The KC780 has a more extensive set of camera features than most mobile phones

The KC780 has a decent selection of image editing options for tweaking pictures, adding image effects, and generally playing around with your photos

Built in image editing software enables you to make the most out the camera

The Nokia 6210 Navigator puts in a decent mid-range imaging performance

It has a sophisticated autofocus system inside, with additional face detection technology for automatically picking out faces in a busy scene, and a Smile Shot function, which is supposed to takes snaps only when it detects a smile

The main 5-megapixel camera has similar credentials to Nokia higher-end Nseries models like the N82 and N95 8GB, and it puts in a similarly classy shooting performance

Although the ModeShift system spotlights the camera, Motorola has equipped the E8 with a basic 2-megapixel shooter rather than anything more advanced

The Sony Ericsson C902 should be capable of producing high resolution images that look sharp and detailed in standard photo print size

The 2-step capture procedure means you can depress the button partially until you're focused on the right subject, and then click fully to take a shot once you've got the composition right

You can make a visual record of all your runs, and store it within the miCoach application

Without any light enhancement, the Sony Ericsson Z770i's camera inevitably at its best when lighting conditions are good

Essentially, what you have here is a poor quality camera in a phone that majors on its musical ability rather than its imaging