I just learned via WPCentral.com that the Carl Zeiss contest is now open to photographers using any kind of Carl Zeiss lens. WPCentral concludes is you can now also use one of the Lumia phones. My conclusion however, is you can also use a Nokia N95, Nokia N8, Nokia N9 – the best without a doubt – the
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As I follow closely what is being written about the Nokia 808 PureView, I was surprised to see that a lot of people cheer about a video that can hardly be called a testvideo in fact. No doubt this was filmed during the preparation of the meeting Nokia organized at Carl Zeiss in Germany (from
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Since ePHOTOzine.com is dedicated to digital camera reviews and photography techniques – and not to smartphones – it’s interesting to read what their verdict is about the Nokia 808 PureView. And it’s so enthusiastic it actually surprised me. The reporter was taken to the meeting Nokia and Carl Zeiss organised in Germany – we’ve published
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We’re proud to publish a few unique pictures made with the Nokia 808 PureView. Yesterday, Nokia organised a meeting at the Carl Zeiss Headquarters in the German town of Oberkochen. The sunny day made for a perfect setting for the first Nokia 808 PureView hands-on we have been reading so much about. After a tour through the Carl
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Some people don’t really understand the great enthusiasm for the Nokia 808 PureView. So here are some thoughts about what sets this camera phone apart from other smartphones. Most of what you read here is based on what is known, though, not on longtime personal experience – not yet, although we have our own videoreport made
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Yesterday Nokia surprised the Mobile World Congress with an astonishing new camera phone: the 808 Pureview. It has a whopping 41MP sensor behind the Carl Zeiss lense, and turn the pictures you make into 3MP, 5MP of 8MP – your choice. But how does this work? The technology used is called “picture oversampling”: combining the
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