Camera Capabilities of the Google Nexus S and the HTC Desire HD

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Dec 14, 2010 14:56 GMT Camera Capabilities Of The Google Nexus S And The HTC Desire HD There are various reasons why we need cameras mounted on our mobile phones. We may need them for multimedia purposes, or we may need them for video conferencing. With the Google Nexus S and the HTC Desire HD, you get nothing but superior camera capabilities. Nexus S The Nexus comes with not one but two cameras mounted on the front and back of the phone. On the front of the phone is a VGA camera that is capable of a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels. This is ideal for video conferencing. You never have to turn the phone around to make use of the phone's camera. On the back of the Nexus is a 5 MP camera capable of a resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels. This is ideal for optimal image capturing and video recording. With this digital camera, you are sure to get high-quality images and videos. Furthermore, you get to upload your multimedia in no time at all with the high-speed internet capabilities of the Google Nexus S. Desire HD The Desire HD comes with only one digital camera. However, it makes up for this in sheer power. The HTC Desire HD comes with an 8 MP digital camera. It is capable of high-resolution image capturing and high-definition video recording. The phone also comes with additional features that will enhance your videos and images even more. It comes with features such as autofocus, face detection, and a dual LED flash. This will result in only high-quality videos and images. In addition, you can upload your multimedia on your favorite social network thanks to the phone's high-speed internet capabilities. When it comes to video conferencing, the Google Nexus S is the most ideal. It has a secondary camera that is conveniently mounted on the front of the phone. You never have to turn the phone over to experience the best out of conferencing. When it comes to superior video recording and image capturing, the HTC Desire HD is the most ideal. It comes with features that will surely result in masterpieces. It will be hard to believe that you used a phone to record high- quality videos and capture high-quality images. Your friends are surely going to admire whatever multimedia you upload on social networks. With these phones, you are sure to enjoy more from their cameras. These are the camera capabilities of the Google Nexus S and the HTC Desire HD. About Phones Limited: A price comparison website for the latest mobile phone deals from over 20 leading UK mobile phones retailers and networks resulting in over 1.5 million deals compared daily. http://www.phoneslimited.co.uk/.

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