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A rear-facing 3.2MP camera is all that's on offer with the Vodafone Smart 4 Mini and because there's no flash, it doesn't hold up well in low-light environments. A night mode option is available but in reality it is a poor substitute to a flash.
You won't be taking any professional-grade photos with this handset and there aren't any clever HTC One M8-style ultrapixels or advanced features here.
Instead, it's a WYSIWYG budget snapper that will suffice for quick shots on the move that can then be posted to Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.
That's not to say there aren't a couple of features to play with. You can change both the ISO and the exposure level, as well as take a Panoramic shot. GPS tagging is also on offer so you can add location tags to your snaps.
There's also the option to shoot video on the Smart 4 Mini at QCIF, VGA, 480p and 720p HD resolutions. You can choose to mute the sound recording as well if you wish.
Take a look below for some examples of shots taken with the Vodafone Smart 4 Mini.
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