Samsung Galaxy Android Camera?

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  Ankita Katdare

  Not sure what Samsung is up to this time. But if it indeed is a camera, we can think about its applications in a positive way. With a point-and-shoot camera running on Android, people can have a lot of apps like the one for doing timelapse movies and upload and manage the photos/videos to your favorite social networking sites without having to carry a laptop to your next camping trip.
  Nod your head to it or not, but people still look like morons when they take photographs from a tablet. 😁
  
  Plus, those who don't like Instagram can keep their photos in raw mode and run a powerful photo-editing software along.
  A hard-core photographer can tell better. Anyone?
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Do people still buy standalone point-and-shoot cameras?
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  Anoop Kumar

  When it comes to camera people only need quality photos.
  It'll be interesting to see, if it can replace general point&shoot cameras.
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  [Prototype]

  Samsung seriously needs someone creative for suggesting name. That "GALAXY" is making me sick. I mean every other phone is Galaxy, wtf? The models are getting so confusing. On top, the secondary identity is also extended like Galaxy Ace duos, galaxy ace xyz, galaxy ace bac. Come on? Stop it already...
  
  I'll look forward to camera though..😁
  
  #-Link-Snipped-#, yes they do. The reason is simple. At the cost of a mobile with decent camera, you can buy a DSLR..😛
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  #-Link-Snipped-# - I'm not sure whether entry level DSLRs do all the magic. It's basically the lens and the sensor that really matters. But DSLRs are a separate league altogether. We're talking about point-and-shoot ones; the ones that you see in most people's hand at any average tourist spot.
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  The_Big_K

  #-Link-Snipped-# - I'm not sure whether entry level DSLRs do all the magic. It's basically the lens and the sensor that really matters. But DSLRs are a separate league altogether. We're talking about point-and-shoot ones; the ones that you see in most people's hand at any average tourist spot.

  The Nikon D5100, pretty decent & lot better than the point to shoot ones.
  
  I meant to say that, at the cost of a mobile which have a decent point to shoot capabilities you can actually buy a DSLR. Mobile camera's despite of being powerful are not yet that good in budget phones.
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  durga ch

  hello! adjustable lens??
  in case you are point and shoot types - no need to run behind standlaone cameras, but still standaone cameras have lot more settings than phone/tablet cameras.
  Few of my frieinds owe DSLR and they create magical pics of them.
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  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  I have argued with friend over this issue, and understood from people who love photography (As they told me) that , they are interested to buy a point and shoot camera with the same Megapixel and zoom of a Galaxy SIII phone.
  
  Reasons:
  1. Camera has more options.
  2. It actually looks like a camera to take a proper photograph.
  3. Cost is less.
  4. Maintenance is easy. For this if we go for a trip its good to put phone in the car and walk with a camera instead of walking with a baby (SIII or Iphone).
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  Anoop Kumar

  Watch live:
  Introduction of Galaxy S camera and Note 2
  
  #-Link-Snipped-#
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  Anoop Kumar

  From live event:
  Features
  
  4.8 clear lCD
  Jelly Bean 4.1
  1.4 Ghz QuadCore processor
  Voice command enabled like take photo, zoom in/out
  FULL HD , 720x480 @120fps
  21X optical zoom
  16mp 1/2.3 BSI CMOS sensor
  1650mah battery
  
  Wow.. its looks pockatable camera...
  
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  Anoop Kumar

  Galaxy Note 2 Specifications
  
  5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED display,
  1280 x 800 resolution
  16:9 aspect ratio
  1.6 GHz quad-core
  2GB of RAM
  8 megapixel rear camera,
  1.9 front camera for self portraits,
  3,100 mAh battery
  Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
  16, 32, and 64GB storage options
  4G LTE models in the US shortly