Mark Myerson
Yes, it's a brilliant camera. Going to try one soon, actually -- just not sure I can stand Windows Phone...
Mark Myerson
True, but... [a] the lighting on the floor of a trade show isn't exactly optimal, [b] the screen will only be showing a simulated exposure, using a high ISO to show what the photo will look like, and [c] that is a photo of a photo on a screen. My point? Only real-world test shots will tell us anything ;)
Simon Janes
Wow. So many pixels. Could this be the secret to how we hold telecom providers to the fire for timely firmware updates for Android when the smart-phone's cameras are better than run-of-the-mill point-and-shoots?
Mark Myerson
Many pixels, but far more importantly a 1" sensor, which dwarfs the iPhone's 1/3" offering. And the point you make is very valid -- the only reason the first generation of cameraphones died out was because the phone parts weren't doing their job.