Nokia promises more "cool" PureView surprises, to focus on imaging and navigation
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I think it’s important to underscore that PureView doesn’t mean any specific technology. It’s the latest and greatest in imaging. When you buy a Nokia phone with PureView, you are getting our highest quality imaging innovation... it’s basically about problem solving. Nokia 808 PureView solved the problem of zooming and sharpness, and for Nokia Lumia 920, it was low light.
Imaging is extremely subjective, and you can always make something better. We’re really driving innovation in key areas to deepen and enrich the imaging experience. I can’t tell you about the specific things we’re working on. Safe to say it’s very cool.
We’re looking at imaging holistically, from optics to display, and working on all of those to improve. It’s very complicated, and the trick is to make all these building blocks work well together. But it’s not just purely hardware innovation. You need to get the software to work as well. That’s the real beauty — that’s what makes a truly amazing solution.
I’m really proud, we have a damn good team. Hardware doesn’t work without very good software, and there’s no software that can fix bad hardware. Asked if there’s one major problem he would like to solve in the years ahead, Juha takes his time before answering. I’d love to make it super easy to get great photos every single time,” he tells us. “You should be able to give your phone to a 3-year old and still capture amazing photos, like with a big DSLR camera.
People are working on exciting technologies that can capture so much more. Huge innovations are happening right now. We’re looking at imaging from so many different angles.
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1. Omar-BHR95 posted on 10 Jan 2013, 05:04 17 0
Come OOOONNN MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS PLEASE COME FAST
2. jacobspeeds posted on 10 Jan 2013, 05:08 5 9
dont think nokia will be the same without damien dinning! :(
4. neutralguy posted on 10 Jan 2013, 06:02 1 1
damien dinning is a good mentor or leader for a good photography team. but I guess, he left his legacy by giving what the nokia photography team need to know. They are I think knowledgeable what damian wants to happen in the mobile photography.
5. joseph98 posted on 10 Jan 2013, 06:50 1 10
What about Nokia with Android OS? You need to start making handset for Android. Come on nokia is it that hard to see this.
7. shreyas.s666 posted on 10 Jan 2013, 07:10 0 0
"Apple proved that simplicity and seemingly effortless great results delivered with consistency are the way to achieve mass appeal,"by delivering over priced products to customers?inovative prices
8. -box- posted on 10 Jan 2013, 07:52 2 0
Yeah sole didn't do a darn thing. Their cameras were no better than most of those on feature phones until the 4S, and arguably the 4. That was 2010. By the sake time we had numerous better phone cameras from Nokia, Motorola, HTC, Sony, Samsung, etc.
@Daniel: Edit out or modify that statement to take out the apple reference. It is unnecessary and misleading.
10. shreyas.s666 posted on 10 Jan 2013, 08:14 3 0
i don't get it why ppl has to mention apple in every article.too much fanboyism
11. lauremar posted on 10 Jan 2013, 11:12 1 0
I totally agree, about the Apple comment on this article... It's wrong and not necessary! Come on now...
12. microsoftnokiawin posted on 11 Jan 2013, 04:52 0 0
it's funny how all the talk is about the US well i wanted a lumia 920 on optus or vodafone in aus but no let come out on telstra all we get is an 820 and telstra is a rip off and i can't affors a prepaid one :(
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