according to the spec given, N73 the shortest exposure time is 1/1000s which is quite good.. but so far..  the shortest exposure time during capture i can get is 1/500s, and not always will be that short.. most of the time(80%) i get is 1/17s to 1/111s , this exposure is quite long and may cause the image blur if your hand is shaking
at same condition, k800i can shoot at 1/300s, wheres N73 shoot at 1/111s, that is why at least 20% of the images i capture are blur and wasted, some may say that is due to my handshaking, this is true to certain extent la.. if the exposure time is short enough.. the image captured sure will be clear and crisps  although hand is shaking.. .right?

in another words, the shorter the exposure time, the clearer the picture you can get...
try to imagine you capture a fan in your house spinning at max speed with very short exposure time such as 1/2000s, the image you captured will be like a not-spinning fan, the spokes of the fans is standstill... so far, i know that k800i or better can do this kind of capture(with flash on), i try my N73 i  can't produce this kind of picture.. although i use sport mode, the spokes are blur

so i hope the coming N82 will have this kind of feature

Can we manually set the exposure time??Or it is auto??

we can't set the exposure time, unless you use DSLR haha
the exposure time of the normal camera depends on the brightness of the condition, if it is dark, the exposure time is longer, if the condition is bright enough, the exposure will be shorter
exposure time controls how much the light goes into the CMOS sensor, that is why when in dark condition, the exposure time is longer so that more light can go into to the CMOS sensor

did someone mention 1/1000s exposure time?

fast moving have to use sports mode liao, just like night time shot need to use night mode to 'enhance' the image.

if got proof must post up kenot just saysay nia

i believe him....because i have tested K800i before
yea the moving object looks static
the exposure time can be as low as 1/3000s  , they can do it, perhaps is due to they are not using mechanical shutter

Is there any way we can direct check the image sumary(ISO,exposure time and etc) after capture the image??

i dun think so.... i transfer to phone to check...

can tell me ur setting?
izit macro mode with white balance auto?
how about iso?
thank

ya tat the n73me problem.
when dark place the "black" will be purple.

wah really ar, i tot of flashing to ME,
normal andME difference a lot or not...... i like the speaker over the k800i

but for imaging, k800 is better