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It's much faster. For example, if photographing an approaching steam train from a footbridge - something I occasionally do - I have to trigger the 1020 while the train is still some distance from the ideal position to be reasonably sure of capturing it. The several-seconds processing time means that you can hardly expect a second chance. I've misjudged a few times and the result is a locomotive halfway out of the frame. Misjudge the other way and you have to crop more, losing quality. The SE is much quicker to respond when you take the photo, and of course you can also use burst mode, which so far as I know is full-res, compared to the low-res burst mode of the 1020.How much faster is the camera on the iPhone SE? The Lumia 1020 camera does tend to be slow.
How much faster is the camera on the iPhone SE? The Lumia 1020 camera does tend to be slow.