When the Nokia Lumia 1520 was launched in October 2013 it was the first smartphone to offer Raw image capture. Now the same feature was recently added to the older model Lumia 1020. Our partners at DxOMark have put the Lumia 1020 through its Raw-based sensor testing. The results are worth checking out. Learn more on connect.dpreview.com.
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The Pentax K-3 was a justified winner in our reader poll for the Best DSLR of 2013, and now our friends and collaborators over at DxOMark have been looking into how various lenses score on it. In the process, they’ve also reviewed many of Pentax’s lovely ‘Limited’ primes in their latest ‘HD’ incarnations. See DxOMark’s latest reviews
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We’ve added DxOMark Mobile’s report to our camera review of the LG G2 smartphone. The report includes DxO Lab’s usual industrial-quality scientific measurements. Their imaging experts analyzed 14 aspects of mobile imaging, including detailed image quality assessment, flash performance, autofocus reliability and more to calculate a final score. See their results on connect.dpreview.com.
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Nokia’s Lumia 925 is PureView branded but doesn’t use the Lumia 1020’s large sensor and pixel-binning algorithms. However, the 8.7MP smartphone just scored nearly as well as Nokia’s 41MP flagship phone in DxOMark’s extensive imaging tests despite the conventional 8.7 MP CMOS sensor. Our partners at DxOMark have put the Lumia 925 through their comprehensive image quality testing regime; click through to learn what they found.
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Nokia’s Lumia 925 is PureView branded but doesn’t use the Lumia 1020’s large sensor and pixel-binning algorithms. However, the 8.7MP smartphone just scored nearly as well as Nokia’s 41MP flagship phone in DxOMark’s extensive imaging tests despite the conventional 8.7 MP CMOS sensor. See why on connect.dpreview.com.
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The Sony Xperia Z1 is Sony’s top-of-the-line smartphone, and for photographers, the really big news is the Z1’s camera. At 1/2.3-inch the sensor in the Sony’s camera module is larger than the 1/3-inch sensors that are common in the current crop of smartphones. Our partners at DxOMark have put the Sony Xperia Z1 through their comprehensive image quality testing regime. Click through to find out if the Z1’s impressive specs translate into great image quality.
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We have added DxOMark’s Mobile Report to our camera review of the Nokia Lumia 1020. The report includes DxO Lab’s usual industry-standard scientific measurements and analyzes 14 aspects of mobile imaging including detailed image quality assessment, flash performance, autofocus reliability and more to calculate a final score. Click through to go to page 8 of our Nokia Lumia 1020 review for the DxO Mark mobile report.
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We have added DxOMark’s Mobile Report to our camera review of the Nokia Lumia 1020. The report includes DxO Lab’s usual industry-standard scientific measurements and analyzes 14 aspects of mobile imaging including detailed image quality assessment, flash performance, autofocus reliability and more to calculate a final score. Click through to go to page 8 of our Nokia Lumia 1020 review for the DxO Mark mobile report.
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We have added DxOMark’s Mobile Report to our camera review of the Apple iPhone 5s. The report includes DxO Lab’s usual industry-standard scientific measurements and analyzes 14 aspects of mobile imaging including detailed image quality assessment, flash performance, autofocus reliability and more to calculate a final score. Click through to read our Apple iPhone 5s review and go to page 8 for the DxO Mark mobile report.
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Our friends and collaborators over at DxOMark have recently been looking into how lenses score on specific cameras, and the latest model they’ve examined is Nikon’s 24 MP APS-C flagship, the D7100. The article looks at no fewer than 126 lenses, and gauges the advantage of the D7100’s higher pixel count and lack of a low-pass filter compared to the 16MP D7000. As a bonus, there’s also an assessment of how the imaging performance of Nikon SLRs has improved over the last decade. Click through for the link.
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