Nokia has released some images showing off the photographic capabilities of the Lumia 1020 smartphone it announced yesterday, and the results have us eager to try out the 41-megapixel model ourselves. Check out the results for yourself over at connect.dpreview.com.
Today Nokia unveiled the Lumia 1020, its flagship 41MP camera-centric smartphone for Windows Phone 8. Aimed squarely at photo enthusiasts, the Lumia 1020 employs a large and extremely high resolution 41MP imaging sensor that we first saw in the ground-breaking 808 PureView. However, the 1020 has the decided advantage of running on the Windows Phone 8 platform instead of the end-of-life Symbian OS. Our sister site, connect.dpreview.com is at the launch event in New York and has published a detailed hands-on look at the new phone. Click through for more.
After months of rumors and leaks, Finnish handset maker Nokia today officially launched its latest flagship Windows phone, the Lumia 1020, at a press event in New York City. As far as we’re concerned of course, the most interesting feature is the Lumia 1020’s 41MP imaging sensor, an iteration of the groundbreaking technology that Nokia debuted last year in the 808 PureView phone. Click through for more details and some hands-on pictures on our sister site connect.dpreview.com.
First footage I ever shot with a Nikon D-SLR. This short clip was taken in spring 2010, and later edited with Premiere Pro CS4 and Red Giant Magic Bullet suite 2.0. The cheap and popular Sigma 10-20 f/4-5.6 is the lens I used on the D90, along with a tripod. Camera set on auto. Not as sharp as it could have been, but it’s ok. C&C welcome. PLEASE NOTE: the song is called “Briefly dream of a night fly” and is performed by italian artist Pietro Nobile, from the album “Volo libero”. He’s such a talented musican and songwriter: buy his cd if you like the song.