Nokia Lumia 800 getting update for its camera
0. phoneArena posted on 10 Feb 2012, 13:00
Nokia is about to send out an update to the Nokia Lumia 800 to fix a problem that has left the 8MP camera unable to live up to its high expectations, especially considering that it has a Carl Zeiss-certified lens; the problem appears to be software related...
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1. Sniggly posted on 10 Feb 2012, 14:09 2 5
But Windows Phones don't have any issues! I mean, isn't that the impression that Ben Rudolph and Microsoft have tried to create with their DroidRage bulls**t?
2. haikallp posted on 10 Feb 2012, 15:05 7 1
yeap, it doesn't this is not an OS issue. It's the device isssue :)
how's it feel?
3. Sniggly posted on 10 Feb 2012, 15:12 2 6
Whether it's an issue with the OS or the devices, this still flies in the face of the idea that Windows Phones are perfect creations, as they would have you believe.
4. haikallp posted on 10 Feb 2012, 15:18 7 0
well, in my opinion its not perfect..no OS is, i know cause i've used android, ios and windows phone device. All OSes have thier advantages and disadvantages, expect for well urmm Bada.
7. andro. posted on 10 Feb 2012, 18:36 3 0
The main issue being had with windows phones is poor sales and lack of any main public desire for them!
5. xq10xa posted on 10 Feb 2012, 15:54 2 1
I got my Lumia 2 weeks ago...and the camera sucks pretty hard :(
8. pongkie posted on 10 Feb 2012, 19:32 1 0
the only camera issue I know about that device is it does not have a front facing camera. I prefer the lumia 900
9. REYNER posted on 12 Feb 2012, 00:38 0 0
i thought it was a hardware issue thank god its just a software problem im hopi
ng that they will be able to fix this as early as possible :(
10. post_noodle posted on 21 Feb 2012, 15:40 0 0
I'm lovin' my Lumia 800, have had since it came out in France a couple months ago. But yeah, the camera is a BIG let down. Daytime shots are not bad, but once it gets even slightly dark, there's a greenish hue on every picture, even when the flash isn't needed.
