"The camera interface on the Wave 2 is very nice indeed, everything is laid out just right so that everything is easily accessible. As for the amount of settings available to the user I was pleasantly surprised with the depth that Samsung have added into the camera. it is after all a mobile phone but nevertheless they have added lots of very useful features such as different shooting modes of which there are six and they are- Single, smile shot, panorama, beauty, continuous and vintage. All of them offer something different whilst mostly keeping the same sort of quality, the only mode that seems to be less useful was continuous, I found that due to it automatically reducing the resolution down to 640 x 480 the quality was dampened a little too much for my liking. " Read in full.
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UK site, Tracy and Matt have another review, this time the Samsung Wave 2
"The camera interface on the Wave 2 is very nice indeed, everything is laid out just right so that everything is easily accessible. As for the amount of settings available to the user I was pleasantly surprised with the depth that Samsung have added into the camera. it is after all a mobile phone but nevertheless they have added lots of very useful features such as different shooting modes of which there are six and they are- Single, smile shot, panorama, beauty, continuous and vintage. All of them offer something different whilst mostly keeping the same sort of quality, the only mode that seems to be less useful was continuous, I found that due to it automatically reducing the resolution down to 640 x 480 the quality was dampened a little too much for my liking. " Read in full.
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