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Not too sure if anyone has mentioned yet. Anyway, the admin on LG Facebook replied to me that Android 6.0 will be coming to the G4 in late Q4 :s12:
 
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new user of the G4, got mine used for 480 at mobilesquare...

anyone know why when i increase shutter speed to 1 or 2 seconds, the image becomes overexposed? iso at 50 but still the image is nothing but white cause of overexposure.

im trying to capture a shot like this where the water has a sort of "cloudy" look, was trying at macritchie.
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SyraLeo said:
new user of the G4, got mine used for 480 at mobilesquare...

anyone know why when i increase shutter speed to 1 or 2 seconds, the image becomes overexposed? iso at 50 but still the image is nothing but white cause of overexposure.

im trying to capture a shot like this where the water has a sort of "cloudy" look, was trying at macritchie.
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you will need a nd filter if you shot it on bright day light...even with 50 ISO its still too bright..

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SyraLeo said:
ooh... bought a set from amazon to play with, cant wait for it to arrive!
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With the ND filter, you can also try photographing a busy
street with traffic with longer exposure and see what
result you get.

If the 2x ND filter is not good enough for a longer exposure,
use the 4x ND or just two pieces of 2x ND filter.

Working with long exposure during bright daylight is very
interesting and the start of a journey to discovery to the
joy of mobile phone photography. Enjoy! :s22::)
 
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ParkJinYoung said:
I encountered this.
Then i took out batt and try again
The phone reboot till logo and just mati

Brought to service ctr to change the board

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zzzz.... happening to me now, guess i have to go down as well..

btw usually how long does it take to replace the motherboard?

hows their customer servce ?


now im abit regretting pushing this phone to my friends :s22:
 
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falcom2002 said:
With the ND filter, you can also try photographing a busy
street with traffic with longer exposure and see what
result you get.

If the 2x ND filter is not good enough for a longer exposure,
use the 4x ND or just two pieces of 2x ND filter.

Working with long exposure during bright daylight is very
interesting and the start of a journey to discovery to the
joy of mobile phone photography. Enjoy! :s22::)
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I'm interested in getting a tripod to take long exposure shots. Any recommendatuons or where to buy?

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falcom2002 said:
With the ND filter, you can also try photographing a busy
street with traffic with longer exposure and see what
result you get.

If the 2x ND filter is not good enough for a longer exposure,
use the 4x ND or just two pieces of 2x ND filter.

Working with long exposure during bright daylight is very
interesting and the start of a journey to discovery to the
joy of mobile phone photography. Enjoy! :s22::)
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I bought this set of ND filters.

I assume the ND 2 4 8 is what you mention as 2x 4x.

Also got a cheapo octopus tripod, since daylight too strong i'm gonna try night shots.
 
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