Samsung Epic 4G sample video
So you’re probably wondering what happened to my regular camera reviews. Well fear not, I’m still working on them 
I’m off to Burning Man as usual (look for me at Center Camp Cafe most evenings), and I’ll be taking lots of pictures! I’d hoped to test a Nokia N8 prototype this year, but that fell through, so I’ll be using the wonderful Samsung T929 (Memoir) again… I’m also bringing my Nexus One, my iPhone 4, the Samsung Epic 4G, and my Motorola F3 (aka. the “zombie apocalypse” phone). Follow me on Twitter, and check out my Epic 4G sample pictures (slide show) and sample video (after the break). For more information, visit tnkgrl.wordpress.com 4 carriers, 4 phones, 4 variations, 4 cameras! Samsung’s Galaxy S for the US market — the Vibrant (T-Mobile), Captivate (AT&T), Epic 4G (Sprint), and Fascinate (Verizon) — share the same core specs, but diverge in appearance and implementation. How do these similarities and differences affect camera performance and user experience? Find out after the break… Pictures Clearly, Samsung knows how to make a nice cameraphone — just look at the T929 (Memoir), or more recently, the S8500 (Wave). The Galaxy S is no exception — in fact, it shares its autofocus optics and 5 megapixel sensor with the Wave. Pictures taken with the Galaxy S are excellent. The results are better than most other 5 megapixel cameraphones, except for Nokia’s classic Nseries imaging flagships (the N95 and N82). The camera captures tons of information, with …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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