Photography with Nokia Mobile

There is a considerable interest from phone buyers in n95. It has a five-mega pixel camera, a video camera and audio It has features that can be described as luxurious. The web surfing experience is one of the best on any mobile phone, and there is A lot of under the hood improvements that make you believe that one day we will not lug around laptops.

It is the first Nokia phone with an integrated GPS system, which I am having a tough time trying to get working, so for now I am leaving that one out.

If your primary concern is voice quality, the quad band phone gets very enthusiastic thumbs up from me, and it manages to pick up signals even in elevators.

If you like taking a lot of photos, and don't want to carry a separate digital camera, then the point-and-shoot features of I saw how the photos look to my naked eye. I find the quality of photos stunning. Camera is simple to use, and the built in Life blog software can get the photos to your Flickr account pics.

The videos can be played-back on a regular television via a special cable that comes bundled in the box, and the quality of video is adequate, considering the source.

This is the single best feature of Nokia N95. The sound quality is stable, smooth and not too loud, yet rich at the same time. Being one of those few who has tried I can safely say that Nokia N95 is their best music phone. Ever!

Nokia N95 is one of the most connected devices on the market at present for mobile photography. It has the usual laundry list of connectivity options including Bluetooth and infrared.

The battery on this device doesn't even last the whole day, and that is when you are using it in GSM mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS turned off. Nokia needs to fix this as quickly as possible.