Nokia faked the still photos too
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Nokia faked the still photos too
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Re: Nokia faked the still photos too
#2There is definitely something up. The Register got their hands on one but the minders managed to stop them sending the photo externally:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/09/05/handson_nokia_lumia_...
"Alas, the Minders leapt into Red Alert mode to prevent me transmitting the results, you'll have to take my word for it."
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#3This is too funny. And on top of all this, the sheer comedy of the ad. I mean whats going on here? Is this supposed to be some date night? A couple on vacation? No. Felt more like a guy who somehow landed a girlfriend/date above his league and is trying to get as much as possible on camera to show his friends because they won't believe him.
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#4No way... Fake pictures in ads? Who would have thought!
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#5Why so much hate on Nokia?
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#6I can say precisely which lens was used to make that photo: Canon EF 17-40 L USM on a DSLR. Or some other very, very similar lens. No photographer can mistake this for anything.
Like this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/meonoctis/5661946485/in/set-721...
Re: Nokia faked the still photos too
#7There is definitely something up. The Register got their hands on one but the minders managed to stop them sending the photo externally: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/09/05/handson_nokia_lumia_... "Alas, the Minders leapt into Red Alert mode to prevent me transmitting the results, you'll have to take my word for it."
They are as noted prototype devices – with no announced release date – so it's completely in the realm of possibility that the camera simply isn't ready yet. Of course that doesn't excuse the misleading video and pictures Nokia used to advertise it.
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#9Why so much hate on Nokia?
Because using fake stills is something people are not happy about?
Re: Nokia faked the still photos too
#10This is too funny. And on top of all this, the sheer comedy of the ad. I mean whats going on here? Is this supposed to be some date night? A couple on vacation? No. Felt more like a guy who somehow landed a girlfriend/date above his league and is trying to get as much as possible on camera to show his friends because they won't believe him.
That, and the example shots all look like someone picked the wrong LASIK surgeon.