Cell Phone Pantech Camera

Keep Your Eyes on the World With Your Pantech Smartphone Camera

Cameras have gone from being an optional accessory to mandatory feature for smartphones. Pantech is a Korean company that has manufactured camera-equipped smartphones that can be purchased directly or obtained through contracts with service providers in customized versions.

Digital photo resolution is measured in megapixels, and the more megapixels you have, the higher the resolution. Photo resolution has increased for Pantech smartphones through the years as the company has introduced new models. Some of the megapixel resolution ratings and the associated phone models available are:

• 1.3 MP: C630, Slate, C610, Matrix, Link, and Breeze III
• 2 MP: Matrix Pro, Reveal, Pursuit II, and Jest
• 3 MP: Renue and Crux
• 3.2 MP: Hot Shot
• 5 MP: Marauder and Pocket
• 8 MP: Flex
• 12 MP: Discover

If you have damaged your Pantech smartphone camera somehow and are considering replacing only the camera itself, here are the parts that you may need to replace:

• Module: Many phones will have separate front and rear camera modules. These modules have different resolution values and physical configurations.
• Flex cable: This is the ribbon-like cable that is attached to the module and transmits data from the module to the phone electronics.
• Lens: A damaged lens can distort the view even when the module is fine. The rear lens may be built into your phone's back panel chassis housing.

Pantech phones have added many photography features during the course of their model history. These software-enabled features are accessible from your smartphone's screen and enable you to improve the quality of your photographs. Some of these features include:

• Zoom: Magnify distant objects such as bird perching on a branch.
• Timer: Set your phone on a table or a tripod and set up the view on the screen and have enough time to get in the picture with family and friends.
• Shooting mode: Take multiple shots when you want to follow action sequences such as when your child is playing in the big game.
• Scene modes: Take photos in portrait or landscape mode without having to orient the smartphone physically each time.
• Color effects: Customize your photos by altering the color settings, such as giving a sepia tone for an antique photograph effect.
• Brightness: Adjust the virtual shutter speed of the exposure for dim or bright scenes.
• High dynamic range (HDR): Automatically balances exposure levels so that details in bright and dim areas in the same scene both stand out.