The HTC Butterfly S, as you might have known by now, has landed in our office and we had promptly unboxed it for a quick look. One of the highlights of the Butterfly S is that it has the same 4 MP UltraPixel camera from the HTC One that the company famously proclaimed as one of the best. We had some tests done that proved otherwise, but it was still an impressive direction that HTC had taken. They went against the Megapixel race by introducing larger pixels for the 1/3" sensor, but cut down the pixel count by half. You get a 2 micron pixel size after the size cut down and effectively, coupled with a f2.0 lens, it directly means great low light performance. There's one small caveat though, the Butterfly S is not equipped with an OIS unit, so that makes things less interesting for low light, making us think how it can actually handle those conditions. And that's exactly what we are going to see right now. How does the camera perform in various lighting conditions? Check out our camera samples after the break. Daylight [gallery ids="83571,83572,83573,83574"] Quick thoughts on Daylight photos - Lack of detail, Over sharpened and inaccurate representation ...Source: http://www.fonearena.com/blog/83566/htc-butterfly-s-camera-samples.html
