The usual disclaimers apply here. Photos were taken handheld under non-scientific conditions. All I can say is that you should look at the EXIF data for some comparisons on sensitivity. I found the sensitivity to be very good but image clarity/sharpness a little lacking. Obviously I can’t draw any conclusions with a 30 minute hands-on but I’m posting the images for you anyway.
Originals have been uploaded to Flickr where the EXIF is easier to read.
Hands-on video and more here.
The two images above taken with automatic settings. Focus was easy using on-screen or half-press methods. Preview was quick too.
This image below taken handheld at ISO 3200. See Flickr for original and EXIF data for all images.
The two images below were taken by the Samsung Galaxy Camera and the Nokia 808 Pureview. The PureView image is a lot clearer but both cameras appear to have similar sensitivity which means good low-light usage. The optical image stabilisation on the Samsung Galaxy Camera will add to that low-light ability.
Image left – Nokia 808. Image Right – Samsung Galaxy Camera.
