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Sabtu, 26 April 2014

Leaked images show off OnePlus One, StyleSwap covers too

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The other day we reported on sketches and OnePlus One marketing/packaging materials that hinted at what the front and back of the upcoming handset might look like. If you weren’t sure what to think based on those pictures, the good news is we now have a more detailed look at press renders of the device, alongside what appears to be the StyleSwap covers that will allow you to change up the look of the device.

As you can see, the overall shape and look of the OnePlus One in these photos falls in line with the design language shown off in the packaging/retail materials that leaked the other day. The OnePlus One appears to employ a minimalistic design approach that is very Oppo-like in nature, with the handset borrowing heavily from the design of the Oppo Find 5 in particular. Of course, considering the founding members of OnePlus came from Oppo, this makes sense.

Whether the OnePlus One’s design is something you’d consider the phone to be “more attractive than just about any [device] on the market, with the exception of maybe the iPhone” is probably a matter of taste. That said, we have to admit those stylish swap covers certainly have us more than a little excited. Before we get too ahead of ourselves, however, it’s important to note that we can’t say with any certainty that these images are legit. While they certainly fit with what we’d expect from the handset, it’s possible these could be merely fan renders, so we’d take all of this with a grain of salt for now.

Curious to learn more about the OnePlus One? Click here for our previous coverage, or here to get a closer look at the device’s specs. If this is a legit look at the OnePlus One, what do you think of the design — impressed or not?

Thanks to Luka, over at the Android Authority forums for tipping us about the images seen above!

Selasa, 25 Maret 2014

Deal With Getty Images Means Quality EyeEm Photos Make Cash For Their Owners

EyeEm, the Berlin-based startup which focuses on high quality photo-sharing, has signed a partnership with Getty Images to license EyeEm images across its platforms, including on iStock by Getty Images and a bespoke collection where they are royalty-free and rights-managed. The EyeEm collection will be populated with images from its community.

It’s worth pointing out that this is a pure distribution deal – Getty is not investing in the startup. But clearly this is going to mean decent revenues of for the company which to date has raised $6 million from Passion Capital, Wellington Partners and Earlybird Venture Capital.

The marketplace is opt-in for the users themselves, but EyeEm maintains control of who gets to join, helping to keep the quality of photos high. Those users, many of whom are professional photographers b day taking casual snaps with the smartphone, add their best snaps work to the marketplace. These smartphone photographers then get repeat revenues, because of the deal with Getty. The upside for the users is that they hold all rights and can leave the marketplace at any time.

This arrangement between EyEem and Getty effectively competes with ShutterStock and Fotolia (the France-based image service).

The key thing here of course is that Eyeeme is very different, in that these are real-world ‘authentic’ photographs from real people, not your average image stock stuff.

Jumat, 21 Maret 2014

Samples of the Oppo Find 7′s impressive 50MP images

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Introduced today in Beijing, the Oppo Find 7 is a serious contender to the title of best Android device of the moment, and its camera is a strong argument in its favor.

From a tech specs perspective, the rear camera on the Find 7 features a 13MP Sony Exmor RS (Stacked CMOS) IMX214 sensor, a six-part lens with f/2.0 aperture, and Oppo’s Pure Image 2.0 image processor. Thanks to this setup and the powerful Snapdragon 801 processor ticking inside it, the Find 7 is capable of full size in-camera HDR processing, 4000 by 2000 pixels recording at 30fps, 1080p recording at 60fps, and 720p recording at 120fps.

But the coolest trick in the Find 7 camera’s toolkit is probably the Super Zoom feature. When Super Zoom is on, pressing the shutter button takes ten shots in quick succession, of which the software selects the four best and combines in one image measuring 6120 x 8160 or about 50MP. Of course, it’s not size that’s important here, but detail levels.

Below are shots taken with the Oppo Find 7 in Super Zoom mode, along with 100% crops of certain areas to highlight detail levels. As you can see for yourself, the results are impressive, especially considering this is a software-based feature. Of course, all the camera components play an important role, and Oppo deserves to be commended for bringing everything together.

Our 50MP shots weigh between 15MB and 20MB. Click to enlarge images or download full size from the provided links.

Details of the engraving part are excellent in this pic. Open full size.

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At full crop, people in one of the courtyards in the center of the image are clearly visible. Open full size.

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A shot taken in unfavorable light conditions. Open full size.

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Good details, although not super clear. Open full size.

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Minute specks are visible on the purple box. Open full size.

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So, there you have it. Super Zoom is clearly more than a gimmick, but is it enough to position Oppo’s new flagship at the head of the camera race? What do you think of these shots?

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