A decent camera is something most of us want, myself included, and to think not long ago we were used to small 5 megapixel lenses that would never be able to replace a point and shoot camera.
Thankfully Nokia were one company who decided to focus on this area, no pun intended, and really hammered down to get the best mobile camera experience possible.
This became obvious when PureView technology came in with the Symbian powered PureView 808, later seen in the Lumia 920, 925, 1520, 1020 and now the latest, the Lumia 930.
The video below is using the 1020, but the same controls are available on the 930 and shows what you can expect to see on this newer device.
The team at @Connects kindly loaned me a Lumia 930 to take as many photos as possible on, and with a trip to London coming up this was ideal to try it out in all conditions and see just how good this latest version is.
Just in case you did not know, the Lumia 930 features a 20 megapixel camera with Zeiss optics and PureView technology, this sounds fancy and to be honest it is, the results speak for themselves as you will see below.
There is also a dual-LED flash on the back to help with low light conditions and unlike the Lumia 1020, the camera lens does not stick out on the back meaning it can lie flat on a desk.
