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What's that Noise?Shedding some light on the sources of noise
just think of the pixel density,,, Intense..
Kenneth Margulies: The point & shoot is dead. This is more proof. The number one camera used on Flickr is the iPhone 4. Camera apps and quality keep getting better.
Number 1 phone for people that upload to flickr is the iPhone 4... Number 1 phone you'll most likely get mugged for as well...
I would buy this camera,, as I'm usually carrying around 2 dslr's... As to a phone it will work great,
Nokia has an extensive range,, unlike iPhone which is limited to,, err 1.
xlynx9: I think the comment experiment should be ended, people are too negative here.
The negative comments come from iPhone users desperate for a phone that doesn't physically break if you drop it..
tyb: To little to late! The smartphone market has left Nokia to the same end story of Motorola. Its interesting technology, but nobody is going to buy their smartphone because it takes a good picture and nobody buys Nokia smartphones forthe phone part.
If the phone, OS isn't up to iPhone level who cares, they are irrelevant!
But interesting angle and why haven't the camera companies taken this angle...?
To little to late!.. Twaddle
The smartphone market has left Nokia to the same end story of Motorola. Twaddle
Its interesting technology, Ohh Congrats
but nobody is going to buy their smartphone because it takes a good picture and nobody buys Nokia smartphones forthe phone part.Twaddle...