3-megapixel camera-phones comparison: D900, K800, N73, N80, N93

3+4.  When it comes to low-light – it's the flash that matters – in both tests of indoor shooting (low light from 3, 6, 9, and 15 feet and NO-light condition from 3,6, and 9 feet) the K800 Xenon flash showed its magic! Although there was some noise, even the images taken in room with no lighting were bright and the objects were recognizable – the photos were on focus, as it has a red focus-assist light. The N73's LED was a step behind, and the noise-reduction system killed most of the detail. 3rd is the D900 and at the bottom again are the N80 and N93.

D900	K800	N73	N80	N93	SD200

5. Night-photos …. If you want good photos, you should use a tripod! Unfortunately, there are no real tripods for cell phones yet, as the phones don't have the standard slot for tripod (all digital cameras, even the most basic one have it), so we captured the photos while holding the devices in our hands. You can easily see that the D900 and K800 produced the best, most real and most beautiful images of the night scenes we got; although the K800 auto-focus turned off in this mode, its images were fine and looked better than those of the three Nokia phones. Although the D900 and K800 got the same result, we believe that if you use something to put your phone on to be steady during the exposure, the D900 will be an idea better than the K800, but unfortunately in our case we got blurred images, due to the hand shake.

D900	K800	N73	N80	N93	SD200

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