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chombos1 Posts: > 500

@boba

how do you know that the camera used in the above review is not a prototype?? (basically; every unit before the release is considered a prototype.... hehe.. those images are even bad for a Pre pre prototype unit)


those images are so horrible.... they are clearly and loudly shouting: faulty camera !!! (gsmarena pics are far better than these)

all the images in that review have a horrible blurry area in the left-side (you can check)


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Posted: 2008-04-15 11:36:46
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number1 Posts: > 500

what do expect from a phone with a 4.2mm focal length , tiny cmos sensor with 5 megapixels, it maybe a prototype but unless se suddenly change the hardware i can safely say the photos from the final released units will be no better.
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Posted: 2008-04-15 12:35:30
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jmcomms Posts: > 500

I've never seen a pre-production handset that has changed significantly by the time it's released.

Obviously there are tweaks, but the hardware doesn't change so what you see in a prototype is pretty much it. If it has a crap CMOS sensor then tweaking the algorithms can only go so far.

The fact is, we know the 5MP sensor in the K850i is bad and the C902 by all accounts is going to be worse. Then I see some of the photos taken with the (unofficial) camera software for the K770i, T650i and of course the K800/K810. It makes me wonder why SE doesn't just stick with a decent 3.2MP sensor.

Oh, wait, it's because Joe Public want higher numbers. 5 is better than 3.2. God knows what their 7, 8 or 10MP sensor will be like when their next handset gets to be about 9mm thick or something!
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Posted: 2008-04-15 14:06:44
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number1 Posts: > 500


On 2008-04-15 14:06:44, jmcomms wrote:
I've never seen a pre-production handset that has changed significantly by the time it's released.

Obviously there are tweaks, but the hardware doesn't change so what you see in a prototype is pretty much it. If it has a crap CMOS sensor then tweaking the algorithms can only go so far.

The fact is, we know the 5MP sensor in the K850i is bad and the C902 by all accounts is going to be worse. Then I see some of the photos taken with the (unofficial) camera software for the K770i, T650i and of course the K800/K810. It makes me wonder why SE doesn't just stick with a decent 3.2MP sensor.

Oh, wait, it's because Joe Public want higher numbers. 5 is better than 3.2. God knows what their 7, 8 or 10MP sensor will be like when their next handset gets to be about 9mm thick or something!



dam the dum public i can't buy a high-end handset this time because there all 5megapixels and alot worse cam quality than my k800, i'm looking at the c702 at the moment sure it's missing a couple of cam features but it's only 3.2megapixels and should take alot better pics than the c902. chances are that the manufactures won't even bother increasing the sizes of sensors or quality of lens there just cram in more megapixels because it costs them basically nothing to do that and everyone will buy the phone thing the extra megapixels makes the cam quality better.
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Posted: 2008-04-15 17:33:48
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sadeghi85 Posts: 341

C702 samples are here.
C702 pics are like K850's in 3MP lol.
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Posted: 2008-04-15 17:56:36
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number1 Posts: > 500


On 2008-04-15 17:56:36, sadeghi85 wrote:
C702 samples are here.
C702 pics are like K850's in 3MP lol.


they look a bit lifeless and smeary still thats only a prototype, i'll wait for the final versions and give it a fair chance.
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Posted: 2008-04-15 17:58:42
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sadeghi85 Posts: 341


On 2008-04-15 17:58:42, number1 wrote:

... still thats only a prototype, i'll wait for the final versions and give it a fair chance.



really? that's a prototype?


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Posted: 2008-04-15 18:07:42
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number1 Posts: > 500

well it's not released yet so until it's offically released it's a prototype.
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Posted: 2008-04-15 18:50:25
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jmcomms Posts: > 500

We ALWAYS wait until the final version, but I can't think of any handset that has had any major changes between showing off a pre-release and the final offering.

Bear in mind;

1) The handsets they show the press, public and BUYERS (i.e. distributors and networks) aren't going to be shown something really bad. I'm actually surprised nobody has yet said to a company, 'well, why are you showing it now if it's so far from finished?'. (Bear in mind, we're talking about public announcement models here, not some sneaky prototype shown privately and then leaked out).

2) SE isn't starting from scratch with each and every new cameraphone. Would SE get away with saying the K810i is 'not final' when we all know it was a K800 in a new shell? Likewise, the camera algorithms and the sensor won't always change from one model to the next.

3) The hardware is usually the first thing signed off, so they won't suddenly go 'you know what? the camera sucks, we'll change it'. From announcing it, it's a case of how quick to get it into production and finding the buyers to take it. That pretty much sets the release date.

Now, when it comes to other aspects (like the UI) then with SE I can well believe they will make changes, except they prefer not to do it in time for the release but about 18 months after.

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[ This Message was edited by: jmcomms on 2008-04-15 23:31 ]
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Posted: 2008-04-16 00:28:27
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chombos1 Posts: > 500

hey boys....

do not take those samples too seriously they either had a SUPER faulty unit or have done that on a purpose....

here's some samples from Gsmarena
http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_c902-review-223p3.php

gsmarena:
"Judging the camera quality of a beta unit is a risky business. Even so, it's clear the C902 camera is a capable shooter. The images are crisp with nice detail. Noise level is relatively low, especially with sufficient light. The autofocus camera does very well at close-ups. Color rendering is relatively good; yet all colors are a bit cold. We think they need some 10-15% more saturation to ride high."


100% crop between U900 C902 and N95 8gb
http://s304.photobucket.com/a[....]urrent=gsmarena_n95_8gb003.jpg




[ This Message was edited by: chombos1 on 2008-04-17 08:21 ]
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