Is 41 Megapixel Nokia PureView Realistic?

Is 41 Megapixel Nokia PureView Realistic?

41 megapixel camera phone launch shook the world of technology. How high megapixel camera is actually needed for a Nokia 808 PureView, has dramatically raised the standard level of resolution in camera phones.
Smart phones are fairly innovative Apple iPhone 4S output it only has an 8 megapixel camera with a resolution.
Is the megapixel is the key factor in determining consumer camera focus?

Photography enthusiasts often reminded about the megapixel myth. The myth says, the higher the megapixel, the better the quality of images produced. Amateur Photographer Editor Damien Demolder, said the idea of making a 41 megapixel camera is a silly thing.

Photography for advertising boards simply use 25 megapixel camera. For people who want to share vacation photos with a digital camera, 8 megapixel camera even more than enough. Nathan Lanxton, editor in wired.co.uk, said the high resolution will attract the attention of consumers. »Consumers would think, wow, this is even much better than digital SLR cameras," he said.

Nokia explained that the 41 megapixel camera will allow users to be creative in doing zooming, reframing, cropping, editing, and resizing, without degrading image quality. Intelligent functions in mobile devices that will facilitate the sharing and storing images with smaller file sizes.

High resolution would be meaningless if behind it there is no improvement in technology. But Nokia has showcased images PureView series of shots that are printed in poster size.

The result, was very nice. Apparently, the world of photography has moved into mobile photography.
Camera phones have a very small sensor with a quarter the size of a fingernail. Sensors that store 40 million pixels. The quality of images resulting from camera phones with high resolution, not the same as a DSLR camera shots. “Especially when used in bright sunlight conditions there will be rough spots on the image," explains Demolder.

Lanxon add camera phones only have excellence to facilitate users to share files. “The latest Nokia mobile phone using the Symbian operating system, the quality is far below the applications that run Android, Apple, and Windows," he said. According Demolder, the competition level of resolution of the phone will continue. But other manufacturers are not necessarily intend to pursue megapixel Nokia's PureView. Really?