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Nov 19, 2012 23:16 | #1

From a professional photographer..

Max, its true... I wish there were more apps. But as a pro-photographer, I haven't seen a camera phone like this. Its the main reason I got this phone. And no, nobody is paying me any money for this. I wanted to share this because it is really cool that I can make my camera do this. I have a feeling you can not get this with a Sony android phone no matter how many good apps you try and use. And anyway if you read the album description above, I do post production on computer, just like with my 5 D Mark II.

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Nov 19, 2012 23:47 | #2

I think a lot of that is light and processing, but I am sure you get much better than average pictures from a zeiss f2.0 lens vs a regular camera.

The realy amazing one is the Nokia 808 Purview. It has a bigger sensor than the G12/G15!

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Nov 20, 2012 00:19 | #3

I recently bought the Nokia L920, because of the camera and the ability to take low light photos, and love the wide angle as well. Can't wait to take this little baby for a spin. I also read that the viddeos quality are outstanding.

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Nov 20, 2012 19:02 as a reply to @ PerfectTan's post | #4

The phone can shoot RAW?

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Nov 24, 2012 03:15 | #5

boerewors wrote in post #15269918

The phone can shoot RAW?

I dont see a setting on it for shooting raw vs jpeg. It does have a setting for iso (up to iso 800 on my 920) , which surprised me after reading the raw question and go looking to see if it does.

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Nov 24, 2012 05:03 | #6

PerfectTan wrote in post #15266758

amazing, now there is no need to spend thousands on camera gear, everything is right in the phone

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Nov 24, 2012 07:35 as a reply to @ watt100's post | #7

I wont be impressed until there is a phone that can shoot RAW

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Nov 25, 2012 10:28 | #8

Wow! At first I thought these were from his DSLR camera, but they are from his Nokia L920.
I don't think an average person could take these kind of pictures, but knowing Nokia L920 could actually be a back up digital camera for a pro.
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Nov 25, 2012 10:36 | #9

Kinda cool but no phone camera is worth switching entire ecosystems, IMHO. Not if you actually buy apps anyway...

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Nov 25, 2012 11:59 | #10

Lucky me. I have both iMac and Windows laptop with both Adobe PS and Lightroom. ��

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Nov 25, 2012 21:58 | #11

cdifoto wrote in post #15286713

Kinda cool but no phone camera is worth switching entire ecosystems, IMHO. Not if you actually buy apps anyway...

I agree with this. I switched from the iPhone/iOS ecosystem because I realized I don't use apps. The basic functionality of Windows 8.. I prefer it so much more over iOS and the 920 is such a good device. Love mine.

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