Sony Xperia Pro-I brings 1.0-inch sensor and variable f/2.0-4.0 aperture
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- 26 Oct 2021
A phone thats worthy of the "Pro" name, will nicely sit next to my 1ii once i get it
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AnonD-994853, 26 Oct 2021Yes, if only it was £119991 III and 5 III is a little impressive for me (even in mind that I work with full frame cameras).
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Anonymous, 26 Oct 2021And as usual noone will buy it. By the way, 1” sensors requ... moreIf you've watched the product introduction video, it's clearly targeted at pros and photo hobbyists who have money to spend. Not because it's not for everyone does not mean "no one is gonna buy it". You're just not part of their target market.
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AnonD-994853, 26 Oct 2021Not destroying competition. In fact, the competition will d... moreWhy are you sooo agresive? Today most important are skills and idea. If you someday will work with pro cameras you will learn that.
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AnonD-994853, 26 Oct 2021Which means that the large sensor is being wasted. Using 60... moreLess. A full 1” sensor is already much smaller than 1 inch.
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And as usual noone will buy it. By the way, 1” sensors require aggressive noise reduction, which Sony does anyway, and the results is the same - Sony-like photos. Got a micro 4/3 mirrorless that is a lot bigger than 1”, it bridges the gap to aps-c, but im not using it due to high iso noise. 1” requires very long exposure to give good photos, much longer than a sensor-shift stabilizer can provide. I had to get a fullframe Nikon to produce noise-free photos.
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Anonymous, 26 Oct 2021Buy the way, many exmors for mobile are 12bit. Even the s... moreYeah, and I'll definitely believe what you say if you can find publicly available information about Mark II and III having 12 bit sensors :)
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AnonD-994853, 26 Oct 2021Which means that the large sensor is being wasted. Using 60... more60% of 1" is 1/1.31" ...
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Anonymous, 26 Oct 2021They do, because who told me this works at sony Ohhhh right, and am I supposed to believe you? LMFAO, get outta here man.
Have you ever heard of the "Source: Dude trust me" meme?
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Nick Tegrataker, 26 Oct 2021No, Mark II and III did not have a 12 bit sensor.Buy the way, many exmors for mobile are 12bit.
Even the sensor used by Pixel 1 is capable of 12bit raw photo (cpu lacks support).
Check exmor on wiki, you can see how many of them support 12bit.
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[deleted post]Yes, only if you like pleasing images, not natural and realistic ones
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If the same phone with all those camera features rebranded as Samsung, most likely nobody will be against it. And I don't know why...
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Anonymous, 26 Oct 2021One YouTuber Tony Northrop calculated that it uses 60% of t... moreWhich means that the large sensor is being wasted. Using 60% of 1 inch means it is only 1.5 cm in Diagonal. Which means only 1/1.7 inch. So 40% is wasted
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Nick Tegrataker, 26 Oct 2021No, Mark II and III did not have a 12 bit sensor.They do, because who told me this works at sony
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RealLifePhones, 26 Oct 20211800€ for a phone that takes crappy midrange looking photos... moreSony fan boys and people who claims themselves to be an professional photographer that is willing to spend 5 minutes on 1 picture
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Lucas N82, 26 Oct 2021Really impressive smartphone :)Yes, if only it was £11999
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Anonymous, 26 Oct 2021Enhancement should be done only if user wants to edit later... moreThen you can just shoot raw on those phones. Or even after you take the pictures, edit the shadows and saturation. The point is you get much more data thanks to software photography. Sony phones sure, you can change saturation and exposure, but it will be limited because the data captured is less
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IpsDisplay, 26 Oct 2021I'm happy 1 inch is on its way This is like what th... moreBe prepared for an pinnochio long camera bump, and also an mountain wide one
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Supus, 26 Oct 2021Every xiaomi camera are children toys compare to this camer... moreAnd even an photo from an sony camera looks like an oil painting that is dark and mushy compared to the bright, detailed and colourful pictures from most flagship phones.
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Dometalican, 26 Oct 2021Definitely better than the 1 iii for those who don't c... moreNot destroying competition. In fact, the competition will destroy sony