Review: Nokia 6682
The 6682 has 20/50 vision. This isn't a bad score, however considering the detail the camera captures compared to other phones, we expected an even better number. The colors are slightly dull in anything less than optimal lighting conditions, but still true, so they are easily adjusted in a photo editing program. In bright light, the camera handles light colors better than most, preserving both color and detail.
The 6682 is one of the first Nokias to include an LED flash, but it proved useless. It is a good thing Nokia still included a night mode in addition to the flash. The two low light pictures below were taken within a minute of each other under the same lighting conditions. you can see the flash picture is dark and yellow, while the night mode picture is bright and looks like it was taken under optimal lighting conditions.
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Nokia 6682 / 6681
