Camera Mobile Phones


These phones introduced with the camera phone like many complex systems is the result of converging and enabling technologies. It has been noticed that digital camera of the 1990s, a consumer-viable camera in a mobile phone would require far less power and a higher level of camera electronics integration to permit the miniaturization. It all started when inventor Daniel A. Henderson, first featured still image and non-live video-clip transfers, using the world's first wireless camera phone prototype, known as the 'Intellect', was developed in 1993. It was a system and device that was designed to receive pictures and video data sent from a message originator to a message center for transmission and display on a wireless device such as a cellular telephone.

Nowadays almost every another telecom firm is launching camera mobile phones I.e camera is integrated with the mobile phone. Not only this, the firms like Nokia, Samsung etc., are coming with the gadgets that can offer attractive attributes of the camera like auto focus, clarity of upto 12 mega pixel, high resolution etc. Ordinarily, most of the mobile phones come with camera phones but it is the power of mega pixel supported by the device that makes it a lower end camera mobile phone or high end mobile phone. The focus of these phones is outstanding, as the users are not required to carry extra camera. It is the cameras of Smartphones that are used as input devices in numerous research projects and commercial applications.

Some of the most popular phones of such sought are N86, Samsung Omnia, Sony Ericsson Xperia etc.
If we take the case of N86 then it comes with 8 megapixel camera and to give sharp focused image and comes with Carl Zeiss lens. It also comes with LED flash and AF assist light. In contrast to it, if Samsung Omnia is talked about, it comes with 5 Megapixels (Back) and CIF@30fps Video Recording and Sony Ericsson's gadget is coming with over 3 mega pixel camera that comes with flash
Video etc.

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