The good folks over at MobileSyrup have managed to capture some photos using the HTC One, the recently introduced flagship smartphone earlier this morning, and I guess some folks figure out that HTC can very well keep their “Ultrapixel” battle cry. Sure, HTC has more or less managed to reduce the megapixel count all the way to just four, while sporting optical image stabilization and extra-large pixels that have been advertised to guarantee decent low-light performance and low noise.
HTC claims that such technology is supposed to be so far advanced that it is more or less impossible to port it over to the Windows Phone platform. Well, the sample image above does not really reflect the amount of advertising put into the HTC One. What do you think of it? Is it far too noisy, and do you think that the sample photo is over-exposed on the whites? Someone should actually perform a photo shoot out competition, and see just which high end model comes out tops, and I am quite sure that our Finnish friends over at Nokia will have plenty to say about the situation.
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