[Christopher Price]

We're taking a quick poll to see how many photos you want in a phone review. Some people write off the camera in most phones as worthless, others want a bunch. So, let us know what you think.

Of course, we'll be posting a lot of photos whenever a phone has a high-quality camera (like a CCD Lens).

[Dan S]

We're taking a quick poll to see how many photos you want in a phone review. Some people write off the camera in most phones as worthless, others want a bunch. So, let us know what you think.

Of course, we'll be posting a lot of photos whenever a phone has a high-quality camera (like a CCD Lens).

I'd say 3- 5. That wasn't an option so I voted 4- 6. Most phones should have:

1- front of phone, flat view

2- back of phone, slight offset

3- front/side offset/angled

4- phone in average person's hand

If a phone has a sliding mechanism or is otherwise has features that are new or different those differences should also warrant a separate picture.

[Christopher Price]

Sorry, didn't make it clear enough apparently in the first post. We're referring to photos from the phone's camera in this poll, not pictures of the device itself. We usually use press photos for the pictures of the device, it's a bit redundant to re-do those (and usually, at lower quality, since a phone maker pays a few hundred bucks for high-quality press photos of a device).

[Dan S]

Sorry, didn't make it clear enough apparently in the first post. We're referring to photos from the phone's camera in this poll, not pictures of the device itself. We usually use press photos for the pictures of the device, it's a bit redundant to re-do those (and usually, at lower quality, since a phone maker pays a few hundred bucks for high-quality press photos of a device).

Oh, right. That's what I get for trying to think too much into it.
;P


From the phone you say? Um, about the same #.

Indoor shot with average lighting
Outdoor shot
Shot of various items showing how well it picks up different colors
Close up, macro style shot