Camera Phone Reviews

MobileBurn reviews the Motorola ROKR E6 and writes, "The camera is a 2 megapixel CMOS with a manual control that allows you to switch between macro and normal modes. The camera can be called up by pressing the shutter key when at the standby screen. It only takes a second for the camera to start and you are ready to shoot; this is surprisingly fast for a smartphone. The camera's user interface is very intuitive, the on-screen icons will hide themselves after a few seconds when they are not in use, and you can call them up again at any time by tapping the screen. Picture size, camera mode (video/stills), night mode, color effects, and white balance can all be adjusted by tapping the associated icons. The way they drew the icons made all guesswork unnecessary. You can also dig into the more detailed options menu to change more advanced settings such as auto-save, self-timer, file naming, and file destination. The highest resolution of still photos it can shoot is 1600 by 1200 pixels, and 3GP videos up to 352 x 288 pixels (CIF) at 15fps. The best part about the camera is the saving speed actually, which only takes 2 seconds for a 900KB file."

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