Fujitsu Arrows Ultra prototype Hands-on Review

5. LoneShaolin posted on 29 Feb 2012, 13:35 1 0

Still a prototype. Not the complete build.

8. bayusuputra posted on 01 Mar 2012, 09:17 1 0

yeah, i am afraid they're gonna put some sort of aggressive noise reduction algorithm that will ruin the image, especially if the sensor is the usual 1/3.2" found in most camera phones.. the noise would be out of hand and the NR would make it even worse..

but i just hope that i am wrong in this case, i really wish that this could turn up better than previously thought..

10. cepcamba posted on 01 Mar 2012, 09:44 1 0

For me (MY opinion) it's better to have an option for longer exposures. If you really want great low-light pictures you should use the lowest ISO possible (for greater detail) and a long exposure (depending on the darkness of the area). I do that most of the time, and my shots are almost always full of detail. But this is limited to stationary objects. Problem is if you are trying to capture moving objects, they will surely be blurry and ruin your image. But I still want to see a sample from this Fujitsu Droid. They released an incredulously high number, hope they live up to it like what happened to the pureview.

6. Skyrim posted on 29 Feb 2012, 15:04 0 0

How?That has every top of the line Spec what could possibly come along to make it outdated that soon?Your dumb....

7. Obviously posted on 29 Feb 2012, 17:33 0 0

Your face is dumb

9. bayusuputra posted on 01 Mar 2012, 09:22 0 0

there is always a possibility.. who knows, maybe a FullHD display in handsets (not tablet)? or Tegra3+ with LTE support? or phones with better camera (look at Nokia 808)? or maybe 2GB of RAM? Tegra3 and S4 contender from TI?

it may not be dated, but there's always a possibility.. so it is actually dumb to say that it definitely won't be..