Nokia 6820 Review - Gallery and Camera

Gallery Menu

Images	· Open · Delete · Send · Move · Rename · Set As Wallpaper · Set As Ringtone · Edit Image · Details · Type Of View · Sort · Delete All · View In Sequence · Play · Mute / Unmute Audio · Set Contrast · Delete Folder · Move · Rename Folder · Details · Type Of View · Sort · Add Folder · Activation Key List · Gallery Downloads · Graphic Downloads · Tone Downloads · More Bookmarks	Manage images, photos, recordings, ring tones, and video clips that have been received in multimedia messages. The phone also supports a usage rights system to protect acquired content. A piece of content (ringtone) can be protected and associated with certain usage rights (usage times or usage period). The rules can be delivered with the content or independently depending on the service provider. Users may be able to update these rights. Type Of View selects how the folders are displayed. Activate Content updates the usage rights for selected files. This option is only shown if the rights update is supported by the file. Activation Key List views a list of available usage rights. Gallery Downloads allows users to download more images and tones though the web.
Video Clips
Graphics
Tones
Recordings

The Gallery Menu displays the collection of pictures and ring tones. Also display pictures in a photo album.

Camera Menu

Standard Photo	· Capture · Zoom · Self-Timer
Portrait Photo
Night Mode
Video	· Record · Stop · Pause · Continue
Settings	· Image Quality · High · Normal · Basic · Video Clip Length · Camera Sounds · On / Off · Default Title · Automatic · My Title

The back of the Nokia 6820 contains the lens of the camera. It is capable of capturing CIF images at a resolution up to 352 x 288 px. Short video clips with audio can be recorded as well. Clips are encoded as H.263 (SubCIF) format and limited to the amount of shared memory. Other features include multiple shooting modes like Portrait Photo Mode, or Night Mode. The 6820 has three quality settings.

While the resolution is nowhere near being printable, it is sufficient for viewing on a computer or using as wallpapers for the phone. Users will be able to transfer images through either infrared, data cable, or Bluetooth connections.

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