RIM unveiled the new Blackberry 10 OS camera which rewinds the frame
and allows users to capture the perfect moment even after taking a
not-so-perfect picture. It looks like Microsoft has taken a hint and
will include similar support for cameras in Windows Phone 8.
The Windows Phone 8 camera takes a “Smart Group Shot” which snaps a rapid burst of images at once and then uses a series of algorithms to combine all the shots in order to create the perfect picture. That means you no longer have to worry about your friend that never wants to smile at the right time. We all have a friend like that, and they can be aggravating.
The Windows Phone 8 camera will also support panoramic shots, and a new self-timer setting that will allow you to take a picture of yourself without the need of a bathroom mirror. Say it with us, hooray for the end of MySpace mirror shots! Unfortunately, mirror shots will probably still play an integral role in the social scene [insert frown here].
The Windows Phone 8 camera takes a “Smart Group Shot” which snaps a rapid burst of images at once and then uses a series of algorithms to combine all the shots in order to create the perfect picture. That means you no longer have to worry about your friend that never wants to smile at the right time. We all have a friend like that, and they can be aggravating.
The Windows Phone 8 camera will also support panoramic shots, and a new self-timer setting that will allow you to take a picture of yourself without the need of a bathroom mirror. Say it with us, hooray for the end of MySpace mirror shots! Unfortunately, mirror shots will probably still play an integral role in the social scene [insert frown here].
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