Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Image Quality Comparison between Xperia Arc & Xperia X10

Xperia Arc, work with Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor when in a low light Condition.

Xperia X10, work without Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor when in a low light Condition.

Xperia Arc, work with Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor when in a low light Condition.

Xperia X10, work without Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor when in a low light Condition.

 Xperia Arc, work with Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor when in a low light Condition.

 Xperia X10, work without Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor when in a low light Condition.

 Xperia Arc, work with Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor with more Sharpness & Contrast.

  Xperia X10, work without Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor.

 Xperia Arc, work with Exmor 'R' CMOS Sensor when in a low light Condition.

 Photo by Xperia X10
 Photo by Xperia X10
 Photo by Xperia X10
 Photo by Xperia X10
 Photo by Xperia X10
 Photo by Xperia X10
 Photo by Xperia X10
 Photo by Xperia X10

  Photo by Xperia Arc
  Photo by Xperia Arc
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3 comments:

  1. exliveJune 1, 2011 at 12:28 AM

    really interesting post...i love this xperia arc, mainly bcoz of its 8mp snapper...

    is it true that the arc picture can become pixelted??..is it due to defect to the particular unit???

    the sample above are truly magnificence...

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  2. Sony Ericsson - Advantech CommunicationJune 3, 2011 at 9:05 PM

    How do you guys feel with the above Comparison an Exmor 'R' & without an Exmor 'R' picture?

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  3. Sony Ericsson - Advantech CommunicationJune 24, 2011 at 7:57 PM

    What is a megapixel, exactly?
    (http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/photography/articles/1000.aspx) or (http://www.digicamhelp.com/processing-photos/printing/print-size/) Check this out. ;D

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