Yea, no need the best as long is good enough and can get a good shot. Between 808PV and S3, S3 have better hit rate with usable shot (disregard the noise and image quality), it's more important to get the shot most of the time, unless you're taking toys or have the time to slowly meddle with settings, usually for camera phone, you just wanna take the phone out and take that shot quickly and capture the moment.

For ONE quality, have to compare actual one only know the difference. It could be good, especially if the image is lower resolution, thus you won't see much even if you zoom 100%. My colleague is planning to get ONE too, but I have no N8 to compare, hehe, so leave it to you.

Yup... Which is why I hate it compared to 808.

now i believe with this guy, ulwan25 because i also face this problem got cracking sound when recording with CAF..
maybe we not notice this problem on our 808, we just using camera for snap photo only..

sadly now nokia also dont want fix 808 anymore.
feel like waste 2k buy this phone..if everything ok i tak kisah..

its pointless the issue here lies in nokia and not the devices. Nokia do not have full commitment in their devices if you notice they dont plan ahead on how to push the devices limit but end up limiting it.

Even Samseng sux they still have a proper pattern to follow

S1 ---> 1 year later ----> S2 -----> 1 year later S3--------> 1 year later S4

There a pattern and improvement we can see

while nokia lumia 900 come out -------> 4months later --------> lumia 920 --------> 5months later maybe ------> lumia 930. The biggest joke is its heck of expensive and the price can drop within few months.

The problem here nokia do not focus and design their flagship.

N97 era, is a nightmare for me... I guess most of the user that used N97 b4 will know how sux the OS is...
Also thats the time Apple rises with their iPhone.

WP Lumia PureView still has nothing interesting, with only OIS, others already catch up and offering the same (e.g. HTC One; HTC One has Ultrapixels as another added advantage). Samseng also rumored to kambing soon with OIS.
This technlogy easily catch up by others...

But... the TRUE ACTUAL PureView, which offers by 808 is still no match by ANY smartphone camera, not even digital camera TO DATE.

Nokia should truly reconsider what they have done ever since they join Microsoft.

Wonder when we will have something as good as 808. If Nokia don't take action and further improve this technology, later it goes to Samseng "again".
Also rumored that "Samseng" is planning on shutter functions. (Read that they plan to incorporate Optical Zoom but this will make the phone bulky)

Power of 808 PureView at 38.4MP
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Lumia branding is only for Nokia Windows based phones. Neither N8 nor PureView 808 belongs to Lumia family for that obvious reason.

Hi,
new user reporting in, 808PV white. I still remember my 1st phone was N-Gage QD, very good in gaming yo~Coming from an Android & windows phone user, i can say Symbian Belle FP2 is really lightweight and no restriction in file management, kind like combo of Android+Windows..too bad Nokia dump it. Sad...

Please mind your language.

2013-06-14-7737.jpg by JTproductions, on Flickr

808 pureview

lol sifu banyak terror. I tak tau ada dslr baru call Nokia 808 PUREVIEW
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thenokiagalle...041432312/meta/

boleh tengok ni
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2717955

2013-06-22-7863.jpg by JTproductions, on Flickr

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PV 808 still serve me well when taking photos. Still the best camera phone.

if they had stuck with calling it nokia elvis, for sure i get it right away...but now named 1020 must think about it...cos who knows maybe 2 months later they release lumia 1025...zzz.
also slack thing is lumia 1020 got no SD card slot.
i may buy it tho, but i never use win8 before...dunno if its even got a good free gps.

Damn lazy?

I don't know really, but to say I'm not amazed would be lies. Going from N8 to 808, the camera hump grows, but for this so called EOS, I really interested if it packs the same sensor. Seriously, I am wondering how on earth Nokia spent few years with it and still end up making it even thicker and a year after 808, they got it down so flat? It's like Elops become dying Steve....

perfect combination isnt it. Thats my setup as well.

Nokia need to sell at least 10-15 million units if they need to turn around with just one phone