Will the Nokia N95's Camera Hold Up Under Low-Light Conditions?

Filed in archive Nokia , Rico's Ramblings , Smartphones , Symbian , Wireless Living by Rico Mossesgeld on December 15, 2007

Here's a compilation of tremendously high-quality photos, all apparently taken with the Nokia N95. Nokia should seriously consider supporting the Nokia Creative community, as they highlight what's possible with the Finnish manufacturer's smartphones.

Without taking anything away from the great work done by the winners of the N95 Photo Awards, I can't help but wonder what kind of pictures the nokia n95 would produce if the conditions were less workable. It's obvious that the winners took full advantage of the ample lighting and the controlled setting.

Does the N95, like many other smartphones with built-in camera, have a harder time taking quality pictures when the conditions are less than perfect? Comments welcome.

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Response from: Dameon Welch-Abernathy (12/15/07 1:57am)

From my own experience, I can tell you that it does better than other Nseries cameras in lower light settings, but it's still not as good as a dedicated camera.

Response from: Luis Cruz (12/15/07 4:27am)

Any camera phone will have trouble in low light because of the size of its sensor - that thing is probably smaller than even one of the keys on the phone.

With sensors that small, the signal to noise ratio is very low. That's why the noise overpowers the image at night and in other low-light situations.

Response from: Tech|noob

While Nokia has had a number of different external blogging efforts going on, Nokia now has an official

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