Camera Phone Reviews

MobileTechReview has a review of the HTC Touch Diamond and writes, "HTC's cameras haven't been their strong point, even when they look good on paper. The 3 megapixel autofocus camera on the original Advantage X7501 didn't take very good pictures, and the Tilt's camera was just OK. The Diamond changes that, with sharper pictures that show clarity, good saturation and color balance. The autofocus lens is quick by camera phone standards and definitely improves image quality compared to a fixed focus lens; something we couldn't say as a rule for HTC's cameras before the Diamond. We still see too much sharpening in landscape shots leading to fractal-like leaves and overstated water reflections, but sharpening can be tweaked under advanced settings. The lens has a large max aperture of f2.8 and indoors it's wide open which means you'll see a good deal of motion blur."

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