PhoneArena reviews the Nokia N73 and writes, “The camera can obtain good results only outdoor, when there is bright light – then it does not produce much noise in the image and there the 3-megapixel resolution helps for capturing more details. Unfortunately in very bright light the colors are not realistic and little amount of purple fringing occurs. In low light the noise-reducing system in the phone kills all the detail of the image and everything becomes blurry as if you’ve used a “watercolor” to produce the photo. When you hold the phone steadily (as you can’t put it to lie horizontally) and use the “night photo” mode, the captured photos are clear (although again there is the “water color” effect) if the object you shoot is lighten enough. If Nokia had used better image sensor (as digital cameras need good lens, sensor and processor) they would definitely have the best cameraphone, but unfortunately they haven’t and the biggest drawback of the N73’s camera is its noise levels (noise-reduction).”

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