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Nokia preparing a 5-camera phone, the Nokia 9 PureView
- Thread starter Sun's Resting Place
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Some sample photos: https://www.gsmarena.com/feast_your_eyes_on_these_nokia_9_pureview_camera_samples-news-35690.php
Looking pretty good!
Looking pretty good!
Different lenses in the case of picture quality. More accurate scanning in the case of AR stuff.
Some sample photos: https://www.gsmarena.com/feast_your_eyes_on_these_nokia_9_pureview_camera_samples-news-35690.php
Looking pretty good!
That's a terrific photo!
Eeeehhhhh still no Xenon flash. =/ Might as well refresh the Lumia 1020 with updated specs and better OS. -_-
The sky look fake. It's either over processed or very overcast.
A couple more samples:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0d6cbbwu...aFtn-YephCjGI5SzHVRv6mvzb49xNYSfIobnc98CqwF8w
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0d6cbbwu...aFtn-YephCjGI5SzHVRv6mvzb49xNYSfIobnc98CqwF8w
Image stacking and more accurate depth calculation. This is a taste of the future. Lens arrays.
"Outdated" in a world where 95% of people couldn't tell the difference between 845 and 855 unless they run a benchmark and look at numbers.
Most people use their phones for pictures, social media and to play some daft low-power required mobile touch games.
The good thing about Nokia phones is Android One and they tend to come in reasonably priced.
For me camera is the most important part of the phone as I use it a lot. Especially when I am on a vacation in some new town/country.
I wouldn't call this detail:
Thats actually pretty good for an out-of-focus shot... little noise and good dynamic range.. no CAs. Not saying I think this phone or the camera is awesome but you are cherry picking a bad photo.
I'm just worried that the multiple cameras binding will result with some problems, and I'm also worried about the optical stabilization having to deal with 5 lens. Also, the sun seems to be very blown out, and the only photo that featured a little bit of direct sunlight on a non-sunlight lit scene lost the detail completely in that area. So I'll think id want to wait for reviews before buying.
The light camera didn't exactly set the world on fire with its reviews and I mentally view this phone as a successor to that:
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/4/10/17218758/light-l16-review-camera-photos
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Some sample photos: https://www.gsmarena.com/feast_your_eyes_on_these_nokia_9_pureview_camera_samples-news-35690.php
Looking pretty good!
These are damn hot! Looking good!
I wouldn't call this detail:
This not so much. That said, for something out of focus, it is indeed somewhat detailed. It's far from pristine, but you can still make many individual (and small) features.
I don't mind the multiple camera set up but i prefer when companies use it for multiple focal lengths. 14, 28, 56 gives a nice range of options and makes for a versatile pocket shooter.
That said i'll buy the first decent phone that goes back to including a 1 inch sensor like panasonic did with the CM1.
That said i'll buy the first decent phone that goes back to including a 1 inch sensor like panasonic did with the CM1.
Blending same focal length of monochrome + color images is very different from Light camera which include different focal lengths.
I'm all for phones inching closer to having good quality, but the size of the sensors coupled with the physical and ecnonomic constraints of having cheap and tiny glass for the lenses on phones makes this dubious.
Mostly, the "sample" shots are a joke considering the intense amount of editing they were clearly subjected to. Only shots that will matter are SOOC shots.
Regardless, sharpness and detail aren't that impressive in the first photo when you examine specific elements (such as the feathers on the goose or the bridge in the background).
There's a reason some lenses cost more than whole flagship smartphones.
It also worries me how much power these arrangements will likely suck out of the battery.
Mostly, the "sample" shots are a joke considering the intense amount of editing they were clearly subjected to. Only shots that will matter are SOOC shots.
Regardless, sharpness and detail aren't that impressive in the first photo when you examine specific elements (such as the feathers on the goose or the bridge in the background).
There's a reason some lenses cost more than whole flagship smartphones.
It also worries me how much power these arrangements will likely suck out of the battery.
Thank you for giving a name to my irrational disgust I feel when seeing those types of patterns...