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hey guys this is stephen skarlatos of pocketnow.com this is part 5 of the video review of the verizon samsung i760 today we're going to take a look at the camera quality and we're going to compare it to a picture taken with a sony DSC w70 camera which is a 7.2 megapixel camera and a tmobile wing which is the HTC Harold which has a 2 megapixel camera and we're also going to take a look at how fast the screen rotates between the samsung i760 and the tmobile wing so let's take a look at the camera quality the i760 has a 1.3 megapixel camera with a flash associated with it so it's a it's a very nice little camera so what I decided to do was to take the i760 retail package and take a picture with the i760 t mobile wing and the sony DSC w70 which is my point-and-shoot seven point two megapixel camera and then print the pictures and we'll take a look at them to initiate the camera mode on the i760 you press this button and all you have to do is press the d-pad works like most windows mobile cameras so I have all three pictures here this one obviously is the best of the bunch and it was taken with the sony DSC w70 the second one i was very surprised about it's the tmobile wing which is a 2 megapixel camera and the picture is actually quite washed out and the third picture which is quite good for a 1.3 megapixel camera is the one taken with the i760 so i would rate the quality of the camera very high especially compared to a 2-megapixel a camera from HTC okay so let's take a look at the screen rotation so on the Left I have the i760 and on the right I have the tmobile wing so on the count of three I'm going to flip them up and see how fast each one of them rotates so one two three you can see how much faster the i760 is over the tmobile wing that's quite impressive in same on reverse I mean the tmobile wing is almost two seconds behind what is almost instantaneous on the i760 I thought it would be fun to take a look at the iphone in the i760 s screen rotation speed so the iphone uses an accelerometer which is set it senses the motion of the device turning while the i760 uses software and a switch on the keyboard so we'll try it out here go one two three and you see the i760 actually beat out the iphone so we'll try it again here same thing so one two three and it takes a little while for the iphone to realize that it's been turned and the angle i found that the angle of the iphone also matters but the i760 beat out the iphone and screen rotation so i'll be back when one last segment of the video review which we'll go over the included software that's it for now