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I would rate this phone the lowest in this section.
The pictures it takes have zero details. They cannot be zoomed at all. A simple zoom action shows zero details in the photos.
I have taken better photos on cheaper phones (Infinix S4, Hot 6). Those phones had highly detailed photos that never lost details on zooming.
This phone can only take photos of close subjects in good lighting conditions
I repeat, expect zero details from it
Edit: The wide photo camera is nice. Really nice and wide. It takes great photos. They can't be zoomed in though cause again, they have zero details even for close subjects
The wide angle camera is bad, it looks those cameras from cheap phones
Main camera is pretty good. ultrawide not so much
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I feel like it's generally good when you're taking a closeup shot. So like when you're about 3 feet or less from the subject. It especially takes better pictures when you force (not auto, always on flash) the flash on to take the picture. Manual mode helps to lighten up pictures. The best pictures are taken outside in really vibrant, clear sunlight. Not a yellow/orange tinted day. The further you are from a subject the worse the photo quality. It seems like the photos seem to be a bit out of focus in the final results than in the viewfinder. Also, sometimes the pictures seem a bit, smudgy. It's like the pictures aren't really true-to-life sometimes (The more landscape photos or more than 3 feet away from subject, and without flash), they come off like pastel drawings.
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Constant autofocus problems, can't take good photos in door.
Very hit and miss, if you use manual controls and watch the angle of the light you will get a decent photo. Otherwise the photos are nothing to brag about. In most low light cases they are mid-poor quality.
how on earth is it possible that a 23 Mbit camera takes useless pictures, no matter what I try it looks like s**t
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Pictures are not very good but I'm used to it pixel 2 XL.
sucks
Bad
Deduce!
Actually, pictures look pretty bad in the tablet, but when i post photos through, and see them on my phone, they are kinda a lot better!
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The phone has a stunning, 48MP back camera. The photo quality is especially good with a GCam port.
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i knew that cameras in tables are always horribly bad.
But honestly i really expected more from 800$ Tablet!
First time i tried to take a picture it wasn't very bright indoors late in the evening, so it was totally blurry. The next picture had way too much noise. even my 3 year old phone isn't that bad....
Shame on you.