leh. No need refresh in email client la. :s13:

haha ps, I didnt set my phone for email push notification, that's why I am always refreshing either from desktop or phone :)
 

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LG prepares 4,000 G4 smartphones for a worldwide consumer experience outreach; Singapore included:

http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/tech...sumer+experience+outreach;+Singapore+included

"Gearing up for LG’s biggest and most aggressive smartphone launch to-date, 29th April will not only see LG officially announcing their upcoming flagship across several cities, but also an ambitious consumer experience program prior to the phone’s retail availability....."
 

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already signed up last week..anyone received the invitation yet?
 

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Other than the f1.8 cam, i dont find the G4 to be very compelling.

- Form factor has more bezels than previous versions.
- Screen tech i dont really care about.
So what if it shows more colours and is brighter, really doesnt affect me. I wouldnt even be able to tell.
- Dont care for leather back
- Not cheap either

LG should have focused on a killer form factor with minimal bezels, imo.
The built-in manual mode is useful. Set shutter speed at a moderately fast speed, e.g. 1/100s, and more of your shots will be less blurry
 

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The built-in manual mode is useful. Set shutter speed at a moderately fast speed, e.g. 1/100s, and more of your shots will be less blurry

fast shutter speed, if low light still useless. picture will be underexposed. If you increase ISO, there will be more noise
 

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wohoo!!! They called me! Received a call from 63195*** Any1 from this forum received a call too? :D
 

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fast shutter speed, if low light still useless. picture will be underexposed. If you increase ISO, there will be more noise
FYI, shutter priority will automatically increase iso to match exposure.

An underexposed noisy (but sharp) photo can be "rescued", a well-exposed, low noise but blurry photo cannot be used :)
 

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FYI, shutter priority will automatically increase iso to match exposure.

An underexposed noisy (but sharp) photo can be "rescued", a well-exposed, low noise but blurry photo cannot be used :)

Haha true, the bottomline is always the skill of the photographer not the camera :)
 
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