Some more information about the Nokia’s upcoming EOS PureView camera phone has emerged on the internet after it was spotted by a fan recently.

A new video has emerged on the internet showing the new smartphone running on Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 software. The video, which originated from Vizileaks Twitter account, shows the lens shutter opening and closing on Nokia's much anticipated camera smartphone. The video also shows that the device has an XX-megapixel mark on the rear indicating the device is still being tested as a prototype.

A recent post form the Vizileaks said that the device has optical focus and image stabilization and also promises to upload a photo shoot soon. The Nokia EOS is expected to have a AMOLED screen that appears to be similar to that of Lumia 920, which has a 4.5-inch PureMotion HD+ LCD display with a resolution of 768x1280. The company has placed the speakers at the bottom of the device. The source did not reveal the megapixel of the camera, which is placed in a round housing and the cover automatically opens up when the camera app is activated. The prototype is also believed to have a Xenon flash and a red LED focus assist light.