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Nokia 6300 camera samples
A selection of sample digital photos to show the quality of the Nokia 6300's 2-megapixel camera
Published on Jun 21, 2007
The Nokia 6300's 2-megapixel camera is something of an add-on rather than a main feature of the phone - there's no dedicated camera activation key or shutter button, and there's no flash, although anyone familiar with the ineffective nature of LED flashes on mobile phones won't mourn its absence.
Nevertheless, the 6300's camera has a similar spec to those on similar models like the Nokia 6233. Its top resolution of 1600x1200 produces images large enough to print to 6x4in paper, and while there's no autofocus on the 6300, we found it produced clean, sharp images.
Best of all, if you only use the supplied 128MB memory card, the 6300's camera doesn't produce the memory-hungry images that most 2-megapixel cameras churn out, and captures images at six resolutions, right down to a text-able 160x120.
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The Nokia 6300's 2-megapixel camera is built into the phone's stylish back panel. It has no flash or dedicated shutter key but is still a capable device
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This photo is certainly sharp, but with white balance set to Auto, the centre of the image is dark and the clouds adopt a pink hue
With White balance set to daylight, the image is much more balanced, with colours represented faithfully
With White balance set to Auto, this street shot comes out quite dark, with the coloured buildings lacking vibrancy
If White balance is set to Daylight, the colours appear bright and the photo is still sharp
Taken with White balance set to Auto, this indoor image is washed out and full of pixel noise
With White balance set to Tungsten to meet the nature of the lighting, this image has retained more colour definition, its contrast is far improved, and it displays less noise, even in darker areas
This photo, taken inside a shop, is both sharp and colourful
Our shop window photo sees the shoes retain their colour, although they are somewhat washed out
