I used the second camera on the phone - this is the one that is used for doing self portraits and sharing them or video conferencing. For a VERY small lens (I think they call them bullet lens) you can see that it does a good job. I was visiting a friend at Clearwater.
On a personal note I can see the realtime posting being something that would generate some excitement at a fishing tourney. People might sandbag or post the smaller fish and play head games with opponents. Give it 5 years...Personally I don't do the facebook, twitter stuff...I'm connected enough.
Back to the photos, the first shot is 0% zoom, 60% zoom, 100% zoom. At 100% you start to see some pixelation, but still pretty darn good stuff.
The second shot you can see me handling the camera in the glasses. There's a bit of contrast wash in the background, and I did tweak it just a touch in Picasssa (touch of sharpen, crop, and graduated tint), but still ridiculous for a 2nd camera on a phone.
I'm pretty much committed this to be my kayak camera and ordered
thisto protect it. I figured for $17 I couldn't go wrong. I've used the DicaPac in the past to 33ft, but I only intent on protecting the camera. I'll probably get some of those silca bags too - another $5 or so.
Zoom - 0%, 60%, 100%
