Nokia takes pride in its PureView camera
technology for Lumia 920 smartphone. How does this new technology works? Capturing
images for moving objects produces blurry snapshots but if you have one like
Nokia’s PureView camera, “it eliminates blurry images and even improves
pictures shot in low light condition”.
With an aim to impress its attendees including
potential investors at a press conference in New York City last Wednesday, Nokia
featured a video taken by its PureView camera tech nology. The video featured a cheerful woman riding on a bike and was shot by a male companion who’s also riding a bike.
But a reflection in the video was spotted by tech blog The Verge which actually
revealed that the woman was shot by someone in a van with a larger camera and
is accompanied by a lighting crew.
Nokia immediately published a post in its
blog with title” An apology is due”. It says, “in an effort to demonstrate the
benefits of optical image stabilization (which eliminates blurry images and improves
pictures shot in low light conditions), we produced a video that simulates what
we will be able to deliver with OIS.” It further added, “This was not shot
with a Lumia 920. At least, not yet. We
apologize for the confusion we created.”
To straighten things out, Nokia then
released a new video which is shown below featuring on the right the Nokia
Lumia 920 prototype with OIS and on the left is a smartphone without OIS.
Image Credit: The Verge
News Source: PCMag
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