adriandb
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Maybe because the S4 was a boring, incremental update.What's too early? Shortly after the release of the S4 someone on another tech blog was already speculating about the S5.
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Maybe because the S4 was a boring, incremental update.What's too early? Shortly after the release of the S4 someone on another tech blog was already speculating about the S5.
From a Sprint Moto X using AC forums app
It was a lot bigger of an upgrade then other flagships were. (Ex: iPhone 5 > 5S, OG Pro > G2, HTC One X > HTC One)Maybe because the S4 was a boring, incremental update.
I guess that's subjective. If you had a SGS3 there wasn't much reason to upgrade. I wouldn't say the same for the One X to the One.It was a lot bigger of an upgrade then other flagships were. (Ex: iPhone 5 > 5S, OG Pro > G2, HTC One X > HTC One)
Says the guy with an HTC One...Yes, it is too much to ask because with a smaller screen you get a smaller body. That makes it harder to fit in the parts so obviously you can't have a big battery. Smaller battery means a 1080p panel will burn through your battery so no to that as well. Smaller screen and lower resolution means there is no need for a monster of a processor...So sick of the 5" screens. I want these specs in a 4.5" screen is that to much to ask. ****.
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They should keep the 2 micron pixels, but make it an 8mp camera.lets hope they either dump the ultra pixel design or up it's game on that design. I know some swear by it but not me
lets hope they either dump the ultra pixel design or up it's game on that design. I know some swear by it but not me
They should keep the 2 micron pixels, but make it an 8mp camera.
Or make it 1.5 micron pixels and make it 8MP.
At 2 it lets in way too much light and the daytime shots are waaaay overexposed.
Yes but the S4 takes great shots during the day even on auto.there must be a way of fixing the daylight shots while shooting no? what's the point?
it's sound good also for me and i really start to get used to the idea,
but then people here tell me that many devices have the purple tint of death in low light, and this is simply not acceptable for me...
as i said in another thread, i shoot in low light a lot.
Technically the size of the pixel doesn't have anything to do with letting light in. That's an issue that could be addressed in software.Or make it 1.5 micron pixels and make it 8MP.
At 2 it lets in way too much light and the daytime shots are waaaay overexposed.
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Technically the size of the pixel doesn't have anything to do with letting light in. That's an issue that could be addressed in software.
Yes, exposure can be fixed in software. They're simplifying the technical details. The size of the pixel doesn't have anything to do with the light that is let in. There have been others who are far more knowledgable than me who have explained it in threads on here in the past.Well that's what they're advertising it as. And no it can't be fixed with a software update
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Yes but the S4 takes great shots during the day even on auto.
Most people don't know what settings to change to make the shots better...
Yes, exposure can be fixed in software. They're simplifying the technical details. The size of the pixel doesn't have anything to do with the light that is let in. There have been others who are far more knowledgeable than me who have explained it in threads on here in the past.
This would be ideal.anyway, from latest rumors, they're upping the MP's to 8 instead of 4, staying with ultrapixel.