Android with the best camera?

[Guest xerxes]

Can anyone tell me which Android phone has the best camera? I don't mean the one with the most mega pixels, I mean the one that takes the best pictures.

I used to use a Nokia N95 before getting my iPhone and I am missing having a camera of that quality when I am out with my kids.

[Guest preetkk]

Nokia N95 camera is very good because of its lens - carl zeiss 5mp.... I used to have two N95's.... the n95 is better than my spare casio 7mp camera lying about...

Right now I have the HTC Desire much better phone than the N95... apart from one thing i guess the n95 is louder

If i remember tomorrow i'll take pictures off both phones so you can compare quality

[Guest vinokirk]

+1 to the decency of the N95s camera

[Guest xerxes]

Nokia N95 camera is very good because of its lens - carl zeiss 5mp.... I used to have two N95's.... the n95 is better than my spare casio 7mp camera lying about...

Right now I have the HTC Desire much better phone than the N95... apart from one thing i guess the n95 is louder

If i remember tomorrow i'll take pictures off both phones so you can compare quality

I've taken a couple of indoor shots with a Desire and they always seem very grainy, even with the flash turned on. This was also true of the N95 but not nearly so much.

I am only looking for something that will take good impromptu snaps - not a DSLR replacement - but I do need it to be reasonably fast to focus, capture, store the image, and be ready to focus again. About 80% of the pics I take are of my kids and they never stay still! Most of the rest of the snaps would be of friends, usually indoors.

I did take a long look at the SE X10 but I am put off by SE's statement that the X10 will never get 2.2. I'm also not overly impressed by the idea of having only a video light instead of a flash.

[Guest preetkk]

I did read somewhere that the Palm Pre is very fast at taking pictures...... litterally at the button press it takes the picture and then is ready for the next one... I read it somewhere on the internet a while ago

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