The following pictures were all taken with the K750i mobile phone which has a 2 mega pixel camera. The pictures this phone takes in my opinion are excellent considering that it is a phone and not a dedicated digital camera. However, having said that, if you zoom in, the picture quality drops slightly and the edges look a bit "ragged". The zoom is digital, not optical. It won't be long I guess before phones start reaching 3 mega-pixels or more.
All digital picture quality regardless of whether its a decicated digital camera or a phone isn't just dependant on the mega pixel. The camera lens and the software that processes the image all play a part in the overall quality of a device. Another factor is the image format. Also remember that the brighter the image, the better the picture. Dark pictures tend to be "grainy". I have to say thought, the the low light capabilities of the K750i are very good and thats without the Night Mode selected nor the light turned on.
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All these pictures were taken on the Medium picture-size setting which is 640 x 480 with quality set to Fine.
All movies were taken on the Large setting which is 176 x 144.
A comparison between the Medium and Large picture settings which are 640 x 480 and 1632 x 1224 pixels respectively and the Night Mode function.
