Sony Ericsson K810i camera samples

A selection of digital photos to show the quality of the Sony Ericsson K810i's 3.2 megapixel digital camera

Published on Jul 30, 2007

We may have been a bit disappointed with the Sony Ericsson K810i overall but there's no dounting that the camera part of this phone is still near the best in its class.

The combination of 3.2 megapixels, Xenon flash and designer optics means that the K810i can be a genuine alternative to a proper digital camera. THe only real limitation is that its 16x zoom is digital-only and of limited use in real-life situations.

The exclusive Best-Pic feature is handy for taking moving shots - when enable the camera takes nine snaps in a couple of seconds. The odds are that you'll find one out of the batch that meets requirements.

A new lens cover design also addresses one of the few complaints people had about the K800i - the tendency for it to open in your pocket and take picks of your jacket lining.

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Outdoors in bright daylight and the K810i picks up lovely vibrants reds
The auto-focus keeps pictures sharp on the whole but quick-moving objects like this taxi can cause issues
At night the advantages of having a Xenon flash rather than an LED flash are obvious

The K810i can make even the most unphotogenic subjects look passable
But like most automatic cameras the K810i can still struggle when there is strong backlighting
The camera does a decent job even when the sky is overcast