I didn't say not to share? I already said the difference is obvious and shared this information; But if you chose not to believe, I would suggest you to try it yourself.
I also explain that seeing images comparison does not make justice as the settings are different, and people can do different condition to fool others into thinking the other is better.

Manual control? What sort of manual control? It's still limited if you understand manual control in photography.

In V1 thread, already got people posted sample and the website comparison for lowlight, the difference is obvious, but the settings is still different, so the comparison is still not fair; Are you going to rely on that comparison?
Actually, I'm not sure why it's so hard to accept what people say; Is it you want to be convinced or hear that N9 is better?

I didn't say N9 camera is good or bad, let you judge; But if compare N8 and N9, the difference is just obvious. Don't have to trust anyone here, you can try it out yourself, or maybe you might think N9 is better, but it doesn't mean who is wrong or right. As long as you're happy.

reading your reply make me laugh.....thank you for spending your time to reply ya Andy! hehhe....

tq!

As long as you're happy... after all, most people only want to read what they expect.

but if i'm not reading wrong already got ppl feedback N9 camera night/low light quality better? arrrghhh where's my unit!!!!

yes Andy....let us all be and enjoy the new creation of Nokia....

swipe UI is soo addictive don't you think?

that's the major selling point for the N9... even the 9 secs ads are focus on that theme...

Not sure how is it better, and how is it compared; I suppose, let's compare ISO800 settings for both and see the quality produce in lowlight condition, and lowlight, I mean, indoors with flourescent light or poor lighting; Not outdoor shooting building with lights.

Yea, but need to get used to it too, sometimes accidentally swipe away the screen.
I turn on swipe down to close, so, sometimes accidentally close the app (landscape mode, the swipe down is landscape swipe down).

so the bigger aperture in N9 just a marketing gimmick?? also come across the new ip4s which also keep emphasize it's so call new and only bigger aperture camera as well...

That's the surface part, which people can copy still.

The more appealing thing is the social network integration, when you set up your "accounts", it automatically pulls all your contact and flood your feeds homescreen. Your Contacts you can see all the information which they provide in the social network (e.g. FB), and from the contact, you can click to access their profile or initiate Chat (e.g. FB Chat, Skype Chat), which is not any 3rd party app, but built into OS Conversations (sms).
Actually this feature already available in N900/Maemo, but now its further refine.

Another appealing thing is the true multi-tasking.

But these things, not easily shown on surface; People will need to see it in detail or experience it to fully understand/appreciate it. Most people, if you tell them, the just "owh" or "so good ar", but not sure if they actually understand it; But when they actually use it, then they will understand it better.

i do have to agree with you about this....i end up disabling it back and let it be in the multitask screen....so far no issue or whatsoever with having lot2 and I mean A LOT! of application running in the background....hahha

This post has been edited by arsaa: Oct 12 2011, 05:35 PM

Bigger aperture, yes, but smaller sensor wor? Sensor very important.
Bigger aperture, more light come enter, but sensor small, less light gathering ability already.

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Added on October 12, 2011, 5:38 pmYup, even N900 with only 256MB RAM, people push to the limit over 24apps running in background.

This one should do even much better.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Oct 12 2011, 05:38 PM

True thats why lens with big aperture cost a fortune.

Practically if you are into photography you know bigger aperture have better bokeh. I can confirm that the bokeh of N9 is better than N8

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Oct 12 2011, 05:40 PM

awww... +/- then back to square 1... ish ish ish... i will review further once got my hand on the device...

k. quite a few problems with N9.

Just now i try to key in wifi pas, the keypad doesn't respond.

Then there's also the keypad not being able to retract cos no button there. want to press submit button have to rely on small screen space.

I am looking forward someone to port Fcam into the N9. Miss my Nokia N900 . The Nokia N900 default cam also so so. When u use Fcam it opens another world to you.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thenokiagalle...57625053402220/




Been connecting to multiple wifi zone havent had such issue yet. I know if your screen have sweat it will affect the sensitivity.

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Oct 12 2011, 05:44 PM

WHAT!!! a sweat on screen will cause sensitivity fluctuation!!!

Sensor size will also affect the DOF; Bigger sensor will have more shallow DOF.


Previous Calvin got post one website, doing some calculations or something, the light gathering ability of N8 is still way better. So, it's more like + little, - more.
Maybe that's why they stick to lower megapixel also.

works with my Galaxy S.

hey bro....why don't we do photography outing since most of us love photography? hehe just a suggestion

I believe this what you are looking for
http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/item/1...wondering_a.php

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Added on October 12, 2011, 5:56 pmwill update soon.

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Oct 12 2011, 05:56 PM