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Default Camera Comparison: HTC One X vs. Galaxy S III

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I would take that with a grain of salt since the retail version hasn't been released yet.

Funny fact: HOX uses samsung's image sensor (iirc, it's the same one used in GS2 and GS3 uses something else)
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The ONE X is the winner hands down! Can I please have a phone with the design, camera and screen of the ONE X and the rest of the specs from the GS3?
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I would take that with a grain of salt since the retail version hasn't been released yet.

Funny fact: HOX uses samsung's image sensor (iirc, it's the same one used in GS2 and GS3 uses something else)
Maybe so but thats "only" the BSI sensor if I'm correct? The HOX has a 8 mp BSI sensor and so does the s3 if Im correct?

The HOX furhermore has an dedicated imagechip, does the SGS3 come with this? Is that something "official" yet?

In due time we will see. But I THINK the HOX will be hard to beat in this area atleast
 
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Damit. HTC One X has much better photos. I guess I will wait no more. Bye bye good old sgs2. I guess HTC is new king!
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Maybe so but thats "only" the BSI sensor if I'm correct? The HOX has a 8 mp BSI sensor and so does the s3 if Im correct?

The HOX furhermore has an dedicated imagechip, does the SGS3 come with this? Is that something "official" yet?

In due time we will see. But I THINK the HOX will be hard to beat in this area atleast
Imho the wider aperture of the HOX is really paying off.
 
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The One X is marketed as having the best camera hardware. The SGS3 is marketed as an all around device.

If u want good photos, go One X. For everything else SGS3
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Maybe so but thats "only" the BSI sensor if I'm correct? The HOX has a 8 mp BSI sensor and so does the s3 if Im correct?

The HOX furhermore has an dedicated imagechip, does the SGS3 come with this? Is that something "official" yet?

In due time we will see. But I THINK the HOX will be hard to beat in this area atleast
They both do but there is literally zero information about the sensor being used in the s3. I think someone already matched up the model number for the S2 camera sensor to the HOX

What does the dedicated imagechip do?
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They both do but there is literally zero information about the sensor being used in the s3. I think someone already matched up the model number for the S2 camera sensor to the HOX

What does the dedicated imagechip do?
I'm not sure! But google gave me this:

HTC’s ImageChip is responsible for most of the things that would traditionally be done on the SoC ISP. 3A (Autofocus, Auto white balance, and Autoexposure), lens correction (geometric and chromatic correction), noise reduction, best shot selection, continuous auto focus, controlling gains on the CMOS sensor, LED flash level decision, region of interest identification (augmented with face detection) and so on. This is all stuff you can verify yourself by taking apart some of the ISP related files - curiously enough internally ImageChip is actually referred to as “rawchip.” This is also the hardware responsible for enabling HTC’s extremely fast image continuous capture and frame grabbing during video capture (HTC Video Pic). It’s somewhat analogous to what Google and TI did with the OMAP4460 on the Galaxy Nexus, except discrete and with a much more ambitious focus.

From http://www.anandtech.com/show/5779/h...r-att-review/5

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