Teksti dlya izucheniya russkogo yazika dlya nachinayuschih. Nokia demonstrates N8 video editing capabilities. Donald Melanson. The phone's photo and video capabilities. Of the two, the video editor seems to be the most impressive -- it'll let you add.
Share the post 'Nokia N8 Review: Camera – Includes 75 Photo Samples' • • • • After having used the to take pictures while I was visiting Edinburgh, no doubt remains in my mind that the Nokia N8 is the absolute best camera phone that you can buy in the market today. We took a ton of pictures and video in very trying situations, without bothering to stop and compose a shot properly. Most images you see here were taken while walking around the city, N8 in hand simply snapping away. Some were taken from within a car, a bus, while actually walking (without even a pause) and the N8 kept delivering. Of course there were some shots that were ruined by incredible camera shake, or the sun blaring into the lens and we being obstinate and still trying to take a picture.
I walked away blown by the N8’s camera, infact I always had my DSLR on me, but there were times I was happy just using the N8, secure in the knowledge that I won’t regret it. Before you scroll to the gallery of 12 Megapixel N8 Camera Samples, there are a few shots that I am especially keen to show off. Click through to see the images in their full glory. (This picture is a great indicator of the detail the N8’s camera is capable of producing) (Amazing depth of field, the macro mode in action) (Its almost as if the N8 doesn’t care about low light, no really) The following images are either in the 4×3 12 Megapixel Mode or the wide screen 9 Megapixel Mode. Switching between these modes on the N8 is very easy, just pinch the screen while the Camera’s viewfinder is on to go to the 4×3 mode and pinch out for the 16:9 widescreen. Click through to see the images in their full glory.
In most of the cases, we could have got a better shot if we had spent a little more time playing with different settings and composing it better, but I guess these ones would serve you better as they give a ‘real world’ idea of the kind of shots the N8 will bring to you. Speaking of a DSLR, I also did try and take some comparison shots of between my Canon 550D and the N8, look out for them very soon. Plus, there’s a review of the N8’s HD video capture in the pipeline as well. Exciting times! [ Update: ] Much credit to for taking a bunch of these pictures.
(Note: The above images were taken with the N8 running the PR 1.0 v11.011 firmware, which is just short of the firmware the N8 is shipping with.). Man, I’ve been waiting for this damn thing since I first saw Damian posting on dpreview. If you’d be so kind, could you just confirm that you can turn off the obnoxious camera shutter sounds? It’s a pet peeve of mine that cameraphones force loud shutter sounds (Nokia seems to have the loudest and most poorly designed, in my experience) while trying to replace regular point and shoots that don’t have that forced upon users.
(Hoping you’re not in one of the countries that forces manufacturers to prevent disabling those sounds). HDvidmanI can only assume the blogging platform has stripped the exif, the orginals have the info in them.
I know, as they came from my N8! LOL @ the_accidental, You go from concerned professional blogger to condescending, name caller in just 4 short minutes. Just based on my accusations alone, stating that the EXIF information is missing is a clue that I’m not incompetent in any capacity. I’d be willing to bet by Canon T2i that most people who have a concern for mobile phones or even those who are into basic photography don’t know the heck EXIF is, what it stands for or how the hell to find it. Give me some credit on that end. Not a flamer of any sorts, just pointing out missing facts that I came across on my end. Equipment: Windows 7 PC, downloaded via right click and viewed with Adobe Photoshop CS5.