QUOTE(Andy214 @ Sep 6 2012, 12:30 PM)
No, you start with 8MP, 5MP, why not, it's just HOW many X zoom you can achieve.
It's about utilizing the sensor size like cropping base on the sensor, without any interpolation or resizing, etc.
Yes, they can. We also can say they shouldn't do that right? They can continue to use, but people can feedback, comment and critisize.
Sifu, I think u misunderstand Pureview a bit. There's a reason why Nokia went for 41MP sensor then default the output to 8MP, 5MP & 2MP. If it can be done with smaller sensor why did they bother to go 41MP? There's not enough extra pixels to do any oversampling if you just use 12MP. Mr Dinning explained that back in launch of Pureview. The quality when doing it with less pixels is not worth it. Maybe 21MP can still provide good quality but anything less no. It's because of oversampling you can have lossless zoom.
QUOTE(Andy214 @ Sep 6 2012, 12:30 PM)
FYI, this is actually to help them, what they do now is not good. If they come up with different name for a different technology, it wouldn't tarnish the image of PureView.
Let's say they call this technology as "ABC". Later when they finally apply PureView in WP in future, it means there is PureView + "ABC".
It's like Sony EXMOR, then they come up with something similar with PureView technology, with oversampling, lossless digital zoom. So, they have both EXMOR and similar PureView technology.
I just disagree and with what they do, and obviously, they're using the PureView name to boost their Lumia sales.
Yes I understand your point. But this is what they choose to call it. Well guess what, there's a huge amount of ppl who wants Pureview with Lumia (well, Americans LOL!) so Nokia obliged.
QUOTE(Andy214 @ Sep 6 2012, 12:30 PM)
I got read, that's why I comment, because I cannot find any PureView characteristics, and why I mention the BSI sensor and Nokia Image Processing?
Larger F number? The sensor is smaller to begin with.
It's using BSI sensor which does help in low light.
Image Stabilization and longer shutter speed only works for shaky hands, but not for moving subjects.
N900 with FCam can have 1sec shutter speed. 808 using ND FILTER also can have show shutter speed.
Image processing does help in lower the noise and improving image quality, else, we don't need to update our phone imaging software.
So, now F2.0 + Optical Image Stabilizer + Longer shutter speed is PureView?
Then I think those camera manufacturers have nothing to worry about since they compact camera can do it and automatically makes them PureView camera?
Why PureView created such big response? It's not the f/2.4 aperture, it's not about optical image stabilization, all these are not new or unqiue at all, not an innovation.
Just as I said, they can call it a PureView, just like a Ford rebadge to Honda, they can call it a Honda, but is it really a Honda?
You can take a normal engine with normal "VVT" technology, and stick a V-TEC there and call it comes with V-TEC technology. But is it really qualified to be having V-TEC technology?Well, if you do not want to take this as Pureview then it's your opinion. In the end it's up to them to call it what they want. They never confined it to just lossless zoom & oversampling, you guys did.
QUOTE(Andy214 @ Sep 6 2012, 12:52 PM)
Let's be fair.
Let's really treat this as Phase 2, now imagine this; Does it sound logical or not:
Let's change the table and not look at Lumia, so it's a much more clearer picture:
PureView Phase 1:
Introducing the Nokia 808 PureView, comes with 41MP sensor, Pixel Oversampling technology, TRUE Lossless Zoom giving similar like Optical Zoom with constant aperture, etc.
PureView Phase 2:
Introducing the latest Nokia 909 PureView, the successor to the best Camera Phone of 2012, comes with 8MP sensor, OIS!!!! f/2.0 aperture!!! Nokia Image Processing!!! BIS sensor.
Can anyone see the clearer picture now.
Tell me it doesn't sound ridiculous?
I just cannot get any logic there. It's just way too obvious.
Sincerely, I never thought Nokia would do this; I thought there will really be some sort of PureView, should I say everyone think the same. When I saw the Lumia fakeView, I was totally like.... I feel like an idiot to be fooled around, just as how Apple treating their customers.
If I just view the 2 things you listed out, it's clear to me you basing the whole Pureview on just one form. It's OK & fine, you may call this FakeView. But I honestly want to ask you all, do you not care if this new tech works? Or you just wanna damn it because it's called Pureview?
There's a lot of hands on in web already, you can go see for yourself. I'm done talking about this since it's pointless to argue what name should we call the tech when the tech doesn't belong to any of us debating.
This post has been edited by zachary22_77: Sep 6 2012, 01:36 PM