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DexterMoser
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The Z3X specs list looks like a classic Nodarsixar "leak". No offense buddy 
But I'm also very sceptical!
But any real new sensor, larger area and more Pixels, will be welcome.
On 2014-07-19 20:34:37, vivftp wrote:
... I'll once again offer sexual favours to Kaz if Sony creates a proper, high end Playstation Phone 
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cu015170
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On 2014-07-20 10:46:51, Xajel wrote:
@ascariss
AFAIK, the curved sensor should fix the optics issue..
not that I believe these spec. or rumours or these pics ( which are clearly faked for me ).. the point that the current idea that a large sensor is hard to put in a thin profile is about to change a little bit with the curved sensor as it will allow much less lenses in the optics assembly... not like we will have 1" sensor in Z2 like device, but it will allow a little larger sensor than what is currently possible in the same profile.
That would be great and it will also help with IQ overall.. more complex the lens = more probable distortions, etc.
Overall if they can make this work, and if the tech performs as intended, they could potentially overtake Microsoft as the leader in smartphone imaging.. we will have to wait and see.
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HxH
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before QX10/100 became official last year, most of us think it fake or nearly impossible as well.
although, those both extended camera hardware was clearly not pick-up in consumer market.
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Away
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On 2014-07-20 06:32:07, Wintermute wrote:
On 2014-07-19 20:25:06, Away wrote:
Due to Sony aiming for quicker releases after announcement, we should see the Z4 at MWC and available a few days after. It should have the s810 Yay? Besides it being 20nm, nothing too exciting. ends-shield-family-shield-tablet-wireless-controller
I don't know--S810 is not only 20nm, but also contains the entire RF 360 platform from Qualcomm (for significant power savings), it has support for hardware encode of 4K video, and it has Adreno 430, which will be a full 80% more powerful than Adreno 330, in addition to having a CPU that's up to 50% faster. I think it's the most exciting SoC in a while
In my opinion, the Tegra k1 seems far more interesting. If for the quad a15 the power usage is what Nvidia claims it is on one of the slides. Though I strongly doubt it is...
Regardless, Denver is super, super interesting and Parker is even more so, though by the time Parker is found in devices, the new Qualcomm architecture will be found on devices too I guess.
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DexterMoser
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Another digi-wo thread:
Sony a 2/3 inch video to the surface sensor oversampling, oversampling (2-in-1 Logic physical pixel pixel, without guessing color) + high dynamic range (10.8 files in ISO640) + high SNR (41.1dB in ISO400 ) + ultra-thin high-quality lens (20mm F1.2 G lens 6mm thickness)
and exposure Z3X sensor model fit, IMX271SMK.
Dafa again leading photographic technology.
About Z3X phone related news! !
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kurtdean
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Could u show us the pic that he shared? |
maloqs
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http://www.cnbeta.com/articles/311487.htm
Link and pictures are here
They said the performance is better than canon 5d3(camera expert please clarify please)
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DexterMoser
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^Thx.
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itsjustJOH
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On 2014-07-20 15:38:54, DexterMoser wrote:
Another digi-wo thread:
Sony a 2/3 inch video to the surface sensor oversampling, oversampling (2-in-1 Logic physical pixel pixel, without guessing color) + high dynamic range (10.8 files in ISO640) + high SNR (41.1dB in ISO400 ) + ultra-thin high-quality lens (20mm F1.2 G lens 6mm thickness)
and exposure Z3X sensor model fit, IMX271SMK.
Dafa again leading photographic technology.
About Z3X phone related news! !
Hmmm, yes... mmmm yes I know some of these words...
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Info is more about the sensor than it is about the phone.
Either way, Sony need to sort out their capture latency, which is way behind competition. |
XperiaJunkie
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Not being clued up in camera tech would anybody care to elaborate on how this differs to the current sensor in the Z2 please.
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-XYZ
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On 2014-07-20 16:48:41, XperiaJunkie wrote:
Not being clued up in camera tech would anybody care to elaborate on how this differs to the current sensor in the Z2 please.
Curved, fewer lens elements and clusters, as well as a wider overall aperture. Higher corner sensitivity and sharpness.
All of these being theoretical advantages. Yet to be proven. |
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Wintermute
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On 2014-07-20 15:00:33, Away wrote:
In my opinion, the Tegra k1 seems far more interesting. If for the quad a15 the power usage is what Nvidia claims it is on one of the slides. Though I strongly doubt it is...
Regardless, Denver is super, super interesting and Parker is even more so, though by the time Parker is found in devices, the new Qualcomm architecture will be found on devices too I guess.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2014-07-20 15:34 ]
Well, I agree about Denver K1, but I had kind of figured that it was DOA. NVidia seems to have thrown up its hands trying to get its SoCs into smartphones, so I just assumed it would continue to be all Qualcomm from here on out. |
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