Comment Re:Yeah, and that's all you need for great pics! (Score 1) 279
Physics are such a hard thing for some to grasp. I sell digital cameras nearly all day and many customers want the "smallest" and "cutest" camera out there. Unfortuatenly, Sony has marketed a "T" series camera that up until a few months ago (most compact cameras are its size at this point) had a surprisingly small body. But this was because the lens was inset into the camera and about the size of a dime, if not a little larger.
I almost scream everytime someone asks me why the camera won't take a good pictures indoors. I dunno, can you see well when you have your eye half closed?
The point is, a sensor this size is definitely useless to any professional and most consumers will be amazed with how worse grainy there pictures will be. I have no clue how they plan to gather enough light for an 8MP sensor that size to take a decent enough photo AND be realitively noise free. But chances are they won't bother.
I almost scream everytime someone asks me why the camera won't take a good pictures indoors. I dunno, can you see well when you have your eye half closed?
The point is, a sensor this size is definitely useless to any professional and most consumers will be amazed with how worse grainy there pictures will be. I have no clue how they plan to gather enough light for an 8MP sensor that size to take a decent enough photo AND be realitively noise free. But chances are they won't bother.
