Nokia 6700 low quality camera

don't know reason why my mobile camera has low quality even it has 5.0 megapixel
i check at camera setting but no way how to make it better
any suggestion

The number of megapixels affects the resolution of the picture only, other influences affect quality too.
For instance, the 6700 only has an LED flash, so it will naturally be poorer quality in low light conditions than a phone with a xenon flash. If you could define what exactly you mean by low quality, we'd have more chance of offering an answer.

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Dear Freind
i had this problem, and it take more than 3 months to solve
first nokia russia where i m working refuse to the guarantry becasue it's bought from lebanon
i lebanon they send more for 100 KM to Nokia care
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that because i trust nokia and i didnt try the telephon before purchasing as my telephon Camera didnt work since the purchasing time
So, your telephone need for camera, is better to go to other service to change the camera (not Nokia) and sale your telephone because camera it's commun problem with this model of Nokia
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Last edited by azrael_ (2011-09-19 17:45:18)

lolilolicon wrote:You mean jpeg artifacts? Just take screenshots in png format...
I tried taking the images in PNG format and they still came up low quality.
EDIT: Nevermind, I didn't realize scrot had a quality switch. Disregard this entire thread, it's 2 AM and I'm tired!
Last edited by azrael_ (2011-09-19 04:52:44)

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