According to Nokia, the Pro Camera app that launches by default on the newly-announced Lumia 1020 will also be available, eventually, for the Lumia 920, 925 and 928.
While the 41MP sensor, six-lens Zeiss optics and Xenon flash stole most of the show at yesterday’s announcement, Nokia spent some time detailing the technological majesty of its all-touch Pro Camera app. It allows users to easily and manually adjust exposure levels, ISO, focus, shutter speed and more, bringing the Lumia 1020 as close to an actual camera as you’re likely to find on a smartphone.
The Lumia 920 and its successors are unlikely to benefit as greatly from the Pro Camera software as the 1020, since their 8MP shooters are quite a bit more physically limited than the 41MP monster, it’s great to know Nokia is working to add as much functionality to their legacy devices as possible.
Nokia also announced Vine and Hipstamatic would come to Windows Phone as a Lumia exclusive, and Flipboard and Path would debut for Lumia before rolling out to other WP8 smartphones.
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