NEW DELHI: The S800C from Nikon is the first Android-powered photographic camera on the market. It has a 16MP CMOS indicator, 10X visual zoom capability and is operated by an EXPEED C2 processer — excellent requirements for a lightweight photographic camera. As for the Android operating system part, you get a 3.5-inch OLED touchscreen display screen with a 1Ghz processer, 512MB RAM and 4GB inner storage (of which 1.7GB is available to you).
Build quality of the photographic camera is high quality — it offers a top quality design along with great ergonomics. The touchscreen's reaction was fantastic though we sensed the Android operating system control buttons for selection, back and home were hard to media.
There are clear advantages of having Android operating system in a photographic camera. You can use numerous digital cameras applications to add effects and modify configurations. You can modify pictures in-camera, using picture modifying applications. Then you can discuss images straight from the photographic camera using mail, social networking sites or to a computer using Wi-Fi exchange.
The photographic camera is Wi-Fi only, so without a system you feel limited — a SIM card port for 3G would have been a welcome addition. Also, because of Android operating system OS, the photographic camera takes approximately the same period to start up or shut down as any regular Android operating system smart phone.
Images in sunlight and in the house revealed vivid shades with distinct information. In low light circumstances, it had trouble concentrating resulting in setbacks and unclear pictures. Videos in full HD was top-notch though.
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