Nokia E72

iPhone 4s

Clearly the cameras both made slightly different exposure decisions. None were adjusted or biased by settings. Personally I think that the Nokia did a better job of getting in the entire scene without blow-outs of the whites. That's just my thoughts though. Also it would seem that the angle of view of the iPhone is a bit wider than that of the Nokia. So this would give the Nokia a slight advantage in needing to squeeze in less image onto the same pixels ...
Now, at 100% pixel view ..
Nokia E72


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I own a Nokia E72 myself and the pictures you have taken again prove to me: This phone camera is totally underrated. If only Nokia had made the buggy software better, this would be the best QWERTY-phone of all times.
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