The photographer is an artist, and he probably viewed the thing as an artistic and professional experiment. Therefore, I don't think Nokia had to pay him anything to be positive.
04-10-2007 03:12 PM
abubasim
Just don't zoom in to 100 percent scale and don't print blow-ups.
04-10-2007 02:59 PM
slitchfield
Although, obviously, the lens is smaller than on a standalone camera, the N95, with latest firmware and in reasonable-to-good light, takes *astounding* photos. And, as is also obvious from the photos in this guy's collection, he's done a lot of post-processing on the desktop, fiddling with colours and joining images together. 8-)
04-10-2007 02:51 PM
abubasim
I wonder how much Nokia paid Mr Reichhold to keep his mouth shut and keep his opinion of camera phones to himself . . .
So far I have only seen three camera phones that compare at least with point-and-shoot digicams. Two of them are Korean (Samsung SCH-A990 and LG KG920) and one is Thai (i-mobile 902).
04-10-2007 01:48 PM
malerocks
I have some photographs that I took on my n93 and want to show them off. Where do I go for that?
04-10-2007 01:11 PM
slitchfield
Now THAT'S what you call a camera
Nokia N95-toting professional photographer Henry Reichhold is being featured in an international gallery of his best N95-taken photos at the Royal Albert Hall at the end of this month. Well worth popping in, I think, some of the images are stunning. If you go, please report back to AAS! (via Nokia Creative)
