Nokia 808 PureView gets a product page on U.S. site

4. -box- posted on 18 Jun 2012, 20:38 7 0

Wow, you're ignorant.

Nokia has never said it is a true 41MP camera, just that it is rated that high due to how it takes photos and oversamples them. It's a phone with a better camera than most (maybe all) point and shots, and rivals some lower-end DSLRs

6. neutralguy posted on 18 Jun 2012, 23:41 2 0

Oh god. Can't you even understand what you have said? It's a phone with a camera whose sensor has 41MP. Dude, you really need to read more about PureView before even coining it on a comment. It makes you look dumb.

10. shadez10 posted on 19 Jun 2012, 05:41 0 0

red thumb for you!.. cuz i like your comment... ignorant... xD

5. -box- posted on 18 Jun 2012, 20:40 1 0

I'd like that but it's unlikely. Too expensive to change it for one market, with it being small but with lots of justified hype

8. Droid_X_Doug posted on 19 Jun 2012, 01:48 0 0

Plus, the other high-end handsets from Apple and Sammy, HTC on the Android end are getting closer to the bar set by Nokia. I wonder how well the photo sensors in the high-end handsets being sold December, 2012 will compare to the PureView? Good enough?

9. Jay_F posted on 19 Jun 2012, 03:41 0 0

I'd say it'll be close enough but I doubt anybody is going to dethrone the pureview for quite a while. Just look at how long it took to start making cameras better than the N8. Manufacturers seem to be making a solid push to consistently improve on their cameras as it is an important feature when making any type of flagship phone. I'm also hoping they start taking a more serious look on the front-facing cameras as well to improve the image quality for video calling.