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marcink
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Doministry, show us/me those great photos. What I can see so far is just same old same old in terms of noise and sharpening. C905 was much better then this so called exmor-r. Don't want to pay for megapixels when they don't make any difference. That's the reason I want to get rid of my 8mpix neo. I just feel no investment in camera has been made for the past 3-4 years and we will have to wait for 2013/real Sony influence/lineup to see any difference. |
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gabbyevs
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ive no idea about fat32 but just for the benefit of other mac users they have to use software to move files
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doministry
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Lookazz
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With MTP you can't see files timestamp, and generally it's slower than USB storage mode in my opinion. I'm not very happy with all this MTP and no choice...
Anyone's observed low in-call volume ? My is tooo low compared to Xperia Arc. I've to push the phone into the ear 
@doministry, nice shots 
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Thanks. Shots are really nice indeed.
I think I exaggerated a bit. Actually night mode is able to produce very nice shots, just the hand has to be very stable to do it.
And I take back everything I said about K-9 mail. Seems like a great app.
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Ricke77
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That nightshot looks great! Not so much noise! Please remember that its a phone and not a SLR! |
doministry
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Yep that's right!
As I said, in some situations Xperia is able to provide great night shots.
It's a matter of settings too..
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Do the older Xperias use the same camera sensor as Xperia S? And if so, is there any chance Sony to improve their cameras with the ICS upgrade?
The best mobile phone brand died with Sony Ericsson's death. Shame on you Sony for killing it! And, of course, for ruining the Xperia brand... Mediar's Site |
rickster2kuk
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I've had the phone now for almost a week and the following three things really stand out to me;
1. The screen is immense, it's so vivid and the extra resolution really gives you lots more screen real estate;
2. The phone is so fast, not even experienced any lag at all, even when booting up or coming out of flight mode, everything is silky slick.
3. Build quality and design are top notch, it may not be aluminium but this thing just feels like a premium product.
The first two were a worth upgrade from the Arc in itself.
Camera has also impressed me, despite my reservations from the pre-release samples. The contrast definitely seems better.
Just can't wait for ICS, it's going to make this phone even more fantastic.
Only downside I would say so far is the battery and the software bugs, but these can be corrected by upcoming firmware updates. Also would have been nicer to have a slightly slimmer and lighter phone - but hey ho, you can't have everything !
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alibond82
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1. The screen is immense, it's so vivid and the extra resolution really gives you lots more screen real estate;
2. The phone is so fast, not even experienced any lag at all, even when booting up or coming out of flight mode, everything is silky slick.
3. Build quality and design are top notch, it may not be aluminium but this thing just feels like a premium product.
The first two were a worth upgrade from the Arc in itself.
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Wasn't that said about the arc when it was released after X10? My arc lags a bit sometimes and lack of internal storage is killing me, but I'd wait for the Xperia S for a while until I'm sure it doesn't turn out like Arc and starts lagging a few months later!
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I don't think so....
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vivftp
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I'm curious to know if anyone is able to compare the camera in the Xperia S vs. the camera in Sonys Bloggie products. I've always been under the impression that the Bloggies had better quality cameras than their phones, so a comparison would be quite nice. The reason being the Bloggie products are almost as thin as the phones, so if they are in fact better then presumably their camera tech could be ported over to phones without much difficulty... that is, if they are better |
dominiquelan
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I love the white model. This phone has solid features, and is available at a great price. I don't think I could find something similar to this in the same price range. I just wish it came in ICS already.
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On 2012-03-21 02:49:27, vivftp wrote:
I'm curious to know if anyone is able to compare the camera in the Xperia S vs. the camera in Sonys Bloggie products. I've always been under the impression that the Bloggies had better quality cameras than their phones, so a comparison would be quite nice. The reason being the Bloggie products are almost as thin as the phones, so if they are in fact better then presumably their camera tech could be ported over to phones without much difficulty... that is, if they are better
Bloggie records better video but Xperia S and other smartphones take better stills than Bloggie |
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