I have a Nokia 1020, which I bought solely for the camera, a BlackBerry Q10 for work and a Samsung Note 2 for everything else. The 1020 probably has the best camera of the three, and with the camera grip accessory, it's a pretty decent point and shoot. To my understanding , the 930's camera is comparable to (and according to some, better than) the 1020. So if you're after an affordable phone with a good camera, the Lumias are a good choice.
In saying that, if I had to choose only one to carry around with me, I'd stick with a newer Android device. They seem to have caught up with the Lumias with the LG G4 and the Galaxy S6. The inability to reliably sync my photos in the background, and the unavailability of certain apps (e.g. Snapchat) are examples of why I personally wouldn't recommend a Windows Phone. Also, I like tweaking my phone, trying different apps, automating things, rooting the phone/doing things you're not meant to do, so for me, Android will always be the preferred platform.
I have a Nokia 1020, which I bought solely for the camera, a BlackBerry Q10 for work and a Samsung Note 2 for everything else. The 1020 probably has the best camera of the three, and with the camera grip accessory, it's a pretty decent point and shoot. To my understanding , the 930's camera is comparable to (and according to some, better than) the 1020. So if you're after an affordable phone with a good camera, the Lumias are a good choice.
In saying that, if I had to choose only one to carry around with me, I'd stick with a newer Android device. They seem to have caught up with the Lumias with the LG G4 and the Galaxy S6. The inability to reliably sync my photos in the background, and the unavailability of certain apps (e.g. Snapchat) are examples of why I personally wouldn't recommend a Windows Phone. Also, I like tweaking my phone, trying different apps, automating things, rooting the phone/doing things you're not meant to do, so for me, Android will always be the preferred platform.
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Hmmmm, that's interesting! I've come across DxOMark before, though I've never checked it for mobile camera reviews. I'll check it out!