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Verizon Cameraphone Comparison Q2 2009

Verizon Cameraphone Comparison Q2 2009

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Published on: 03 July, 2009 by PhoneArena Team

Verizon Cameraphone Comparison Q2 2009

There have been a lot of cameraphones introduced for Verizon since our previous Q4 2007 comparison review. Four of the newest models are the Samsung Omnia, Casio Exilim, LG enV Touch, and LG enV3.

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You keep forgetting THE MAIN USE of the cameras... Shooting people. (no weapon jokes)
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last sentence correction, change "expect" to "except". But i really liked this article.
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First of all this isnt a "revise" no one cares about spelling and grammer....God i hate people like you that spell check blogs its so annoying.
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It has been corrected.
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Hmm..clearly the enVTouch has a much better camera than the enV3. Camera quality is important to me alot and actually most of my pictures are taken indoors..
But battery life is also very important and I'm deciding between the env3 and enVTouch so idk!! Help please!
I'm a heavy texter but if the enVTouch's battery is THAT bad, maybe I should just get the env3 and deal with a lousy camera!?
(I'm coming from a Motorla ZINE ZN5)
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the env3 does definitely not have a lousy camera its great. i use it all the time it is really good. you should get the env3 because ts more durable and is really nice looking with great features
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great comparisions...nice job phonearena.
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Agreed it really puts it into perspective, It looked like the Env Touch shows up warm and pink (no vaj jokes) in most pictures. I have the omnia and I love it for pictures (not so much as a phone) and it takes great shots, Im glad to see I made the right choice with camera though...Im pretty dissapointed the Exilim didnt take the cake, it looks the most lagitamately like a camera from the back and its a 5.1 just a little better than the others...Its a good thing the egyptions didnt rush the pyramids.
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I agree with the comment about shooting some pictures of people. I primarily use my phone camera for taking pictures of my active 2-year-old. It'd be nice to see how these phones handle portraits and action shots....
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it doesnt matter about the mp capability of a camera phone it depends on the quality of the pics it takes

phonearena proves that

good job :)
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It is my understanding that the Lg enV Touch has the best video recording quality as well with 640X480 @ 30 fps. Is this correct? What phone that Verizon offers has the best video recoriding quality?
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Many of those indoor shots with the Touch are really red. Did using the Fluorescent white balance setting help that? Was that not tested at all?

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All the tested phones were used in Auto mode, since that is the default and will be what most consumers use. The red hue produced by the enV Touch when used indoors (under fluorescent lighting) can be reduced some by manually change the White Balance setting. You can also adjust it better using an image-editing program on your PC and lower the Red Gamma value slightly.
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Hard to believe that the Casio photos were the most blurry. Sure that you didn't mistakenly have the image stabilizer off?
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