Originally Posted by clonmult:
“I bought mine - on release from Amazon UK, its a "UK" spec model.
And yes, the camera on the 808 really is that good. It is better than 99% of compact cameras (ie you need to go for a bridge or DSLR to improve), has audio recording that defies belief (I've recorded rock gigs with the 808 practically in the speakers, I couldn't hear for days, but the 808 recorded it with zero distortion).
If having a decent camera is important to you, then the iPhone 4S/5, SGS3, Lumia 820 or 920 and anything from Sony or HTC will be often fail to produce decent results.
The only caveat is that sometimes you do have to tinker with the settings to get better results, just as you would with any decent camera - tweaking ISO, enabling/disabling the ND filter, flash forced/fill in, etc. etc.)”
How can you know when you go on Amazon its a UK spec? Im trying to do my homework but I only briefly looked on the sellers descriptions and there was no mention (iirc) of the country spec.
I know many camera reviewers said it is better than many SLRs
Now I like the idea that the sound is good as well! I taped a show on my friends Nokia about 2 years ago and it was crystal, on my Samsung it was awful - I put it down to being at a different type of gig though. The Samsung S2 camera has been unbelievably shite, in my experiences the Nokia has always had the best cameras too (and you are really selling me the 808 here!)
So do I go for the Xperia T which I can probably get
now, on my contract, OR save up and get the 808 around April time.... decisions!!!
awww mannn! someone just posted this!
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pho...1119637/review good camera!