The K800i shoots what can only be described as outstanding high-quality stills with vivid, accurate colours and a minimum of blur courtesy of its autofocus and image stabilization. It may not excel under poorly lit conditions despite its decent Xenon flash, but has other positive traits such as minimal lag between shots and a high-resolution screen to double as its viewfinder. The different between K800i & K790i is the camera. K800i have camera
Sony Ericsson K800i Specs:
# 2.2-inch QVGA high resolution display
# 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus, Xenon flash and burst mode
# MP3 player
# MP3 ringtones
# MB of onboard memory
# Memory Stick Micro memory card expansion, 64 MB card bundled
# Bluetooth dial-up networking, headset and stereo headset support
# USB 2.0 connectivity with PictBridge support
# Stereo FM radio with RDS
# 3G with video calling
# Tri-band GSM
# 105 x 47 x 22 mm, 115 g
# 4 hours of talk time, 8.5 days of standby
Sony Ericsson K800i review by Infosyncworld “Although more susceptible to camera shake than a low-end digital camera, the Sony Ericsson K800i is in fact capable of replacing just such a product; a considerable feat, even though the vast majority of users will not want to rely on it for preserving precious memories. Its imaging prowess is backed up by strong performance in the areas of calling and messaging, while its browser is of the rather mediocre sort; handy, then, that the overall impression is picked up by the inclusion of a stereo FM radio with RDS, a RSS reader and even a sprinkle of stereo Bluetooth audio for an otherwise unnoteworthy MP3 player.”
Sony Ericsson K800i review by Mobique “The K800i is a complete phone with all you’d expect from a phone-only handset, plus more. Everything from top to bottom has been done well – including the further-improved phone menu system (UI), ergonomics all round, overall functionality, and (not forgetting of course) the 3.2-megapixel Cyber-shot camera.”
Sony Ericsson K800i review by Cnet Asia “The Sony Ericsson K800i is a competent camera and phone rolled into a sleek form factor design. Decent day images are what surprised us most, though there’s still ample room for improving night snaps and general camera performance. Still, the K800i performed beyond our expectations and with the only lapse being the lack of a bundled Memory Stick Micro and the sticker price.”
Some tips to use camera from etheme forum:
1. When capturing close up objects always set the focus to macro. Similarly for landscapes always use infinity mode.
2. If you cannot get the green square in the center (it means its not focused properly). Solution is to increase distance slightle.
3. try to keep as still as possible when clicking in low light conditions.
4. Flash is not always good. Sometimes even when there is moderate+ lighting a picture can be better off when flash is turned off.
5. Try to use the default scene selection as it works in 90% of the situations. In some you can always tweak like turning off flash or turning on macro mode manually even after selecting a specific preset scene.
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