Lars Rehm

All our testing happens with the default camera app in which you cannot disable this feature.

Don't be troubled, not all bars have the same weight, so the total "pixel amount" is kind of irrelevant for the final score.

yes, we've used it for a couple of weeks while testing it as a camera...that also gives us a pretty good idea what it is like as a phone - even though that's not the focus of our review.

no, pressing and holding the virtual shutter button on the 5s triggers a burst.

when we come up with pro/cons lists we obviously take into account what the competition is doing and I am sorry to say that most Android and Windows phones offer all those features.

those are the ISOs auto modes of the phones pick for this scene. On the iPhone you can't even select ISO manually.

Keep in mind that the Amazon US pricing excludes sales tax while in the European Amazon stores VAT, MWSt etc is included. There's still a difference but it is not quite as big. Also, you have much...

Now try and upload that picture to EyeEm with that combination of technology :-)

well, the S4 Zoom has a zoom lens, I admit that but in what way is the Lumia 1020 more or less a phone than the S4 or HTC One? But also, we aim to put devices in those shoot-out that we haven't...

Electronic IS does sort of work but it crops the frame quite significantly, pretty much the same as on the Galaxy S4 for example. For video OIS is a real advantage.

Gotta agree here, the Z1 feels ways nicer than the G2, althogh the G2 has got that superthin bezel...a combination of the two could be really nice :-)

We would have liked to include the 5s but unfortunately this did not work out due to logistical constraints. We're working on the iPhone at the same time as we did this shootout. The Nexus 4 is...

can't do everything in one article. There are video samples from the Nokia in our full revi ew. We published Z1 video samples with our sample gallery and there will be samples in the G2 review once...

Come on, it's obvious that the cameras in phones are getting better and better and I bet even you don;t carry your DSLR everywhere, so it's nice to have backup device that fits in your pocket. We...

Yes, it'll all depend on your personal requirements. This shootout of course focuses on image quality, check our full reviews to get more information about operation and features.

yes, of course the devices run the latest firmware. The Z1 hasn't got more manual control than any other Android phone. Only in its Auto mode you cannot select the large image size and not change...

The 100% vs equalized size thing can be discussed to death, there are pros and cons for both methods, I don't argue with that. However, every single camera test ever done on dpreview has used 100%...

we did not include the iPhone5 because we had it in our last shootout already. We are working on a full review of the 5s at the moment and hope to include it in our next shootout.

As a Nexus 4 owner I can confirm that the Nexus 4 camera is terrible ;-) The OIS on the G2 works well but yes, overall IQ is not fantastic...we'll have a full review of the G2 in the nearer future.

we'll add those as soon as we can get a Z1 to our studio in Seattle. I am currently working on the review here in Berlin.