Nokia Lumia 920 Review Part 1

the First part my Nokia Lumia 920 review, i just want to send a massive thanks out to the Guys at Nokia connects who were the awesome people that let me borrow this for a few weeks, and i want to ssay that anyone hopinggtotry somthinng out, just gogle "trial a nokia" andyou should find your way :).

Now this first part is focused mainly on the things i really like about the 920, and boy are there a few things that i loved abouut this phone, check out the Video for the details, below are few shots from te 920, and the part 2 will have a few morre and maybe a video shot.

<-- this was taken at 10AM in a MOT centre in the UK, thats actually what it looked like that day, great detail.

Thiis Next one is my mate Jack's Cat Phoebe who happily posed for the photo here, no flash was used on this.

My old house in North London, again no flash, spectacular optics on this phone.

Now this shot is incredible, this was taken at 1AM with no flash and no lights on in my room, the only light was from my TV on the other side of the roomm, which was dimmed, this wasnt even that bright to my Eyes!.

Ths is my cat Dec, apart from his menacing stare you can see, another great photo.

This photo actually has the flash utilised, the only one in my collection on here, and its not bad for an LED flash, but that image quality, makes my jaw drop everytime.

My Mate Liam in the bacckground there, playing truth or dare Jenga (Green is Truth, Red is Dare, White means do nothing) , no flash, one light on to the far right of the photo, 11PM (ish)

Hope you enjoyed that Guys

-Dom

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