M Graff

I would like to know the specs on the Android tablets that you are using. If you have problems with the app, I guess that the hardware isn't up to the task... I did try it on a cheap tablet, and it was a very big difference from the real ones I use daily.

The Android app was updated yesterday, and it is now much smoother than before. I can't say how, but the route control is better, and even the occupancy sensor are "crisper".

Strange, I haven't experienced any of the issues on my several Android devices. Sony (phone and tablet), Asus (tablet), Samsung (phone) and Nexus (tablet). They use Kitkat and Lollipop. There was an issue with the feedback sensors, but that was solved with one of the updates. We use it at modular meets with many users, all with no big probs. I only have 12 locos in it and only use 2 screens for switches though....

"Sepia summer" 50 x 60 cm, oil on canvas.

Latest painting finished! "Winter" Oil on canvas, 24" x 20".

Work in progress.

Nice work in progress!

Just wanted to share my latest work: I call it "Autumn line".

Some mixed images of my builds.

Some pics of finished builds for the layout: Alamosa: Drug store: Boiler house Hotel People:

Some more pics: Getting there slowly... :-)

Thanks

So, you compare the results of no added light photo's taken without reflectors, with outside shots!? Okay.... just to get a different opinion, as you seem to be very opinionated against anything that is outside the standard sphere, my friend who is a prize winning photographer saw my pics and said that: 1- the depth of field was very good, better than his SLR's ever could manage. And 2- that the low light results were very much better than his digital Leica could manage. So, show me your inside, no added light other than 2! 4 watt LEDs with better resolution or quality.

The new firmware has made the early glitches a non issue according to M3 magazine.And RAW? I can't edit RAW in my tablet anyway. So that is also a non issue for me. It is rated 4 out of 5 by me, and that is what counts. Besides, tbe ratings on newer reviews are in the 4 out of 5 range. It is very suitable for the job I need it for. Edit: the lag and lock up are almost all on iOs.

No, that's wrong...I have used other cameras, and they are NOT better than this. This gives the same quality pics as the (much more expensive) SONY RX100. And the glitches?? Locking up?

My wife had some good luck as she found it on sale for £120 including the case.

In higher resolution: I will try some outdoor pics when the weather gets better... :-)

HI again! I took a couple of test shots today. I used no additional lights and in the photo size that is standard when transferred to the phone. Feels like it's got potential.

Merry Christmas! I got a new camera as a gift from my wife. [] I have used my old Sony DSC320 for several years, but it has starting to show its age... The new one is a Sony DSC QX100: It uses my smartphone as a display, and if I mount the lenz separately, I can be 30 feet away with the phone to control it. Very useful feature. It is a very nice piece of hardware which will be very fun to use more. Here is a test pic from this mornings "Julotta" (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julotta) Anyone tried it for model photos?

It looks very nice! It'll be very fun to follow this build!

I am now building the benchwork for this bilevel HOn3 layout (with staging underneath). It is 450x350 cm. It is freelanced with a Colorado setting in the 30's. Any input on improvements would be appreciated. Thanks.

No, they are not included in the app, but I use the roco 10787 settings. It works perfectly.

No the CS version is current detecting.The OPTO uses reeds.

After the latest update it works perfect!I can very much recommend the Digikeijs detector! http://www.digikeijs.com/dr4088rb-cs-16-channel-r-bus-feedback-module.html At €60 it is a very cheap alternative to ROCO 787 plus reeds. The Digikeijs detector handles 16 blocks where the Roco only handles 8 blocks at a cost of €92....

If you wonder what the icons for the functions really means, I now got a cheat-sheet from Roco: :-)