One of the key selling points of the iPhone 5s is its improved camera, putting pixel size well ahead of the raw number of pixels. Naturally, I couldn’t let such a claim simply be, so I hit the streets to put that to the test.
It’s a smartphone! No, wait, it’s a camera with smartphone bits! Or is it both? Nokia’s Lumia 1020 pushes the envelope of what’s possible with a smartphone camera, but even keen photographers should be aware that there are still some limitations.
Nokia’s big claim for the very big Lumia 1020 is that its camera puts the competition to shame. So I’ve decided to test that out.
The Lumia 1020 is a smartphone with a strong focus on its camera. Or is it a camera that happens to be a smartphone? It’s so easy to get confused.
What may well be the last “Nokia” Lumia smartphone will go on sale in Australia mid-month with an RRP of $899.