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z2
http://www.thinkdigit.com/FCKeditor/uploads/DSC_0044%281%29.jpg

s5
http://www.thinkdigit.com/FCK[....]ads/20140425_155153%281%29.jpg


and looks like the s5 also has the blurring issue but nobody will complain about it because they only see xperias.
proof: http://www.thinkdigit.com/FCK[....]ads/20140422_184430%281%29.jpg
from: http://www.thinkdigit.com/Mob[....]ium=related&utm_campaign=popup

although i'm not sure if they intentionally made the s5 shots blurry. those photos all look unusually blurry. even the z2's photos are blurry. must be their weather or their kind of unusual lighting.

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Posted: 2014-05-08 11:47:49
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I too have grown tired of the arguments here and in the past i have been guilty of this myself. But i won't be doing it anymore there's little point and it spoils the threads. Also thinking there's more important things in life to worry about. I used to moan sometimes cos if i had a view on something people would shout back at me i guess cos i can be critical. I can be critical but even i deep down was thinking of buying the Z2 recently after the poor Z1. The Z2 is everything the Z1 should have been and a big improvement. I didn't always moan at everything on Esato despite what some think. So for any past annoyances i apologise. Peace 😊

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Phone?? What phone??
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Posted: 2014-05-08 13:24:00
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I come to accept the fact that all smartphone just suck in low light. Like ALL of them.
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Posted: 2014-05-08 17:32:53
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Compared to what ? And what do you mean by low light ?


1. Low light - no flash - handheld - moving objects or static

2. Low light - flash - handheld - moving objects or static

3. Low light - no flash - tripod - moving objects or static

4. Low light - flash - tripod - moving objects or static

5. Bar/Restaurant/Club - handheld - moving objects or static

6. Bar/Restaurant/Club - tripod - moving objects or static

What exactly do you consider low light environment ?

I can show you good quality photos from a smartphone in some of the low light environment settings mentioned above, and I can show you poor ones in others..
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Posted: 2014-05-08 18:59:31
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Good new for Indians!
Flipkart lists z2 available from 3rd week of May.Taking pre orders too http://www.flipkart.com/sony-[....]85-1307-4471-a75e-5d18c77f4b4f

Rs50,000 / 834$
"Get the new Michael Jackson 's 'Xscape' via Sony Jive & Xperia Lounge + Free Sony Smartband (SWR-10) worth Rs.5990/- .+ Free Premium Case Worth Rs.2990/- .+ Free 6 months Xperia Accident Damage Cover."

Are the noise cancelling ear phones standard on all packages?

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Posted: 2014-05-08 19:11:27
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Guess maybe something like bar, club, or outside with only some street lights and no flash. And of course no tripod, like you want to capture something at any random moment. No one is going to carry a tripod with them 24/7.



not canada, we get phone, charger, thats all.

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Posted: 2014-05-08 20:01:40
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Two things:

1.Greatest photos found in Flickr
https://www.flickr.com/photos/119489925@N06/

2.Comapre audio quality SGS5 / Z2 maked from russian user with stock music players/headphones and Poweramp / quality headphones. Conclusion - Galaxy S5 better in all situations.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoCP1E6K1xg
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Posted: 2014-05-08 20:26:52
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What a Joke!
1) I do not understand Russian, he could have been reading the Divine Comedy for all the video for what I know
2) I, and nobody, can hear how the headphones sounded... only him... son there's no results to prove this...
3) Are you really saying me that the S5 speakers sounded better than the Z2 ones? are you really telling me this? S5 lack everything, they sound tinny and cheap! they had some more power to make up for the shitty audio they produce...
be serious at least
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Posted: 2014-05-08 20:54:40
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Hmm,I don't know about that. Depends who is also behind the lens and know how to take decent night shots. I have got some cracking night shots out of many smartphones. Nokia do best with the Pureview at night but Sony doesn't do too badly. Sometimes
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Posted: 2014-05-08 21:11:47
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Since I am fluent in Russian, I will help translate the conclusion. The user does seemed to have tested using objective/fair methodology. He even used his V-Moda Crossfade LP (higher impendace) to compare the sound on both due to Samsung not sounding normal using the Sony 5 ring earbuds. He did claim that Samsung was louder by about 15% using it's earbuds, which have less impedance then Sony's (32 Ohm, which are harder to drive). The bass was described as more impactful on Samsung, while more velvet on the Sony. Mids were about equal. This is using headphone jack, not speakers. When sound effects where turned on (clear audio+ and others), Sony sounded louder/better. Using exterior speaker, he claimed the Samsung's mono speaker was louder, especially for ringtones, while movies sounded better on Sony (compare starts at 15:00 for Sony and 16:45 for Samsung).
He did document a problem of not able to throw the sound to the LG TV he has with Onkyo receiver which was on the network, while Samsung did it without any problems. Another issue both devices had is with playing Apple's lossless codec files.

Hope this is helpful. He did sounded quiet a bit positive re: Samsung, as he also has an S4 (might be Samsung fan).

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Posted: 2014-05-09 01:10:07
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