The BlackBerry DTEK60's camera is okay. In good light, it does well. But in low light, it struggles to take good images.
Patrick Holland
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The DTEK60 has a 21-megapixel camera. Look at the detail its able to capture in good light. Pay attention to the sesame seeds and black pepper on the croissant.
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Here's one of the coffee roasters at Four Barrel Coffee. The lighting is mixed: Bright light from the window and shadows overhead.
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This picture really impressed me. Notice the detail of the fingerprints on the glass. There's even some nice bokeh (blurry background) happening.
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This image came out great. But it was tricky to grab. The camera's focus hunted a bit before the shot.
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This was taken with hardly any light. Notice all the noise throughout the picture.
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This is another low-light shot. It took a few seconds of hunting for the camera to find its focus.
