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2014-03-28, 23:15
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exchange of information is always good!
the sony exmor RS is supposedly the chip used by inew for the V3.
it is available by Sony as a complete package (sensor and lense stack) which is
"The ‘IU135F3-Z’ is an auto-focus imaging module incorporating a bright, high-resolution F2.2 lens. "
source:
the quality of the pictures taken is also affected by the implementation in the firmware,
and as we already know the first firmwares were not really perfect.
iNew has advertised f/2.0 and later probably found out that the module reports correct data in exif (which is 2.2).
so obviously they "changed" that behaviour.
you can see that the software makes a big difference by trying out different camera apps.
reportedly the Lenovo Super Camera takes the best pictures on the iNew V3.
you cannot compare the phone cameras to DSLR pictures which you probably were referring to.
in the DSLR world the exif data is trusted and precise and no big company could afford to tamper with that (imagine Nikon or Canon faking numbers...)
exchange of information is always good!
the sony exmor RS is supposedly the chip used by inew for the V3.
it is available by Sony as a complete package (sensor and lense stack) which is
"The ‘IU135F3-Z’ is an auto-focus imaging module incorporating a bright, high-resolution F2.2 lens. "
source:
the quality of the pictures taken is also affected by the implementation in the firmware,
and as we already know the first firmwares were not really perfect.
iNew has advertised f/2.0 and later probably found out that the module reports correct data in exif (which is 2.2).
so obviously they "changed" that behaviour.
you can see that the software makes a big difference by trying out different camera apps.
reportedly the Lenovo Super Camera takes the best pictures on the iNew V3.
you cannot compare the phone cameras to DSLR pictures which you probably were referring to.
in the DSLR world the exif data is trusted and precise and no big company could afford to tamper with that (imagine Nikon or Canon faking numbers...)
my phones current and past:
Brand phones:
Brand phones:
- Samsung Galaxy Apollo/Leo/3 - retired, 2x Samsung Galaxy S - gone, Samsung Galaxy Note - stolen
, Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos - retired
- Samsung Galaxy S3
- Samsung Galaxy S4 black edition (work issue)
- Pinphone 3 (never received), Smarty A8 (MTK6515 HTC Chacha clone), iNew V3 - sold
- Xiaomi Redmi 1s - Wife's daily driver
- Xiaomi MI3 64GB with MagicSim on dual bootMIUI v5 (4.8.22) /CM11
- ZTE Open (FirefoxOS) - now running ICS! -retired from duty.