I can't make my mind up.....

[Grumpy1]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Quite correct Sir.
Having said that, on a phone with a fixed focal lens at least you can zoom in and chuck pixels away without losing so much detail
Problem is they can suffer noise from packing all those pixels into such small sensors!
I'll digress as we are veering off thread topic

No problem Jeff. It's my thread, you have my permission to say what you like.

Chad.

[Jay]

Originally Posted by Grumpy1

Thanks Jay. There isn't any other colour on her other than grey. Not surprising really as she's a British Blue cross, although I don't think there is much of anything else in her.

Hope you don't mind me saying, but pixels don't make pictures. Lenses and shutters do. A camera with a good lens and shutter will take a perfectly good picture at 3mgp and on a decent (photo') printer an A4 print would be acceptable for most purposes.

Now puts on his tin hat and gets behind the barricade!

Chad.

LOL... You can come out from behind that barricade Chad as you have just educated me I looked up shutter speed or ISO speed and exposure (see I am getting the hand of the lingo now) and although it shows on the phone as an option, it is muted so can't be changed. Perhaps a feature they will upgrade or as an upload some time in the future. Interesting stuff
BTW Very rare I have seen a grey cat like Karla. I think she is gorgeous

[Grumpy1]

She's not all sweetness and light Jay. Here's a shot of her trying to sneek up on my parrot, Peanut. Actually, Peanut's the boss. He's only got to make a move towards her and she's off like a shot!



Chad.

[Jay]

Originally Posted by Grumpy1

She's not all sweetness and light Jay. Here's a shot of her trying to sneek up on my parrot, Peanut. Actually, Peanut's the boss. He's only got to make a move towards her and she's off like a shot!



Chad.

haha Chad. You would think it would be the other way round. I see Peanut is biomorphic supertallic in colour...