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2010-01-27
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#22
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No to the above post
Reason: As you mentioned N900 doesn't have good camera software, I tell you it has got best software to capture images. If you are a N900 user, you might have noticed that it always show the true colour of the image captured instead editing, illuminating, contrasting to make the picture good looking. Even if you capture any image in dark, it doesn't make the image extra brightened, it just played with the flash and catches the true colour of the subject.
The only point that would be rais that It doesn't have night mode, although we know that we can achieve this manually but then where goes the fun of automaticity??
Reason: As you mentioned N900 doesn't have good camera software, I tell you it has got best software to capture images. If you are a N900 user, you might have noticed that it always show the true colour of the image captured instead editing, illuminating, contrasting to make the picture good looking. Even if you capture any image in dark, it doesn't make the image extra brightened, it just played with the flash and catches the true colour of the subject.
The only point that would be rais that It doesn't have night mode, although we know that we can achieve this manually but then where goes the fun of automaticity??
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2010-01-27
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#23
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Originally Posted by cashclientel
Ah ok, so it's pretty much the same camera as the N95 but with different image processing and software?
It was 5mp.
'Megapixels' on camera phones is a bit of a myth (as we all probably know), but there is still a considerable amount that good quality software can do to aid with image capture. The N900 doesn't (but should) have good camera software, especially as a "flagship" phone and at this price point.
As well as missing night mode, it's missing timed photographs, continuous shooting, panoramic photographs, the option for 360 degree photographs and the option to stitch photographs. Anything else?
It's pretty low on features for a Flagship phone. Either they're going to add them or they figured that the community would at some point?
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2011-12-27
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The real problem for the n900 nigh mode is the design of the device, the chrome line of the back cover forces light back in to the camera sensor and blurs the image ... i did some testing on this aspect and i took the chrome line off and now my low-light images have a way better quality now 
kind of ironic don't you think ?
kind of ironic don't you think ?
'Megapixels' on camera phones is a bit of a myth (as we all probably know), but there is still a considerable amount that good quality software can do to aid with image capture. The N900 doesn't (but should) have good camera software, especially as a "flagship" phone and at this price point.
Nokia are a business and have chosen a path of using the OSS community phenomenon to reduce their overheads specifically after sales support and development. Unlike Apple who do the opposite and make a killing from their Applications store.