from what i've read one of these two companies manufacture the iPhone
http://www.foxconn.com/
http://www.quanta.com.tw/Quanta/english/Default.aspx
http://www.foxconn.com/
http://www.quanta.com.tw/Quanta/english/Default.aspx
LOLAssuming she is as young as she looks, is this the Jailbait iPhone instead of a Jailbroken iPhone?
i agree, that was my first reaction when i saw the pics. iphone pictures look like these:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chezfarmer/2775710070/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/earlysound/2765524757/sizes/o/
(couple of examples taken about the same distance away in about same amount of light).
Ha ha thats right
Kiko (Key-co (girl in the picture) what I have named her) is just a tester. gizmodo got it wrong.
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This is better then the inspected by #21 tags
doesn't anyone else see how high quality the images are, they are not from an iphone
She looks 15 .... I wonder to see pictures all process of making iPhone, lucky Chinese
doesn't anyone else see how high quality the images are, they are not from an iphone
So I don't know what the metadata says, but there is no way the standard iPhone camera took that pic, this is not a picture from the iPhone, just compare it's resolution to the other pics from the phone. There is something fishy with this pic.
i agree, that was my first reaction when i saw the pics. iphone pictures look like these:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chezfarmer/2775710070/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/earlysound/2765524757/sizes/o/
(couple of examples taken about the same distance away in about same amount of light).
You couldn't possibly know, from the information available, how much light there was in any of the photographs. Your first example was taken in the shade and shows obvious characteristics of camera shake, and/or distortion from a smudge on the lense. Your second example has been compressed to about 1/4 of its original size (in data), so it's not going to look anything like what it did originally.
In bright, even light, such as would be present in a factory, the iPhone camera can take photographs of that quality.
You couldn't possibly know, from the information available, how much light there was in any of the photographs. Your first example was taken in the shade and shows obvious characteristics of camera shake, and/or distortion from a smudge on the lense. Your second example has been compressed to about 1/4 of its original size (in data), so it's not going to look anything like what it did originally.
In bright, even light, such as would be present in a factory, the iPhone camera can take photographs of that quality.
Haha that's so funny! Resolution seems a bit off for iPhone photos...
I think you're confused. These photos are actually smaller than what the iPhone takes. The iPhone takes pictures at 1200x1600 pixels and you can get those files through iPhoto. I think you've been emailing them to yourself which compresses the file and shrinks it to an 600x800 pixel size. As you know the camera is 2 megapixels or about 1200x1600.
You couldn't possibly know, from the information available, how much light there was in any of the photographs. Your first example was taken in the shade and shows obvious characteristics of camera shake, and/or distortion from a smudge on the lense. Your second example has been compressed to about 1/4 of its original size (in data), so it's not going to look anything like what it did originally.
In bright, even light, such as would be present in a factory, the iPhone camera can take photographs of that quality.
ok, here's couple of example of factory shots taken with iphone:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/silvermountain/2480020422/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/photography4me/1199206125/sizes/l/
better?
if you find factory pics of that quality taken with iphone, please contribute positively and share them. don't just try to come up with reasons why the ones i found aren't valid.
Kiko is a Japanese name, not Chinese.
I'll agree that she is cute and I wish my phone had her on it.
Wait... she can be now. Downloading pics to iPhoto.