StuffMagazine on the Nokia 808 PureView.
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Here’s Lucy Hedges from the UK StuffMagazine giving a quick review of the Nokia 808 PureView. Whilst you might stop listening once the disappointment of Symbian is mentioned, Lucy gives PureView quite a good explanation. Much better than I had expected.
- Whilst overall pleased with the camera, ‘no denying the quality of these snaps’, Lucy mentions that it’s a shame there isn’t better image stabilisation.
- Camera UI wise is apparently over complicated outside of auto. Â (I can sort of agree, there’s some further refinement that could be done.)
- Camera wise, it’s next gen stuff but else where is less impressive.
- S^3 apparently feels like an older version of Android – but feels unfinished, refusing to respond with glitches never far away.
- Music brilliant, music player buggy.
- Browsing sluggish, text rendering jagged on nHD
- Bright colourful screen
- Thick phone
- Pro for HDMI and NFC
- If you thought the megapixel race was over, think again.
Here’s where I’ll disagree hugely. Apparently it would be unlikely that you’d use the 808 in preference of a compact camera? Seriously, you mean the compact cameras that the 808 demolishes to the point it has to stand against DSLRs to really see how far 808 can be pushed?
- Super modern camera bolted on remarkably outdated OS.
- Same comment as all other reviewers – they want this camera in a Lumia. Shame Nokia’s too slow to get this done in time, eh.
by stuffmagazine
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