#Tema nokia e90 professional#
The lack of professional optics is possibly the reason for the less than perfect colour capture of the E90's camera, but you'll have to admit that to even be in the same 'race' as the N93 and N95 is, for a Communicator, rather impressive.Īccess to the camera is slightly slumsier than in dedicated multimedia smartphones though - you have to pick the Camera application from the standby screen or using the main S60 menu.
I'd rate this shot as a toss up between the N95 (slightly dark) and E90 (slightly washed out - again). The N93's weakpoint uncovered - an understrength flash and no proper focussing in dark conditions (even with latest firmware). Test shot 2: A dark room and a small toy - how good is the flash on each device?
And again the E90's image is comparable to the N93's, even though the colours aren't as vibrant. Test shot 1: Good light, a close-up of a puppy ornament on the window ledgeĪnother easy win for the Nokia N93, with the N95's over zealous edge enhancement completely ruining the photo as usual.
Test shot 0: Early morning, bright semi-sunlight, nice green garden(!)įrom left to right, much enlarged details from the Nokia N93, N95 and E90:Ī fairly easy win for the Nokia N93, but the E90's image isn't a million miles behind, considering the difference in initial expectations of the device. In not quite such good light, and trying to use the E90 in a more snapshot-like environment, I popped out just now and grabbed these:īut it's hard to compare just from memory, so let's take a few examples, with the identical shot taken on all three and then some detail blown right up so that you can see any differences: Very, very impressive, I'm actually happier with these photos than I am with any from my Nokia N93 or N95, previous photographic champions (in different ways).
#Tema nokia e90 full#
Despite not being blessed with a 'Carl Zeiss' lens, the E90's optics seem up to the job and, more to the point, its image processing algorithms seem superb, unlike those in the N93 (often too noisy), N93i (too smoothed) and N95 (too edge-enhanced).Ĭheck out the quality of the photos below, click through to see/save the full resolution (your browser may auto-scale them down, click its resize tool if needed in order to get the resolution back up): All this in a business communicator? What's the catch.Īctually, there doesn't seem to be one. Moreover, the E90's camera hardware can also record video at full VGA ('DVD quality' in Nokia's parlance) resolution at up to 30 frames per second, the same spec as the Nokia N93, N93i and N95. The E90 takes things to a whole new level, with a 3.2 megapixel camera that's comparable, in resolution at least, to a standalone digital camera from only a couple of years ago. But the pics from a VGA camera are strictly for casual snaps and are grainy even when printed at only 6" by 4". With the E90's predecessor, the 9500, having a basic VGA camera, there was at least a precedent for imaging on the pure business 'Communicator'. Links to previous review parts: Nokia E90 - the Early Verdict and Nokia E90 - Adapting the Applications and Nokia E90 - Web and Work Camera
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