Nokia N-Series phones often win shootouts against their Sony Ericsson rivals. However, there's an edge Sony Ericsson has over Nokia N-Series camera phones.
It's the camera user interface.
SE phones have keyboard shortcuts and memory settings. This is a major reason SE has so many fans who prefer their camera phones to Nokia phones.
I don't know the exact buttons, but turning off the flash is as simple a pressing the * button.
If you have the settings set to night portrait when you close the camera, the night portrait settings return when you activate the camera again.
Nokia N-Series camera phones have been around for 3 years now. Its really surprising that the UI hasn't caught up with SE. Its more surprising there is no 3rd party software to pick up the slack.
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It's the camera user interface.
SE phones have keyboard shortcuts and memory settings. This is a major reason SE has so many fans who prefer their camera phones to Nokia phones.
I don't know the exact buttons, but turning off the flash is as simple a pressing the * button.
If you have the settings set to night portrait when you close the camera, the night portrait settings return when you activate the camera again.
Nokia N-Series camera phones have been around for 3 years now. Its really surprising that the UI hasn't caught up with SE. Its more surprising there is no 3rd party software to pick up the slack.