HTC One X vs. Galaxy S III - Camera Comparison (link with pics)

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leftheodo

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Galaxy s3 can go suck apples...

We don't care about the galaxy s3. There are already a **** ton threads on it.

One X is sexy and that's all that matters.

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Easy man, I'm on your side! This is the first camera comparison between the two phones and the winner is clearly the ONE X.
 
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TommUK

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Could someone post a couple of the Comparison pics on here for me and say which is which?
I'm on my Phone, and Google drive says I need to update my flash player to view the pictures
 

twistedh

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Easy man, I'm on your side! This is the first camera comparison between the two phones and the winner is clearly the ONE X.
Easy? Easy?!?! Growl! :p

I suppose we better get used to it, they'll be no end of comparisons while the gs3, HOX and iphone are fighting for top spot.

I'd like to see a gs2 vs gs3 comparison, to see how much they have actually improved.

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fuzzifikation

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no, they're not equally good. The SGS3 has a yellow tint on it and is significantly less sharp.

Also.. picture quality has little to do with the sensor itself. It has all to do with optics.
(and from a photographers view: putting a 8MP sensor in a phone is bogus as no optics on a phone allow for that resolution on the sensor.)

But.. anyway: The SGS3 has the camera hardware not finalized. This might change until the first units ship. I promise that the yellow tint will dissapear in the SGS3 - but it will stay less sharp than the HOX.
But nevertheless, the HOX is significantly better. Really - and I don't own one but do consider myself a amateur photographer.

And one more thing on the sensor used: In that user review from "boodies" he talks about the sensor of the HOX being the same as in the SGS2. So what? It's just a sensor. The sensor does not get you image quality (read: sharpness). It get's you color accuracy and light sensitivity (together with the aperture).
No sensor can produce image quality (read: sharpness) as this is solely the part of the optics (read: the lenses). Nobody should give a damn about which phone uses which sensor. The images posted here clearly show the results: actual resolution, color accuracy and lighting is waaay better on the HOX.

period. (and I'm not a fan-boy - I look at the pictures alone)

I wish photographers would review smartphone cameras. Smartphone people know some stuff about user interface, CPUs and GPUs - but image quality is the topic of photographers.


Here's a mean statement: Maybe the yellow tint on the SGS3 is compensated by a blueish tint of the AMOLED ? :)
 
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Mcyates

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I'm not registering just to look at some pics. What's the verdict?
I'm uploading photos to my website so will post a link, you won't need to register to view them.

---------- Post added at 07:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:53 PM ----------

View Photos Here.

They are NOT full resolution. But a big difference between each photo can be seen.
http://www.htcmobileforum.com/album.php?albumid=1

The links to the full resolution photos is here:
http://www.htcmobileforum.com/showt...-Samsung-Galaxy-III-and-HTC-One-X&p=41#post41
 
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Eggcake

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I think it's really too early to judge. Software really matters here - I'll wait at least for the final device. Even HTC improved the camera with update 1.29 and I hope it's keep getting better. Too bad they have such aggressive compression :(
 
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