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Tired of carrying your huge SLR camera?
There's respite as in a span of two years you would have a mobile phone with a camera more powerful than SLR cameras themselves!
We at gallerymotion.tv were quite impressed when Finnish mobile giant Nokia claimed that the astoundingly fast developing camera phone technology will make SLR cameras and even professional cameras obsolete.
"They will in the very near future revolutionise the market for system cameras," Anssi Vanjoki said in a speech in Helsinki. "There will be no need to carry around those heavy lenses," Vanjoki said, pointing to a professional photographer taking pictures of him.
The advent of cameras in phones increased the quality of communication and even photography by staggering amounts.
With real time and social networking being the norm in the new millennium, cameras have become an integral part of the average geek.
Professional photography still needs SLR cameras as the phones available at present quite obviously have limitations owing to their smaller size and weaker technology.
But it could all change when high definition video recording in cell phones arrives in the next 12 months.
"It will not take long, less than a year, when phones can record HD quality video and you can transfer it directly to your HD television set," Vanjoki said.
At the moment there are only a handful of very powerful camera phones, including Samsung B600 (10MP camera), which was unveiled back in 2006; Sony Ericsson CyberShot 12MP camera phone; Nokia's 12MP N series candy; and a bunch of 8MP gadgets like the Nokia N86, Samsung Innov8, Samsung Pixon, Sony Ericsson W995, LG Renoir, Sony Ericsson C905, LG KC780 etc.
A few upcoming phones with colossal cameras are LG Crystal, LG Viewty Smart, Samsung i8910 HD, Sony Ericsson Aino etc.
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