Microsoft bought Nokia’s phone division earlier this year and is expected to drop the Nokia name in future. There’s a decent chance the Nokia Lumia 735 is one of the last Nokia branded smartphones ever. All told, if it delivers on all these promises then it will be a serious upgrade to the Lumia 735. The new camera app will also bring an improved burst mode and should make the camera app slightly faster. In this situation Rich Capture captures multiple shots with and without flash, which you can then merge and adjust using a slider to get the perfect low light exposure. Rich Capture becomes even smarter when flash is enabled in dark conditions. If it works as well as it looks like it does, it should make the camera experience on the Lumia 735 even better. The clever bit comes afterwards as you can select the ideal image from these multiple exposures using a simple slider. When enabled, Rich Capture automatically takes HDR photos and captures multiple versions of the scene, using different levels of exposure for each shot and then merging them. Microsoft’s system works a bit differently, though, and is dubbed Rich Capture.
It adds one simple but much requested feature, HDR photo capture. The main new features concern the camera and the camera software, namely a new camera app. It’s a shame it’s taken so long, but Lumia Denim should address some of our criticisms of the Lumia 735 and make it an even better phone. It was announced with great fanfare in September and Microsoft originally planned to release it this year, but it now looks like it will arrive some time in early 2015.
Review Update : Not much has changed for the Lumia 735 since we first reviewed it, but if you’re considering buying one it’s worth knowing about the forthcoming Lumia Denim software update.
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