mckracken88

lol. exactly.

My motto:
id rather take no shots than use a phone.

lol. exactly.

My motto:
id rather take no shots and memorize extra good, than use a phone.

those 41 megapixel is kinda a marketing gag.
even with iso 100.

those 41 megapixel is kinda a marketing gag.
(even in iso 100 it looks bad)

someone put this in "connect".

if amateur means having a sky that doesnt look like a shot taken 30m underwater, then ill gladly call myself an amateur.

gah, no more AFGHAN GIRL. She's startled enough..

also: most National Geographic pictures look almost surreal, what with their overuse of contrast and candy colors.

gah, no more AFGHAN GIRL. She's startled enough..from that camera shoved in her face ;)

also: most National Geographic pictures look almost surreal, what with their overuse of contrast and candy...

gah, no more AFGHAN GIRL. She's startled enough..from that camera shoved in her face ;)

also: most National Geographic pictures look kinda funny-surreal, what with their overuse of contrast and...

thanks to this thread i have found out that you can costumize news.

and "connect" is now off. But it still shows this iphone news item :)

menneisyys:

are you working for apple?
how many replies do you have now in this thread?

menneisyys:

are you working for apple?
how many replies do you have now in this thread?
over 50?

there are no stitching errors with modern software. (of course overhead should be at 30 percent for that)

for that price you would expect way better iso and sharpness.

dont really understand that review.

for that price you would expect way better iso and sharpness.

dont really understand that review. but i dont have to - i just look at the raw test scene.

i dont even own a mobile

exposure differences are easily corrected in stitching software. And if you take 50percent overhead - youll never have problems with stitching either.

i fail to see whats so great about this...

id rather take no shots than use a phone.

those 38 mb from the nokia look really bad compared to the D800. Even at iso100.

I would never use a phone camera.

someone forgot to add:
D800 RAW ISO 1600