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Photos: Hands-on with the Motorola ZN5

By Andrew Lim on 04 July 2008, 2:49pm

Considering Motorola hasn't entered the camera phone market in a very big way before, we were really impressed with the addition of a xenon flash. Shots in low light are considerably better lit than using an LED photo light. Again, we need to test it out further, but from what we saw initially we're definitely excited.

As you can see from the Kodak logo on the camera cover the Motorola ZN5 is co-developed by Motorola and Kodak, but ominously Kodak didn't make the sensor or the lens. Kodak's involvement was purely in the camera's interface and processing, such as the company's 'perfect touch' technology that adjusts the colour and lighting.

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