There's no means of gripping the Nokia Lumia 920 the front or rear, making it a little difficult to get to grips with, especially since its unibody design is very smooth. In practice we could hand-hold the Lumia 920 in fairly dark conditions and still get sharp results for both stills and video without resorting to using the rather ineffective built-in flash. The Lumia 920 offers a built-in, lens-based image stabilisation system that Nokia claims offers a 3-stop advantage compared to smartphones with no anti-shake. The combination of the wide-angle lens, f/2 aperture, very effective built-in image stabilizer and maximum ISO speed of 800 makes this smartphone better suited to hand-held low-light photography than most other comparable devices. There's a small physical shutter release button on the side, which can be used to jump straight into the Lumia 920's camera mode by holding it down for a couple of seconds, speeding up the picture-taking process.
The Nokia Lumia 920 offers 32Gb of built-in memory, with no external memory slot. The lens is a 26mm equivalent optic with a fast maximum aperture of f/2, alongside which is a small built-in flash that's not particularly powerful. It has a solidly built unibody design that feels like it should withstand the odd knock or two. The Nokia Lumia 920 is a large and quite heavy smartphone that just about fits into a trouser or jacket pocket, weighing 185g and measuring 130.3x70.8x10.7mm.
The Nokia Lumia 920 is available now in yellow, red, grey, white and black for around £400 / $450. Also featuring a 4.5-inch WXGA LCD touchscreen with Touch AF, a built-in flash, Geotagging, Nokia’s largest ever battery (2000mAh) and built-in wireless charging, the Nokia Lumia 920 can capture Full 1080p HD videos at 30fps and uses "advanced floating lens technology" to take photos in five times more light than competing smartphones without using flash.
The Nokia Lumia 920 is a Windows Phone 8 smartphone with with an 8.7-megapixel camera and a 26mm equivalent Carl Zeiss optics with a fast maximum aperture of f/2.
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