More Sample Photos From Nokia N95 on Flickr

November 2nd, 2006 • Mark Guim • Filed Under •

There are a few people that previewed the Nokia N95 out there already, but you will not find many of them showing off sample pictures from the 5 megapixel camera. Bjorn Wigforss from the Nokia Multimedia Product Marketing team shared 12 photos under different lighting conditions. Thanks to him, people interested in buying the Nokia N95 when available in a few months can preview the phone’s image quality.

If you look at the photo details, information shows that the photos were taken with “Nokia 9999.” The term simply means the it is a Nokia internal prototype. So far, the only other sample pictures we have seen are from Paul Whitaker and a few photos from the Nokia Open Studio Event.

I think the quality of the images is good capturing accurate colors. I’m not sure but it looks like an improvement in quality to the Nokia N93 (I’m not alking about just the size or resolution). What do you think?

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  1. dulber on 5 January 2007:

    The second photo with high contrast backlight seem to be captured very well except for the purple cast at the extreme right side. The purple cast at the right side is worse than others.
    Are those photos taken with a production unit?

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  2. Mark Guim on 5 January 2007:

    I don’t know if it’s production or not, but the pictures look great. You can view more N95 photos at http://flickr.com/cameras/nokia/n95/

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  3. Bjorn on 15 January 2007:

    All these pictures were taken with various prototype builds, which means that they may not make justice to a commercial unit. I have used four different devices of various prototype builds.

    Cheers,

    Björn.

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