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Why not just buy or use a point and shoot camera rather than "build" a new one.

Excellent review Lars. Thanks for the great job.
One thing that is seldom mentioned in reviews - the software used in editing. Not the apps that come with the phone camera - but the big boys....

I had a 3 MB picture file from smartphone enlarged to 20x30 inches. Looks surprisingly good. Using parts of NIK, ON1, and Photoshop editing software, the 3 MB file had ballooned up to 47 MB for...

Sorry, off-topic question. I have a 13-megapixel smartphone camera. What size enlargements would be best to try for? Thanks.

Hi, panther fan, How large have you done? I have a 20x30 inch on order from another phone camera. Do people figure in the software editing for final quality of enlargements?

Also, who made the decision to send American citizens to concentration camps?

One of the saddest days in American history. American citizens placed in concentration camps. Let's never allow this to happen again.

Thanks Lars for another heads-up tip.

What a neat idea. You would also need an appropriate leather carrying bag available in 5 different color choices. A tripod would also be necessary in matching color. Only real photographers use a...

Lots of sour grapes here.

Just curious. Is there any smartphone today that is not made in China?

Thanks Lars for another fine review. What an exciting era for smartphone camera technology.

...and let's see how many million iPhones Apple sells and how many Phase One sell.

I have a set of lenses and find I primarily use the wide angle on my iPad mini. The mini screen is a nice view finder and I'm happy with the results. I wish the mini had a larger sensor, but what...

The bigger the camera - the better the photographer.

Bravo Barney. Your review of the new iPhone is outstanding. Even if you don't use it, the ongoing technology of smartphones is amazing and, as you suggest, the whole camera world moves forward.s

Hello Lars, So good to have you back with Connect after a short vacation. Thank you for the excellent review of the Hasselblad True View module.

Who would want to live there if they could be in a quieter, less crowded, less frenetic environment?

Good comment. Right now, Apple is moving ahead with a self driving car project. But, maybe soon, they'll go after one of the camera company's.

Thanks Lars. Sounds very good and I'll keep my fingers crossed.