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So true. From day one I have suspected that N86 would be another N96 - only this time touted as a half-decent "replacement" for N85 instead of N95. The numerical namesake even tells it all!
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Posted: 2009-06-30 02:42:50
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On 2009-06-29 23:20:52, Luci'sPower wrote:
now can someone tell me how the hell N86 won the TIPA AWARD? When everybody is saying its behind almost all the 8MP cameraphones(and it's not even close to the renoir and innov8) + it wasn't even released, nobody had used it, and still won that award ?????TIPA Awards are just dead for me right now....
here is another review
http://www.phonearena.com/htm[....]-Review-review-r_2203-p_4.html again N86 almost dead in the camera department
[ This Message was edited by: Luci'sPower on 2009-06-29 22:22 ]
Not hard for Nokia to send them a unit to test.
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Posted: 2009-06-30 03:58:49
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On 2009-06-19 12:10:48, Raiderski wrote:
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Totally disaster with wide lens
ok, but what did you expected? angle of view is larger - the intended effect is achieved, that's all. "totally disaster" because of what? if you meant only wide-angle effect then I agree, fixed wide lens is crazy idea and shouldn't be used. however if you meant something with the quality of the image then I don't get your point
From gsmarena.com:
“On the negative side wide-angle lens aren't as suitable for photographing portraits from close range as people's faces turn out unnaturally distorted. It's not that 35mm is that great for making portraits either but 28mm is even worse.
Another disadvantage of the 28mm lens is that fitting more stuff in the same frame means that the things in it are actually smaller (described by fewer pixels, if you wish) and if you don't need the extra angle of view you are losing some scene detail.”
So what’s the point to use this type of lens? At least there isn’t any point for me to use it. May be I’ll accept that disadvantage if it takes brilliant pictures but it isn’t. I doubt future firmware update how much will help.
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Posted: 2009-06-30 11:00:34
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if I'm closer than 2 meters to subject then it's mainly because of close macro. I won't even recognize whether the flower/butterfly is distorted or not. I love landscapes and city architecture where 28mm is salvation. portraits? faces? never because even my K800 (wide 35mm) distorts a lot. portraits are not for cameraphones until they won't be able to go above 100mm. so, N86 sucks in portraits? nope, N86 in next cameraphone which sucks in portraits. nothing new
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Posted: 2009-06-30 12:48:59
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true !still this phone is not what everybody expected......and the shame is that this is the only 8MP phone from nokia and if you have an N958gb and a n82 you wouldn't have nothing to upgrade(in the last 19 months nothing new)
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Posted: 2009-07-01 19:17:04
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Their focus for the past year or so has been on the development of N97, perhaps?
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Posted: 2009-07-02 01:46:24
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Not just N97, NOKIA are just in some weird testing phase right now, everything of theirs is like some kinda Beta product. They are busy with so much: S60v3 fp2 and v5 Touch, Ovi in general with all their internert services, they are on a firmware updating spree just today The N96, N97 and it seems E51 as well got an update, and in the past 2weeks the E90, N79 and N85 were updated, i think the N81 and N82 may get updates as well, and the rest of their s60v3s in the coming weeks. Also working on Ngage, working on their Maemo Linux upcoming Internet Tablet, N900 which is an absolute beast that maybe a phone, working on Linux smartphones, using 4diff hardware platforms in their smartphones etc. . . I wonder what the hell they're upto, cause right now it looks like they're just testing things,giving us Beta just like they did with the 1st s60v3s (3250,N91 and N80).
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Posted: 2009-07-02 02:39:41
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