Test colour



N9589

lunch at chilis...

Nokia 808 (well, AWB sux as usual...)

cactus ice-cream. must put a real cactus for ganishing. LoL.

Lumia 720 managed to achieve very good balanced brightness + low noise, but lacks details. http://www.flickr.com/photos/84764600@N03/8992975837/ (NOT MINE)

920 can do the same but with much better detail right? Anyone took something similar before? Mind to share?

This post has been edited by danielcmugen: Jun 30 2013, 05:25 PM

very impressive. ^^

Not my pic. Btw it went through some minor post processing.

This shot wasn't a good example of detail level for this phone; I didn't have time to properly set it up lol.

Anyway here's a 100% crop unedited. You'll see that even when you look past the motion blur, details are not that good. It's a thing with night shots with this phone that I hope will be improved in the coming Amber firmware update.

Here's another 100% crop (cigarette tip) that I think is a bit better in showing the phone's details level (or lack thereof).


This post has been edited by Fhaarkas: Jun 30 2013, 05:50 PM

But I'm impressed with the brightness + no noise. Really wanna see a comparison from lumia 920.

lumia 920

Oh, sorry. I think I may have removed the noise in PS. Or maybe not, forgot about it altogether. But usually there's only luminance noise present. Their noise-reduction algorithm just needs a few tweaks and looks like they did just that with Lumia 925.

As for brightness, there really is no limit for still and panoramic shots. On the contrary, you'll struggle to take long-exposure night shots without getting it overblown since the aperture is so big and there is no ND filter (which was the case in my lightning shot).

This is only with ISO 200 on 1-sec exposure, taken about an hour ago.
http://sdrv.ms/1arBjTX

And this is with ISO 100, which is more similar to how it really looks.
http://sdrv.ms/15Uqx1v

I haven't used this phone extensively for portraits or street shots, but IIRC this is a shot I took when I first got the phone, so it's using the stock software. I was impressed, especially coming from.. Motorola L7 and Lumia 800.
http://sdrv.ms/14FXUpx

On paper, its larger aperture is probably better-suited for night shots compared with Lumia 920, but 920's OIS and probably-better optics quality should more than make up for it. Not to mention panoramic shots are a PITA to take with this phone because of its narrow DOF.

This post has been edited by Fhaarkas: Jun 30 2013, 09:00 PM

this is pain in the arse to find .. lol

xperia ZL

Above mentioned I bet u will get shot by all the professional. If u prefer view small small please use instagram. This thread is to show the true capabilities of mobile camera photography.

Above mentioned I bet u will get shot by all the professional. If u prefer view small small please use instagram. This thread is to show the true capabilities of mobile camera photography.

i read via Z10 no problem.

I read using l920 oso no problen, but if got one large pic, the other pic become smaller..

so yeah.. Keep it minimum..
1280 still acceptable.

With the help of Macro lense (for fun & practice):


Crop from 38MP


38MP









Nokia PV 808

Sweetness. Can't wait for Eos.

am speechless need macro lens and crop =.="

Without macro lens and crop

Nokia 808 Pureview @ Orange dragonfly by JTproductions, on Flickr

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Jul 1 2013, 07:21 PM

sifu pandai boleh lah kami lowballer nih kena pakai micro lens

Looks good, details still acceptable for me.

Lumia 800 in similar situation full of noise, details not any better either(got handshake though).

Melaka sunrise by Danielcmugen, on Flickr


Seems just slightly better than normal lens

This post has been edited by danielcmugen: Jul 1 2013, 10:59 PM