Everyone sure is talking about the possibilities of 41 Megapixels Camera in Nokia 808 PureView. We also did. After studying the whitepaper describing every bit behind the imaging technology used in Nokia 808 PureView, one can really understand how that big sensor can lie inside a smartphone without loosing quality. Yes! it’s not “quantity”, it’s “quality” what is needed for pure photography.
The camera in X7 is just similar to the ones in Nokia C7 and E7 but a bit different in Nokia E6 as per the specifications. Before using the camera in X7 I suggested the one in E6 must be better amongst the Symbian^3 range (not including N8) as the specification wise the E6 was having a bit larger aperture and in fact did produce some better results when shot indoor than C7 and E7. But results from X7 aren’t that bad, in fact they are pretty much better than the ones from C7 or E7 and even E6.
Apple has published the original photos taken with 8MP camera in the new iPhone 4S. Well in straight words, they look great. Impressive! while hinting about the camera features, Apple listed the HDR function that has been given by default.
Apple claims: “With 8 megapixels and all-new optics, this just might be the best camera ever on a mobile phone. It just might be the only camera you’ll ever need. And if you think that’s amazing, wait until you see your photos.”.
Nokia E6 has been equipped with same 8 Megapixel sensor which also came in C7, E7 and X7. But there is some thing a bit better than all others and that is the F-Stop/Aperture specification in Nokia E6.
