Imaging enhancements for 1020 with 8.1

[Marlon Bu]

Look at: Supercharge your Lumia with Windows Phone 8.1. For free! - Nokia Conversations

"If you’re a keen photographer, amateur or otherwise, the Nokia Lumia 1020 is the perfect smartphone of choice. Featuring a 41MP PureView camera with ZEISS optics, it’s already earned its stripes as a DSLR alternative.

However, a number of imaging enhancements built into Windows Phone 8.1 will boost its prowess even further.

When you’ve taken a photo, an enhanced Creative Studio is at hand to help you with any post-edits. A new high-resolution reframing feature means you can zoom into more details and reposition the image until you find the perfect angle.
[...]
Also the new integrated camera roll with lightning-fast full-megapixel zoom helps you find new stories to tell."


Any information about the "new high-resolution reframing Feature"?

 

[ChumsFuture]

WP default camera will now add bursts mode. Nokia didn't mention adding HDR which is odd since bracketing is included now.

 

[Moiz Mian]

Seriously, it's about time Microsoft or Nokia add HDR!

 

[bijak_riyandi]

I really hope the smart sequence can save more than one pictures...

...or is it already available but I don't know how?

 

[jojoe42]

Look at: Supercharge your Lumia with Windows Phone 8.1. For free! - Nokia Conversations

"If you’re a keen photographer, amateur or otherwise, the Nokia Lumia 1020 is the perfect smartphone of choice. Featuring a 41MP PureView camera with ZEISS optics, it’s already earned its stripes as a DSLR alternative.

However, a number of imaging enhancements built into Windows Phone 8.1 will boost its prowess even further.

When you’ve taken a photo, an enhanced Creative Studio is at hand to help you with any post-edits. A new high-resolution reframing feature means you can zoom into more details and reposition the image until you find the perfect angle.
[...]
Also the new integrated camera roll with lightning-fast full-megapixel zoom helps you find new stories to tell."


Any information about the "new high-resolution reframing Feature"?

Perhaps it'll post-process your new reframe? They did say in the camera roll of Nokia Camera (and/or WP8.1 photos hub???) photos are now in full-resolution (previously scaled down to a 2500 by 2500 pannable area)