1. In situations where camera movement is not an issue #808 will provide more detailed images with less noise due to oversampling… But where camera movement is evident for either stills (typically low light) or videos #920 will be better due to OIS.

2. In low light if devices are handheld and used in auto #920 will be better due to OIS – no blur and brighter images. If #808 is used in night mode or manual ISO allowing speeds to 2.7secs and supported it will provide better images due to oversampling.

3. In video, for most people, due to OIS you’ll get smoother looking videos with #920. #808 however in video does provide lossless zoom oversampling due to high res sensor.

4. in terms of audio recording, the difference is mono in the #920 vs #808 which is stereo.

5. #808 due to high res sensor has lossless zoom in stills and as already mentioned also in video.

6. #920 thanks to the new capabilities of the WP8 platform can use ‘lens’ apps. This allows greater extension of the camera capabilities. You’ll see this at launch with some cool lenses from Nokia such as Smart Shoot and Cinemagraph, wih more to come in the future. We’re VERY excited about some of those we have in the pipeline.