Here are the results from a shootout between the two top dogs from our last camera shoot-out, the Nokia E90 (3.2 megapixels with flash and autofocus) and Samsung i900 (5 megapixels with flash and autofocus).
We have a few close-ups and some from between 1 metre to 25 metres range.
Flower
These shots were taken from about a metre under a clear afternoon sky:


Left: Nokia E90; Right: Samsung i900
Automobile
The rear of a car taken from about 3 metres under a bright afternoon sky:


Left: Nokia E90; Right: Samsung i900
Christmas Ball
Close-up shot in good afternoon light beside the window indoors. I think I like the way the Omnia’s flash brightens up the ball:


Left: Nokia E90; Right: Samsung i900
Christmas Decorations
Shot also indoors beside an open window on a clear afternoon:


Left: Nokia E90; Right: Samsung i900
Storefront
Shot under a bright afternoon sky from about 20-25 metres. Note the sharper details in the shot by the Omnia (right).


Left: Nokia E90; Right: Samsung i900
Conclusions
In this shoot-out, we see that the E90 put up a good fight, especially in colour rendition of close-ups. But in distance shots, it clearly loses out to the Omnia in sharpness and details (which is where the extra megapixels came in handy).
Related posts:
- Indoor Camera Shoot-Out: 5800, E66, E90, i900, and T650i – part 1
- Camera Comparison: iPhone4 vs Nokia N8 vs Sony Ericsson Arc vs Samsung Galaxy S II vs Samsung Omnia 7
- Samsung Jet: Flashback Samsung i900 Omnia
- Samsung i900 “Omnia” Review
- 12 Megapixel Camera Shoot-out: Nokia N8 vs Sony S2100 Cyber-Shot








February 11th, 2009 at 3:58 pm Browsing with
Nice review, Yomi. Please we will like to see more of this camera test. Thanks.
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