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M9 has already dropped in price on Amazon. £6!
I think the main issue I have with the camera is the M7 had a great idea, **** pixel focus on the sensor, given sensors are so small it better to have bigger pixels.
Then the M8 made no improve, kept the same camera and so on IIRC, and tweaked the software, at this point Samsung, Sony and so on had moved onto bigger sensors aleibt with much larger pixel counts, and also dropped OIS which was a huge part of the M7 great low light experience.
Finally with the M9 they just gave up and stick in a random 20mp sensor, give up on everything they focused on just seems a little daft, still not OIS while everything else has it, even the dirt cheap Nexus 6.
They had great low light images, they just needed better detail and normal light pictures. The iPhone 6 is among the best and it has 8mp, the ideal thing to do would have been to stick with the 8-10mp range, upped the sensor size, included OIS.
It is an extremely sleek looking device.
I just wish they had the "Uh-oh" program over here
Yup, they went full retard on the camera. From one extreme to the other.
We can only wait till next year to see if they've found a happy medium.
lol that is what my one s was like for the camera when it came to HDR VS no HDR, pretty poor imo
Saying that, the only phone which I have seen take really good HDR shots all round is with the nexus 5 and 6. Haven't seen many from the gs6 yet though....
lol that is what my one s was like for the camera when it came to HDR VS no HDR, pretty poor imo
Saying that, the only phone which I have seen take really good HDR shots all round is with the nexus 5 and 6. Haven't seen many from the gs6 yet though....
The fact that you need HDR for a good shot of anything is fail for moving objects.
Good to see a few more units being shifted. On the battery life....I've finished each day so far with loads of battery left. 40% with an hour of using the speakers, an hour or so connected via Bluetooth to the car and probably a couple of hours use on Wi-Fi for internet. Plus the usual time messaging, faffing with settings and maybe half an hour of calls. I'd say battery life was better than my M8. The audio also sounds clearer to me when using it with my BoomBass speaker. I'll try and put the phone through its paces a bit more today, I need to start Monument Valley so we'll see what effect that has. Still really happy with it.