One of the gripes I have in using Nokia Lumia 1020's camera is that it's too slow. I think the 41 mp sensor is to blame, or should I say, the processor and memory that handles the processing of the captured data from the millions of pixels. That is probably the downside of having very large sensors, you can take very detailed photographs but you wont be able to reach the snap snap snap performance the iPhone camera are known for.
The Solution
It's not always that you wanted to take breath taking photos with the expense of speed. There will be times that you don't care about how much detail you can get. All you need is a good enough (or great enough) photo that you can take, at-once/on-the-fly/with-the-hit-on-the-ball-sack (which ever you prefer).
Suprise surprise, just use the built it Camera app of Windows Phone. The same default camera application that comes with Nokia (and Non-Nokia windows phones). It's quick and reliable. The downside is that you are limited to capturing up to 8mp of photograph which mean you won't be able to maximize the gargantuan sensor of a Lumia 1020.
The Solution
It's not always that you wanted to take breath taking photos with the expense of speed. There will be times that you don't care about how much detail you can get. All you need is a good enough (or great enough) photo that you can take, at-once/on-the-fly/with-the-hit-on-the-ball-sack (which ever you prefer).
Suprise surprise, just use the built it Camera app of Windows Phone. The same default camera application that comes with Nokia (and Non-Nokia windows phones). It's quick and reliable. The downside is that you are limited to capturing up to 8mp of photograph which mean you won't be able to maximize the gargantuan sensor of a Lumia 1020.
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