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Panasonic intros Android phone with 1" camera |
randomuser
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http://www.sonyalpharumors.co[....]r-to-fuji-and-samsung-as-well/
Panasonic is already using it on their FZ1000, so most likely the same on this cameraphone.  |
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Sassho
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I like this gadget , nice 808 alternative. More info and video about DMC-CM1
http://www.engadget.com/2014/09/15/panasonic-lumix-cm1/ |
emerson_shei
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On 2014-09-16 05:49:22, cu015170 wrote:
^ That's great news.. that sensor is one of the best in the business! I like the first generation (FSI design) the best to be honest, but the BSI ones are very, very good as well. This should outperform anything else out there by quite a margin, if they did a their job on the optics and the processing right..
Which leads to the price... that sensor is expensive, but it delivers.. so.. you know.. you get what you pay for.
The 808 launched at around $700 in 2012.. so , its not that far off I guess
On 2014-09-16 01:18:47, emerson_shei wrote:
How good photographer, you know that most of the time we do not use flash, so the absence of Xenon although important, no is somehow essential 
Moreover embedded LEICA LENS, OIS, Great Image Sensor and 60 seconds of exposure time ensure formidable nighttime images. In my view, yes it is a replacement to the Nokia 808 PureView Pro only regret that this product will never arrive in South America 
P.S: My guess is that this is an image sensor produced by Panasonic itself 
[ This Message was edited by: emerson_shei on 2014-09-16 00:22 ]
I agree, xenon is not needed for general photography, but you can still use in certain cases. I meant it from a day to day use.. the 808 can truly replace your point & shoot because even at night you can get great shots of friends, family, kids.. whatever. With the Lumix you will be out of luck if you have to take a shot at a night club..
I really don't understand the decision to not include a proper flash considering all the room they had to work with:
808: 123.9 x 60.2 x 13.9 (18 at the hump) mm
Lumix: 135.4 x 68.0 x 15.2 (21.1 at the hump) mm
Of course it has a much larger screen..
[ This Message was edited by: cu015170 on 2014-09-16 04:51 ]
Really... If the Panasonic DMC-CM1 told with xenon flash, it would be the perfect cameraphone.
But do not whine, after all you are privileged.
Probably this product will be available in the Usa and then you can have spectacular 808 and innovative CM1, when you want in the palm of the hands.
Meanwhile I and other South Americans, we must content ourselves with the K Zoom and 1020 closest devices with the photographic quality of the former king of cameraphones.  |
Sassho
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I waiting for first camera samples , expected great image quality - Leica is Leica |
emerson_shei
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Thanks for the quick response
I'm glad to know that the DMC-CM1 will have the same excellent sensor of RX Series, but luckily with the best post processing photographic of Panasonic  |
emerson_shei
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On 2014-09-16 06:37:18, Sassho wrote:
I waiting for first camera samples , expected great image quality - Leica is Leica
I totally agree with you 
Leica is Leica... This cameraphone has everything to be at least in theory, better than the big 808 PureView Pro  |
randomuser
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Same here, this might tempt me over the Xperia Z3
But sadly, it's not sure if Panasonic will release a successor to it later so I might be stuck with it for a long time or if I upgrade for better features and new tech I'll have to make a big compromise in terms of camera quality.
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Sassho
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Info about price - 900 Euros (approximately US$ 1160) , forget it  I will wait long long time for price drop
http://connect.dpreview.com/p[....]-smartphone-with-1-inch-sensor |
emerson_shei
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It is my impression or this phone provides a choice of ISO sensitivity (20) ?
If this is indeed correct, imagine that clean image
Really, I am also looking forward to the first pictures |
Sassho
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It is my impression or this phone provides a choice of ISO sensitivity (20) ?
Hope for good sensor quality , bicouse Panasonic has little strange color reproduction 808 has advantage with big resolution 38mp sensor. This allows for crop , re-frame , resize and other edits. After resizing detail , sharpneness and quality looks is great. |
Madiba
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Crazy device, look is great.
[ This Message was edited by: Madiba on 2014-09-16 07:16 ] |
emerson_shei
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First Look By Clipset
https://www.youtube.com/watch[....]&list=UUYkoAtIMi6oFG_8SO5YrauQ |
cu015170
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I did the math on it.. ~3.4 micron pixels
[ This Message was edited by: cu015170 on 2014-09-16 15:06 ] |
emerson_shei
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Great... Great... Great !
But I was in doubt: According to DxO, image sensor in this camera Sony RX Series (same sensor Cameraphone Panasonic) has 2.4 Microns 
Look here:
http://www.dxomark.com/Camera[....]DSC-RX100___957_896_812#tabs-3
[ This Message was edited by: emerson_shei on 2014-09-16 08:18 ] |
cu015170
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^ thank you, I divided by the wrong number.. I also updated the resolution to match the RX |
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