Not entirely true. The Nokia 920 and Galaxy S3 in night mode can take some surprisingly impressive low light shots.
As you can see here.
No, it won't beat a dSLR or even higher end point 'n shoots, but they're still pretty solid.
The quality I expect is something close to Sony RX100 MII not a camera phone. But thanks for pointing back to the photoshoped, not taken with Lumia pictures...
Wuh? Are you saying the shots I linked to were Photoshopped? Hell, they were taken by one of the guys at The Verge. There's even a video of him doing so on the page.
No you can't change physics. Maybe it's time to give that Canon 6D back if you think that this will ever replace a DSLR. Maybe if your 6D has a kit zoom locked at 35mm and stuck at f/16 it would replace that but otherwise no.
Well....then the video was photoshoped too lol![]()
That was me making that statement and yes in 10 years you may be right. Last month I bought a new compact camera (Panasonic Lumix TMC TZ 40) and it has the highest MP available for a compact at 18.1MP. The most expensive Nikon and Canon DSLRs don't go further than 36MP currently and now Nokia intends to put a 41MP into a phone-camera. This is not going to work as all camera simply work with the light they can capture. The chip in a camera phone is just to small to pick up enough light for real good shooting (high ISO or moving objects). Just try to take a picture with your iPhone in the dark on a moving object: total fail. Increasing MP will only make this worse (other things kept equal)
With current tech yes its unattainable. I'm probably just wishing toward the future but MP/sensor isn't the only thing you could improve on a compact/phone.
And still infinitely more useful than iOS.
Windows or Windows Mobile? Windows is more useful than IOS, but it's also a desktop platform and doesn't run as well on a cellphone. Windows mobile phone on the other hand is a ridiculously silly copy of IOS.
I've never used an IOS device or a Windows Mobile 7/8 device before...
How could you think that Windows Phone is a "silly" copy of iOS?
Wow!! You got a screenshot of a mac computer crashing|? Impressive!! Been waiting to see it on my Mac for ages.....!!
Because it is? It's blatantly obvious - slide to unlock, launcher, toilet paper scroller applications, locked out architecture, etc., etc.... On the other hand, 7/8 Series is a lot uglier than IOS. I guess I shouldn't have said I'd never used either one before. I've had some experience with each, just not enough to really get to know either one.
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How could you think that Windows Phone is a "silly" copy of iOS? I don't see how anyone with even the smallest amount of hands on time with a WP device could thi...
...oh.
Well nevermind then.
Was excited about 1020 till I saw sample photos. It's looks like 920.
808 PureView takes much, much better photos, has a bigger sensors and much better IQ.
Nokia messed up the camera with 1020.
Programs? It's not running Windows 98. Things are called Apps on smartphones now.
What an important distinction.![]()
With a sensor that small, 41MP will produce extremely noisy photos. They have the logic wrong on this, unless we're talking about daylight shots.
This is refreshing. A news article fully dedicated to a Microsoft phone with the big letters MICROSOFT taking up the whole front page on MR.![]()
Am I the only one that thinks this is a bloody awful idea
Yes. Just like cheese, yogurt and butter are all just "milk."
don't display your apple fanboy ignorance. The 1/1.5" sensor is larger than whats inside some DSLRs
I love my macs, but honestly... you're claiming you've never had a crash on your Mac... ever?
Sorry for my skepticism, but I find that hard to believe.
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Windows or Windows Mobile? Windows is more useful than IOS, but it's also a desktop platform and doesn't run as well on a cellphone. Windows mobile phone on the other hand is a ridiculously silly copy of IOS. I've never used an IOS device or a Windows Mobile 7/8 device before (although I used to have a Windows Mobile 2003 and 6 device, which is completely different), but it's obvious that Microsoft wasn't happy with their Windows Mobile userbase, so they "quit" so to speak, and made their version of IOS, Windows Mobile Phone 7 Series. It worked kind of like IOS, but had less applications, less functionality, and looked downright ugly, so nobody bought it.
Would you rather buy an expensive and good looking original or a cheesy and ugly knockoff with a novelty camera?
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