NEWS: Sizing up the iPhone 4 for shutterbugs

In article , John Navas
wrote:

In all, the iPhone 4 offers a lot of photo and video power for the
average user—some may even find it enough to consider eschewing a
standalone point-and-shoot still camera or compact camcorder. Those with
more serious imaging needs won't be ditching a DSLR or 3-CCD video
camera anytime soon, but there are a few welcome improvements for casual
use. Judging from the samples Apple has provided so far, the improved
camera hardware looks like it will be a solid performer.

It couldn't make your images look any worse and would probably be a
step up from your precious Panasonic.

On 6/18/10 8:33 AM, in article ,
"John Navas" wrote:

On Fri, 18 Jun 2010 06:11:39 -0700, in
, "Mr. Strat"
wrote:

In article , John Navas
wrote:

In all, the iPhone 4 offers a lot of photo and video power for the
average user—some may even find it enough to consider eschewing a
standalone point-and-shoot still camera or compact camcorder. Those with
more serious imaging needs won't be ditching a DSLR or 3-CCD video
camera anytime soon, but there are a few welcome improvements for casual
use. Judging from the samples Apple has provided so far, the improved
camera hardware looks like it will be a solid performer.

It couldn't make your images look any worse and would probably be a
step up from your precious Panasonic.

Back into the killfile you go!

Me too, NavASS. Me too! PLEASE!