Camera Phone Reviews

MobileTechReview has a review of the Samsung Flipshot SCH-U900 and writes, "With 1.3 to 2 megapixel camera phones as the norm, 3 megapixel autofocus camera phones are the elite bunch here in the US. Sure there are 5 megapixel GSM camera phones like the Nokia N95 and the Sony Ericsson K850i, but those phones, without carrier subsidies, cost considerably more and aren’t compatible with Verizon’s network. The phone takes great still images by 3 megapixel camera phone standards: the images are sharp, colors are balanced and saturated, noise levels are low and the auto-focus lens focuses relatively quickly (phones aren’t as fast as dedicated digital cameras yet). Photos are over-sharpened, often making the shots look better though sometimes a bit artificial. The depth of the field in these shots makes for nice close-ups. The usual white-out in direct sunlight found on most camera phones (even on high-end ones) is minimal. The FlipShot’s only weakness is low-light indoor shots, which are very noisy and murky."

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