Screen
The Samsung Galaxy S III includes a 4.8-inch display with a 1280 x 720 resolution, passing on 306 pixels per inch (ppi). The Samsung Galaxy Nexus and iPhone 4S have higher PPI counts, but have smaller screens, too. Anything over 300 PPI is overkill anyway, so I am not complaining too loudly.
Samsung Galaxy S III:Camera
Your camera on the Samsung Galaxy S3 is one of the biggest surprises in the Korean firm, and shows a significant step-change in the way it approaches mobile design: it's stuck at 8MP using the sequel to the S2.
the Galaxy S III mini sits when it comes to intended market (hint: away from the top). So, five megapixels it's (plus aperture of f/2.6, focal period of 3.54mm), but it's what it does together that really counts, and we're pleased to say that it actually does a very good job. Colors look solid and clear, whether or not the great British autumn made finding bright examples worth shooting a bit more difficult. Low-light performance varies, with candle lit rooms being the camera's particular nemesis, producing a lot more washed-out colors. But even then, having a steady hand and use from the built-in low-light modes you can still eke out some decent nocturnal pictures.
Key Features
- 8 megapixel backlight-illuminated CMOS sensor
- F2.6 lens
- 4.8 inch, 1280 x 720 dots (316ppi)
- ISO 80-1600 (100-800 manually selectable)
- 4x zoom
- Burst mode
- Panorama Mode
- HDR mode
- Touch to concentrate and hold to AF lock
- 11 Filter effects
- Image Stabilization
- Best Shot recommends best pic according to colors,lighting and clarity
- Zero shutter-lag
- 1080p 30fps video mode with stills capture during recording
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