The Sony Xperia T is the latest addition to the impressive
line of Xperia devices. The Android device, which comes with a 13-megapixel, Exmor R technology
sensor camera, is a smartphone that is eons ahead of the rest. The rear shooter
of the handset’s camera possesses an f/2.4 aperture that integrates Sony's BSI
sensor. Bellow is the first in the series of the sample photographs taken with a Sony Xperia T:
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| Crystal clear quality! |
The quality
of the video and photo output of the Sony Xperia T is above par in more
ways than one. This device patterns itself upon its digital imaging legacy by producing stills of the highest
quality, especially when put in macro mode. In the Xperia T camera’s
"auto" mode, which has a tap-to-focus feature, allows you to
transition rather seamlessly from landscapes to close-ups making it easy to
take quality photographs without having to be a professional.
The Xperia’s
camera boasts outstanding dynamic range despite the fact that it doesn’t have a
HDR mode. If the need arises, the camera can launch into backlight-corrected High
Dynamic Range (HDR) mode automatically. In addition to its many amazing
features, the camera’s 13MP sensor is considerably less noisy as compared to
other Xperia models, for instance the Sony Xperia S’s 12MP sensor. However,
there is still some noise in shots taken in low-light, particularly in close-up
view.
For
low-light shots, the camera has a night shot mode that enables you to improve
the clarity or luster of shots taken in low light, such as those taken at
night. The downside of this mode is that it is highly sensitive to the smallest
movement.
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| Low light settings |
To add on to
its already impressive camera features, the Sony Xperia T’s video mode is
high-functioning and very sophisticated. It generates silky-smooth video
recording at 1080p resolution with 30 fps as well as advanced dynamic range as
compared to other Android devices like the Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy S3. One of
its disadvantages is that it has an inclination to colors that are under-saturated.
In video
mode, the Sony Xperia T has far surpassed its predecessors with regard to its
focus capabilities. It can maintain focus on even the smallest objects in
motion when in this mode. The video camera also has a night mode that increases
visibility in dark areas though one has to endure some noise. All in all, the
Sony Xperia T’s camera is an amazing feature that makes the phone a must have
for all Android smartphone users.
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