tuleeko N86 mallissa olemaan parempi 8Mpix kamera,kuin mitä

Tilasin juuri kyseisen kännykän ! Joten muutaman päivän päästä pääsen koittamaan millainen on.

mame67 kirjoitti:

Tilasin juuri kyseisen kännykän ! Joten muutaman päivän päästä pääsen koittamaan millainen on.

http://www.puhelinvertailu.com/uutiset.cfm/2009/06/26/testissa_samsung_i8910_omnia_hd_teravapiirtokannykka

i8910 on!!. kirjoitti:

http://www.puhelinvertailu.com/uutiset.cfm/2009/06/26/testissa_samsung_i8910_omnia_hd_teravapiirtokannykka

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_m8910_pixon12-review-368p5.php
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N86 & 8Mpixel kirjoitti:

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_m8910_pixon12-review-368p5.php
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A dozen of those m'pixels!.
The world's first commercially available 12 megapixel GSM handset, Samsung M8910 Pixon12, sports a maximum image resolution of 4000 x 3000 pixels. It's an autofocus unit, of course, and there is both xenon and LED flash unit on board. Those give the Pixon12 both the extra light output in extreme darkness and the video light functionality that's otherwise impossible with the xenon flash.
Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is the second handset to sport 28mm (in 35mm terms) wide-angle lens after the Nokia N86 8MP. Again, for those of you unfamiliar with the material we will explain that the 28mm lens gives you roughly 20 percent larger angle of view when looking through the viewfinder.
We are also glad to see the automatic lens cover that the Samsung M8910 Pixon12 features. The Pixon12 is pretty well geared when it comes to software features too. The anti-shake digital image stabilization, geotagging and viewfinder gridlines are all here and so are face detection, smile shot and blink detection. The ISO sensitivity can go as high as 1600 but you will hardly end up with any usable photos at that setting.
The Samsung proprietary wide dynamic range option isn't available here but we are guessing it is replaced by the auto contrast feature. The latter though was only available when recording videos on our unit, but that may as well be a bug.
The Pixon12 sports a Smart auto mode, which picks the best scene preset according to the shooting conditions and the subject much like the LG GC900 Viewty Smart (it was called Intelligent shot by LG). Compared to the regular auto mode the Smart auto gives the phone control over many more of the phone settings such as contrast, color balance, saturation, etc. thus tweaking the output (probably favorably) to a far greater extent.
Finally, the Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is the first handset to feature tracking touch focus. All you need to do is hold your finger over the subject you want to focus on and watch as the crosshairs follows it on the viewfinder. Once you press the shutter key, it will focus on it and proceed to capture the actual shot.
Not your usual suspects
For this quick and dirty photo test, we used whatever we had handy. We'll try to find a better match for the Pixon12 awesome imaging claims in the final review (something along the lines of a point'n'shoot camera with a zoom range starting at 28mm).
So here go probably the strangest rivals you will see in cameraphone shootout. We took the 8 megapixel Samsung INNOV8, a now discontinued point'n'shoot Canon PowerShot A620 and a now discontinued DSLR camera Canon 350D.
We screwed a cheap ultra-zoom lens on the Canon 350D, which doesn’t produce any spectacularly high image quality, especially at the 28mm end (35mm equivalent) and even offers poor results toward the edges of the frame. Add to this the conservative approach of the DSLR image processing and you will understand why the Canon 350D images look noticeably softer than those of the other opponents. Keep in mind however that these images respond a lot better to sharpening in post processing.

Nookia N86 kirjoitti:

A dozen of those m'pixels!.
The world's first commercially available 12 megapixel GSM handset, Samsung M8910 Pixon12, sports a maximum image resolution of 4000 x 3000 pixels. It's an autofocus unit, of course, and there is both xenon and LED flash unit on board. Those give the Pixon12 both the extra light output in extreme darkness and the video light functionality that's otherwise impossible with the xenon flash.
Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is the second handset to sport 28mm (in 35mm terms) wide-angle lens after the Nokia N86 8MP. Again, for those of you unfamiliar with the material we will explain that the 28mm lens gives you roughly 20 percent larger angle of view when looking through the viewfinder.
We are also glad to see the automatic lens cover that the Samsung M8910 Pixon12 features. The Pixon12 is pretty well geared when it comes to software features too. The anti-shake digital image stabilization, geotagging and viewfinder gridlines are all here and so are face detection, smile shot and blink detection. The ISO sensitivity can go as high as 1600 but you will hardly end up with any usable photos at that setting.
The Samsung proprietary wide dynamic range option isn't available here but we are guessing it is replaced by the auto contrast feature. The latter though was only available when recording videos on our unit, but that may as well be a bug.
The Pixon12 sports a Smart auto mode, which picks the best scene preset according to the shooting conditions and the subject much like the LG GC900 Viewty Smart (it was called Intelligent shot by LG). Compared to the regular auto mode the Smart auto gives the phone control over many more of the phone settings such as contrast, color balance, saturation, etc. thus tweaking the output (probably favorably) to a far greater extent.
Finally, the Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is the first handset to feature tracking touch focus. All you need to do is hold your finger over the subject you want to focus on and watch as the crosshairs follows it on the viewfinder. Once you press the shutter key, it will focus on it and proceed to capture the actual shot.
Not your usual suspects
For this quick and dirty photo test, we used whatever we had handy. We'll try to find a better match for the Pixon12 awesome imaging claims in the final review (something along the lines of a point'n'shoot camera with a zoom range starting at 28mm).
So here go probably the strangest rivals you will see in cameraphone shootout. We took the 8 megapixel Samsung INNOV8, a now discontinued point'n'shoot Canon PowerShot A620 and a now discontinued DSLR camera Canon 350D.
We screwed a cheap ultra-zoom lens on the Canon 350D, which doesn’t produce any spectacularly high image quality, especially at the 28mm end (35mm equivalent) and even offers poor results toward the edges of the frame. Add to this the conservative approach of the DSLR image processing and you will understand why the Canon 350D images look noticeably softer than those of the other opponents. Keep in mind however that these images respond a lot better to sharpening in post processing.

Vertailussa Omnia HD ja (N95 alla):
http://i.afterdawn.com/storage/pictures/news/omnia_hd_vertailukuva_maisema.jpg
http://i.afterdawn.com/storage/pictures/news/n95_maisema.jpg

Samsung HD. kirjoitti:

Vertailussa Omnia HD ja (N95 alla):
http://i.afterdawn.com/storage/pictures/news/omnia_hd_vertailukuva_maisema.jpg
http://i.afterdawn.com/storage/pictures/news/n95_maisema.jpg

Samsung M8910 Pixon12:n kuvat ovat kännykkäkameralta TODELLA mukavaa katsottavaa:
http://plaza.fi/muropaketti/taskumuro/samsung-pixon12-kamerapuhelin-tuottaa-oikeasti-laadukkaita-kuvia

(12)megapiksel. kirjoitti:

Samsung M8910 Pixon12:n kuvat ovat kännykkäkameralta TODELLA mukavaa katsottavaa:
http://plaza.fi/muropaketti/taskumuro/samsung-pixon12-kamerapuhelin-tuottaa-oikeasti-laadukkaita-kuvia

http://i.my.afterdawn.com/original/23382.jpg

ERITTÄIN hyvää!!!. kirjoitti:

http://i.my.afterdawn.com/original/23382.jpg

N97:n linssisuojus tekee naarmuja!!.
Ensimmäiset tiedot linssiä naarmuttavasta suojuksesta ilmestyivät pari viikkoa sitten.Maanantaina google-haku sanoilla ”N97 lens scratch” löysi yli 39 000 sivua.
Keskustelupalstoilla kerrotaan,että sama vika vaivaa myös Nokia N86-laitetta.
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