To enable more people to share their photographic fun and great moments, OPPO has officially launched “It’s Your Turn” global mobile photography contest, inviting mobile owners worldwide to share their stories with photographs.
If you are photography enthusiast or even a beginner and have interest in online photo sharing networks, you most probably be familiar with “500px”. And if you are a Windows Phone 8 user, then there is a good news for you. 500px is now available in Windows Phone store for Windows Phone 8 devices.
Globally announced Nokia Lumia 1020 with the powerful giant camera has now been announced officially in Pakistan and is available in the local market. After starting a pre-order campaign on facebook fan page for around half of a month, Nokia Pakistan has officially announced the smartphone in Pakistan.
According to Samsung’s product catalogue, the new BIS CMOS Image Sensor S5K3L2 is in process of development that will be supporting 4208 x 3120 pixels image resolution in total, pixel size of 1.12µm, optical format 1/3” and frame rate of 30fps.
We have made the camera test session with Nokia 808 PureView ready for you. We have compared the 41 megapixels camera smartphone Nokia 808 PureView with its predecessor Nokia N8 and the newest from Samsung, the Galaxy SIII providing photos and videos as well as we also have published a flickr gallery of shots taken with Nokia 808 PureView. Go check what’s inside.
The thing is really not the quantity of megapixels at which a better camera can be identified. And also the thing is not to neglect the “way to use” behind that quantity of megapixels. Nokia says “the combination – of 41 Megapixels, Carl Zeiss optics and the brand new pixel-oversampling technology – isn’t about shooting pictures billboards sizes. Instead, it’s about creating amazing pictures at normal, manageable sizes.
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.
