We’ll continue our Acer Stream review with a look at the Android phone’s camera. The lens round the back of the Acer Stream is rated as a 5megapixel model, capable of recording video at 720p resolution. Results are OK! Here’s a collection of photos taken on the Stream – click on the image to see the uncompressed originals.
Pictures at the highest setting are captured at 2592×1944 resolution, resulting in some vast 3MB files sitting on your SD card. Colours are good, but detail isn’t great when viewing them at original size.
Marco mode is the star, producing great results. These made great jam, too.
Took this cow’s photo time and time again, but she refused to smile.
We’d happily use the Acer Stream as a replacement camera. Shots aren’t anything special, but are still better than we were expecting.
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