One of the wonders that mobile technology has brought with it is that anyone can look like a professional without having to be. This can be seen very well with the improvements that have been developed with respect to the cameras of mobile phones, each time better and with higher quality. This is the case, for example, of the HTC One, which can go unnoticed, but in the hands of someone who is truly a professional, everything takes on a different nuance.
Almost half a year after its launch in 2013, the HTC One was still one of the best Android phones in the world. In fact, some may say that even today there is no better Android option on the market, considering all that the market offers. It is a delicate statement, especially when you think about the Nexus 5, but even so, this HTC is one of the best Android terminals. However, that step that fatal to be unique is attributed by many to their cameras and all, but what is true in all that.
Photographer Mahmoud Mfinanga has been running a series of tests on his blog this week to share his thoughts on the HTC One's camera. The device uses unconventional 'UltraPixel' technology, and while the results can be impressive, sometimes , reaches levels that really exceed its performance.
The HTC One camera
For this photographer, the camera of the HTC One is very surprisingNot least because the f / 2.0 aperture size really comes in handy in situations where the environment may lack a fair amount of light. The only problem with these phones is the lack of a simple camera interface.. The camera app is horrible, according to the photographer. Its main controls are hidden, and once you figure out where they are, it's difficult to select the desired setting without accidentally sliding to another function.
But this is something Mfinanga says he has learned to deal with. He warns that once these interface issues have been controlled, the rest harmoniously becomes something quite simple to handle, and the results, as can be seen in his Blog, are quite interesting.
Mfinanga shared a collection of his favorite photos captured with the HTC One to show how good and powerful this camera can be.
Source: BGR
That photographer must not have much idea, is it a bad camera ?, of course not, but my Nokia N8 takes better photos, both day and night. So don't tell me milongas, the ultraleches technology still has to be perfected a lot more. And the stability I don't even tell you. Nothing at all, I hardly take pictures with this camera, and with my N8 it was wonderful to take pictures.
Next to S2 they all die!
hahaha, don't go too far man, the N8 takes better photos, and there are many that also take better photos than the S2.