Oppo show of the advantages of the Oppo
N1 rotating
camera compared to the
iPhone 5S.
Oppo are carving out a place for themselves as an upmarket Chinese
phone manufacturer leant towards bringing quality imaging capabilities to their range. It started with the 13 mega-pixel Sony sensor on the Find 5, and continues with the Oppo Ulike2, R819 and the Oppo
N1.
The rotating camera on the N1 received a bit of grief from some at launch, some suggesting it as being a gimmick, but there is no denying that there are certain benefits of this setup.
To
show off how much more convenient the Oppo
N1 camera is, Oppo have released these
images showing the differences between the
N1 and the iPhone 5S.
The first
images are suggesting that a rotating
camera is more convenient to capture
photos when your subject is unaware. Obviously great for capturing spontaneous photos, but it also suggest the
camera could be used in less wholesome ways.
The rest of the images go on to show how much more convenient and relaxing the N1 camera is compared to the iPhone 5s, or any ‘regular’ camera phone for that matter.
Taking photos over the heads of others will be less of pot luck guessing.
And taking accurate close up photos will be easier and more rewarding.
I have to agree that the rotating
camera idea is growing on me, but I still don’t understand the need to make the
phone so long and wide. Perhaps a 5.5-inch display on the
N1 than enlarging the N2 to a
5.9-inch would have been more wise?