It's a good thing you aren't here to debate because you would lose. Badly. Tell me, do you think everything is the same on your 2003 and 2011 cameras except the number of pixels on the sensor? Just curious.
I am returning my HTC One (M8). Are you?
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It's a good thing you aren't here to debate because you would lose. Badly. Tell me, do you think everything is the same on your 2003 and 2011 cameras except the number of pixels on the sensor? Just curious.
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No they chose the one for camera software, which I agree with as well. Please note Alex said the one will not hold up against the S5
This could very well be true. It will not, however, be true because of 4mp vs 8 or whatever the S5 has.
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Taken directly from the article
Neither of these phones is a really great all-round camera that'll match the latest from Samsung and Sony. As was the case last year, HTC more is focused on Ultrapixels, Zoes, Duo shots and other features more than megapixels. Meanwhile the Nexus 5 offers good photos, but not for the impatient, or those wanting to shoot fast-moving subjects.
For the average user, the more versatile HTC One, with its added bells and whistles, is probably the better option. But the choice here is do you want a fast camera that sometimes falls down on image quality, or a slower shooter with the potential to capture more fine detail.
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Doing better in auto mode doesn't mean the camera is bad, it means that the software optimization isn't as good. This camera has the ability to take really good shots, you just have to set up the camera properly.
The same can be said about a lot of cameras, phone or otherwise. Can a lot of cameras take good photos right out of the box? Sure but if you set it up properly your images will vastly improve.
Don't get me wrong they could have improved on the camera in a lot of ways,but that doesn't mean it isn't a good camera. Every phone's camera can be improved upon, does that mean they are all bad?
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Right, if bells and whistles with poor image quality is your thing go for the One. If you want it all in one package wait for the s5
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Nope.. it comes across as a company that has had an operating loss in profit only ONCE. Your statement was false as I've proven.
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It says for the average user the m8 camera is a better choice, exactly what we were talkin about. Users who just want to point and shoot
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Finally! We agree on something! Lol, I really am trying not to come across as argumentative. I just think people don't give enough credit where credit is due. The camera is more than capable, it just comes down to the end user
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Based on what I've read from you, I don't think image quality means what you think it does.
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Mate, it means the same to me as it does to a dozen or so reviews I've read including two on this very site. They're all consistent. Cheers.
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You ARE argumentative but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Heck,I get paid well to be argumentative.
I will continue to say it and you will consider to show you don't know what you're talking about. There are many variables that go into how good camera system performs and "mega pixels" is probably the least important. Period.
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You ARE argumentative but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Heck,I get paid well to be argumentative.
What do you do? Maybe I should be in that line of work too
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OK, well this is telling. So this conversation is about winning and losing? This makes things much clearer now.
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