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Well why not? It looks very nice, it's very powerful and it can be done on Maemo/MeeGo too. My Windows Phone just finished upgrading that software and here are the features:

Main features:
  • Shutter Speed
  • ISO
  • White Balance
  • Exposure Compensation
  • Focus
  • Flash
  • Aspect Ratio
  • AF Assist Lamp

Drive modes include:
  • Burst Shot (up to 5 FPS)
  • Self-Timer
  • Intervalometer (for timelapse)

Display features include:
  • Grid Lines
  • 3D Level Gauge
  • Histogram
  • Full HD photo browsing
  • EXIF viewer

Re-think what's possible with a cell phone. Leave the heavy DSLR in the studio.

GUI DEMO:

Splash screen, describing the application features:



Main interface with black-out sensor:



Interface and image spectrum at work:



Focus, and capture window (I don't quite understand what's with that black-out zones but in options it's called "Highlight Clip" and it's set to Auto-ON):



And here is the final product of a 5Mpx sensor:



Now isn't this a nice looking GUI with some nice features, that can also be implemented in Maemo/MeeGO?
 
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Interesting software. The black-out zones are the overexposed areas of the photo, very useful to have pictures with correct exposition and detail in both the highlights and shadows.
 

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We have 90% of those features since at least a couple of years.
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Originally Posted by Fatalist View Post
Interesting software. The black-out zones are the overexposed areas of the photo, very useful to have pictures with correct exposition and detail in both the highlights and shadows.
Yes I found out. I asked a photographer and he explained me what that is, and he told me that "it's useless from the perspective of a photographer" because that can be not quite precise.

We have 90% of those features since at least a couple of years.
So, did I said that you didn't? I just sugested a nice design combined with useful features. If you are going to be mean, please be mean in other threads.
 
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Originally Posted by TheoX View Post
Yes I found out. I asked a photographer and he explained me what that is, and he told me that "it's useless from the perspective of a photographer" because that can be not quite precise. So, did I said that you didn't? I just sugested a nice design combined with useful features. If you are going to be mean, please be mean in other threads.
seriously this is not the way to talk )
 
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Originally Posted by TheoX View Post
Re-think what's possible with a cell phone. Leave the heavy DSLR in the studio.
No way I would ever take my phone somewhere rather then my 7D

ISO... Sensor size... zoom... image quality... million reasons
 

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The only interesting thing that I've come across here are those legs...
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