Sony Xperia T is also a good photographer. The phone has a 13-megapixel camera, equipped with autofocus and LED flash. Colour and detail reproduction is good, even in low light conditions. It is a pity that there is no true Xenon flash. In the dark area in the pictures there is already a clear grain, but it doesn’t have annoying intensity. Autofocus (which measurement point you can select by touch) runs fast, but sometimes it gets lost in low light. Then sometimes it catches focus only in the next attempt. I have never recommended to use digital zoom, this time it won’t be different. In Xperia T it acts badly. Lots of artifacts and a complete lack of detail, and apart from that – lots of noise. I posted in the gallery the images taken with zoom, so you can see its wretched capabilities.
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| The same frame with and without zoom photo: GSMchoice.com |
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In addition, the camera has geotagging function, stabilization and smile detection, and a spontaneous photographer certainly get to like a quick start mode. There we have eight thematic programmes (document, sport, party, beach and snow, night scenery and portrait, landscape and plain portrait). We can adjust the exposure, sensitivity and white balance, and metering mode. Another camera's advantage is the ability to easily (and effectively!) creating panoramic photos and recording videos in FullHD. In case of video we can experience image geometry loss when the camera or recorded objects move faster. Here I invite you to look at the samples on YouTube and on the phone card in the catalogue.
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| Sample photos from Sony Xperia T photo: GSMchoice.com |
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| Examples of special effects photo: GSMchoice.com |
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Additionally we have a modernized media browser with an extremely impressive displaying of geotagged photos on the animated globe. All is complemented by the ability to edit photos in the main field - with seven special effects, cropping, adjustment of additional lighting and red-eye reduction, frame straightening and smoothing skin tones.
Source: GSMchoice.com
