[citation][nom]Razor512[/nom]while the phone has some of the best picture quality of any other smartphone, it still can't beat many current point and shoot cameras.remember sensor resolution means nothing. What is important is the absolute resolution which measures the smallest unit of detail that the camera can capture compared to a reference chart.just by looking at some of the sample images, it is clear that the camera performs at around the level of a 7-8 megapixel point and shoot (a decent quality one and not the cheap $30 8mp ones)keep in mind that today, most point and shoot cameras, even the ones in the $300 - $400 range, can't escape the single digits of megapixels, the top end point shoots go up to about 5 megapixels of real resolution, and the average priced $150-250 ones hover around 3 megapixelsthis changes when you get into the DSLR $600 and up range, that is when the camera's true resolution becomes more closely matched with the sensor resolution and escape the single digits of true megapixels, with the almost perfect 1 to 1 matches coming in at around the $30,000 price range (eg the high end hassleblad cameras)ps if you are going to spend more than $200 on a camera then just save up and make the jump to a DSLR. With point and shoot cameras, you start to get exponentially diminishing returns after $ 200, but with a DSLR, you start to get better value than the $200 point and shoot cameras.[/citation]
any half way decent sub 100$ cameras? im asking because you seem to know the most... been looking for years for something cheap thats decent, and cant get dslr because i am very cheap... i dont mind used, so long as its sd and works.
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