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Sign up with GoogleSony Ericsson K850 vs. Nokia N95: 5 megapixel shootout
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I really thought the SE was going to win...if it gets beaten by a pinokia it doesn't deserve the "Cybershot" name...Old news... Although theres been allllooot of crap about fake pictures on other sites, GSMarena is ligit so we'll take it.
You know me well, it does make a big difference. But in the past SE beta phones were still better. Times change I guess. Nokio and Sanyo seem to be a good combination.
I like this coz this is what I find more important.
Overall camera speed
The Sony Ericsson handset scores by a good margin when it comes to the speed of autofocusing and the general shot-to-shot time. In most of the scenarios that we used in our tests, the K850 managed to focus more quickly than the Nokia and showed a shorter shot-to-shot time.
K850 vs N95 – 4:2
Previewing you photos
We all know how good it is to preview your shots as soon as they've been made. It allows you to go immediately for a second shot if something has ruined your composition or you can simply brag about your super cool snapshot in front of everybody. When it comes to previewing your pictures both handsets score equal. The Sony Ericsson K850 shows a somewhat more detailed image, while the N95 results look more washed out. The animated slideshows the K850 creates are also better than the ones by Nokia. It has a snappy zooming on the photos that works in large steps, while the N95 zooms slowly in small steps. The Nokia N95 however wins our hearts with the large screen and when it comes to legibility under sunlight, Nokia displays have no competition at all. So we will simply write down this test as a draw - each gets 4 points.
I have pics of the Renault F1 car at 250km/h, i think Im the only person who caught pics of the with a camera phone.
Thanks for your input on this GTi i will say that the SE is mutch better when it comes to photography,I'm a professional photographer and what needs to be look at when you compare these two phones is the image quality because this will deter men if your 5 mp is realy a 5mp.I can tell from things like if you take cameras most of them have the same mp size but on the end of the day its the brand name that makes the difference.And i think when SE talks about 5mp it is truly the case.Whats interesting is that none of you have try ed to compare the 5mp LG with these two phones i wonder why.I suppose that this review is not just a but the mp size of the phones or is it.