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2012-02-15
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2012-02-15
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And it opens the possibility for a movie-light in PR1.2 or later, which can't be done with xenon flash.
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So in some more details what I mean is, that the quality of the pictures take with the flash are way below average. i would think that 8MP Carl Zeis lens phone camera would do much better job than What I have seen so far.
A friend of mine has an N8 and his picture quality is much much better (using same standard settings).
However, during the normal lighting conditions, the phone takes beautiful pictures. We went out today for a nice dinner with my wife and I wanted to take some quick pictures, and was very disappointed in the quality, and as much as I hated doing it, I resorted to using my wife's iPhone (grrrr).
Anyway, I just would like to hear your thoughts on this.
I really hope this is just a software bug and will be resolved in the PR1.2.