… this. According to PetaPixel the spec is: it runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a 16 megapixel 1/2.3″ BSI CMOS sensor, a 21x f/2.8-5.9 23-480mm (35mm equiv.) lens, a 4.8-inch HD LCD screen, a minimal smartphone-esque design, a 1.4Ghz quad core processor, 8GB of internet storage, ISO of up to 3200, and 3G/Wi-Fi or 4G/Wi-Fi.
Doesn’t make calls but, hey, who uses a smartphone for voice anyway?
The best time of the day in Provencal villages is the early morning, when the locals are up and about and the holidaymakers haven’t woken up yet.
One of the joys of driving through France.
Driving through Burgundy, we stopped for supper in a small village cafe and then sat talking, which meant that we set off later than planned for our hotel in Ancy-le-Franc. We went there using only deserted back roads, and suddenly came on this magical avenue as dusk was falling.
As usual, larger size better. It’s a good illustration of the light-gathering capabilities of the M9 sensor
