Ever since i started using the Blackberry Curve,
one of the most common questions ppl have been asking is,
“How’s the camera?”
And i thought since i’m blogging about Cebu these few days,
i’ll post up some pix that i took with the Blackberry Curve 8520.
The Curve 8520 comes with a 2.0 MP camera.
Not that i’m fussed about how high the MP is.
I’ve stressed in previous posts how i get annoyed
when ppl judge a camera’s capability from how large their picture can be.
Why??
Unless you plan to blow that picture big enough to cover your wall,
or you publish your photos,
you don’t NEED the MP to be so high.
If anything, it just takes up additional memory space.
Even with my compact digicam, i lower the size down to 1024 pixels wide,
because more likely than not, it’s just going to be used to upload on to my blog.
If anything, i’m more fussed about the picture quality and how the auto functions adjust to different lighting conditions.
Ok, rant over :p
Anyway, i thought i’ll share some pix i took with my Curve
(i still haven’t given it a name yet, suggestions? :p)
and they received no editing whatsover.
In fact, i’m even linking the Twitpic page where i uploaded them immediately
wherever i was at that time which i thought was pretty damn coolย 
So i all i do is snap a picture with the Curve,
upload it unto Twitpic using the internet browser
(can go online anywhere i am in the WORLD )
and it’s available to anyone who’s following me on Twitter.
Not bad right?
I know i still can’t forget this picture Niki Cheong twitpic-ed in Bali
-_- Made me want to cry.
But it’s okay.
I’m going to be back there in two weeks,
and i’ll make sure i’ll twitpic pictures of Bali sunsets too!
MWAHAHAHA
+ + +
If you’re addicted to twitpic-ing like me,
Xpax is gonna launch the first prepaid Blackberry program.
Itโs not launched YET but you can pre-register at xpax.com.my!
for some reasons it’s not showing up. :/
fairy-cam.