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2010-04-22
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late in competition.
Hint - omnia HD
Hint - omnia HD
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2010-04-22
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Well, unlikely. You need big optics as the laws of physics cannot be changed.
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2010-04-22
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I know lenses play a huge part in image quality, but if the phones are fitted with a large ccd / cmos, and with the way technology is moving along, perhaps in 12months they will have developed a compact lens that has similar abilities to large lenses, whats to say SLR quality isn't within reach.
just a thought...
just a thought...
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2010-04-22
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Originally Posted by tusharmax
Err... not really
late in competition.
Hint - omnia HD
Originally Posted by nath
The laws of physics are overrated...
Well, unlikely. You need big optics as the laws of physics cannot be changed.
Last edited by efekt; 2010-04-22 at 06:20.
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2010-04-22
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When will this all come together in one phone that uses MeeGo though?
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2010-04-22
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Originally Posted by efekt
Err... not really
The laws of physics are overrated...
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2010-04-22
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Originally Posted by james174
I see huge flaws with your references.
Nokia’s Executive Vice President Anssi Vanjoki has revealed that the company are aiming to deliver camera phones with quality better than SLRs within the next 12 months.
As reported from NokNok, Nokia has always been a popular choice for camera lovers, thanks to their partnership with Carl Zeiss Optics, which usually deliver photo quality above average, especially when combined with Xenon flash.
When speaking in a recent interview with Reuters, Vanjoki had this to say: “There will be no need to carry around those heavy lenses. It will not take long, less than a year, when phones can record HD quality video and you can transfer it directly to your HD television set”.
While video quality on say the Nokia N900 is considered excellent as it is, the idea of true HD video recording is surely an exciting one for Nokia fans.
topic is incorrect. that has never been said except by you. get the facts
e: now I understand how all the FUD is given birth to.....
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2010-04-22
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Um, judging by the stellar speed at which Nokia has moved the N900 phenomenon forward, I'd have to call BS.
If he would've said that Nokia might stand a chance of approaching Canon Compact cameras in terms of quality by 2011, I would still have been skeptical, but claiming better quality than DSLR:s, he's either lying, delusional or he's just thinking that the only contributing factor to "quality" is the amount of megapixels.
If he would've said that Nokia might stand a chance of approaching Canon Compact cameras in terms of quality by 2011, I would still have been skeptical, but claiming better quality than DSLR:s, he's either lying, delusional or he's just thinking that the only contributing factor to "quality" is the amount of megapixels.
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2010-04-22
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Originally Posted by jaysire
or then the most probable explanation: someone (khrm OP khrm) has misquoted something heavily?
Um, judging by the stellar speed at which Nokia has moved the N900 phenomenon forward, I'd have to call BS.
If he would've said that Nokia might stand a chance of approaching Canon Compact cameras in terms of quality by 2011, I would still have been skeptical, but claiming better quality than DSLR:s, he's either lying, delusional or he's just thinking that the only contributing factor to "quality" is the amount of megapixels.
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As reported from NokNok, Nokia has always been a popular choice for camera lovers, thanks to their partnership with Carl Zeiss Optics, which usually deliver photo quality above average, especially when combined with Xenon flash.
When speaking in a recent interview with Reuters, Vanjoki had this to say: “There will be no need to carry around those heavy lenses. It will not take long, less than a year, when phones can record HD quality video and you can transfer it directly to your HD television set”.
While video quality on say the Nokia N900 is considered excellent as it is, the idea of true HD video recording is surely an exciting one for Nokia fans.