· Graphics
· Tones
· Options
· Open
· Delete
· Send
· Move
· Rename
· Set As Wallpaper
· Set As Ring Tone
· Details
· Sort
Open the list of folders.
Add Folder
Delete Folder
Rename Folder
Gallery Downloads
· Image Downloads
· Tones Downloads
· More Bookmarks
Download more images
and tones. The list of available WAP bookmarks is shown.
The Gallery Menu displays the collection of pictures and ring tones.
Also display pictures in a photo album.
Media Menu
Camera
· Standard Photo
· Portrait Photo
· Night Mode
· Self-Timer
· Settings
· Image Quality
· High
· Normal
· Basic
· Camera Sounds
· On / Off
· Default Title
· Automatic
· My Title
Take photos with the
phone's built-in camera. The camera lens is on the back of the phone.
Photos are saved as *.jpg format in shared memory.
Radio
· Switch Off
· Save Channel
· Automatic Tuning
· Manual Tuning
· Set Frequency
· Delete Channel
· Rename
· Loudspeaker / Headset Output
· Mono / Stereo Output
Save up to 20 radio channels.
Scroll up or down to start channel search.
Video Recorder
· Record
· Recording List
· Options
· Play
· Delete
· Rename
Record music directly
from the radio in your phone. Or connect the phone to a compatible external
audio source and record your favorite music.
Recordings are saved
on the memory card in the phone.
The digital camera lens is located on the back of the 3200. By using
the screen as the viewfinder, the 3200 can capture photos at a CIF resolution
of 352 x 288 px in Standard Mode. Whereas, Portrait Mode takes a size reduced
picture (80 x 96 px). With most camera phones having a resolution of 640
x 480 px, the Nokia 3200's camera is disappointing. The camera on this phone
is more of a novelty item than anything else. Don't even consider printing
picture taken from the 3200. Once transferred to a computer, the pictures
looked grainy and low resolution. It seems as though the camera is only
good for taking pictures of your friends and using them as contact pictures.
Users can also choose the image quality of the photos taken. At high
quality, picture are around 20 KB. With an internal memory of 1 MB, users
have enough room to store approximately 40-50 photos at a time.
The 3200 come with a radio found on many previous Nokia phones. Users
can still make a call or answer an incoming call while listening to the
radio. The volume will be muted when a call is accepted. And when the call
is finished, the radio will automatically be turned back on. The loudspeaker
feature is located here too. Calls are nice and loud. It's even loud enough
to be used as a portable radio.
The Voice Recorder is an incredibly useful feature if you have a difficult
time remembering things to do. The Nokia 3200 allows users to record a message
for up to 1 minute long. Another option that might not be so obvious is
the capability to record voices and use them as ring tones. People can get
creative and record a unique sound clip.
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