With innovative designs, Microsoft introduced its latest smartphones, the Lumia 950 and 950XL, after the acquisition of Nokia in 2013 the legacy of spectacular images from Nokia's top-of-the-line devices such as the 41MP on the Lumia 1020 camera at 20MP on the Lumia 930 ( I use the latter and confirm the quality), the magic is continued by Microsoft on the Lumias 950 and 950XL.
With a PureView rear camera with 20 Megapixels and advanced BSI sensor, F1.9 Zeiss optics, natural LED flash (triple-LED), fifth generation image stabilization, 12800 ISO, 4K video capability, and a 5 front camera -MP.
We work hard in image processing software in areas such as pixel, color and display algorithms to produce the most beautiful photos possible, it means that one can take all kinds of image from selfies, family photos, and etc that quality will be good
Natural Colors and Excellent Details
The first thing you can notice is that the colors are quite vivid but still realistic example:
The red color is very saturated, and the skin tone is very natural, this picture was made with the automatic settings and with direct exposure to the sun
In the lower photos taken by colleagues on the camera team in Finland, the photo of water droplets taken in low contrast and the photo of the woman using an external reflector and lighting. Everything looks perfect, details, colors, contrast and exposure.
Innovative Flash
A feature that skips the view is the triple flash the natural LED (red, green, blue) automatically recognizes the colors of the light environment. This means that if you are taking a photo in twilight the flash will produce a blue light to complement the absence of it and if it is the candle light the flash will also self-adjust.
In addition, when using Rich Capture mode it is possible to change the amount of light in a photo after the image is taken, the camera takes two pictures, one with flash and one without, we use very good algorithms to obtain the image. best of both this is called Dynamic Flash.
He said - Juha Alakarhu, director of camera phones at Microsoft.
It seems that photographers have found their favorite smartphone ...
