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TOTAL VIDEO PLAYER NOKIA 6120C FREE
Nokia 6120 classic has about 35 MB of free memory which can be increased by several GB by a microSD card. You can save up to 50 stations with names. You will need them to turn on the radio, too, because they will act as aerial. You have to connect stereo earpieces if you want to listen to louder music with higher quality. You might miss a call if you use music as ringtone and fail to feel the vibration. The sound quality through the speaker is acceptable, but the volume is weak even in maximum position. You can sort your music by Artists/Albums/Genres/Composers, as well as by Track lists, including most played tracks, Recent tracks, Recent additions. You have 4 equalizers, bass boost, reverb and stereo widening. An album cover image is visualised, if there is one attached to the music file. In the Now Playing interface you can navigate the directions of the d-pad, while information on the played track is visualized below. The music player is not the one we know from the N-series phones with Symbian 9.2 either, but is quite similar. Our attempt at opening a H.264 video resulted in what we had expected – only the sound was heard. The same videos can be viewed without problems on E65 whose processor is much slower (220 instead of 369 MHz). In our test we used QVGA videos in MPEG4 H.263 and were surprised to see that they were chopped up as if streamed from slow-connection Internet. The video-clips are viewed in a RealPlayer which has a fullscreen option. The 3D gallery of the N-series phones is missing here, too, like in E65. You can view photos from the memory in the gallery where the files are visualized as a vertical list with small thumbnails. With weaker lighting and shooting at closer objects, the LED provides light but the colors are highly greenish and the noise is so much that it covers all.
TOTAL VIDEO PLAYER NOKIA 6120C FULL SIZE
The White Balance is a problem, because of which most photos are with yellowish tint and unreal colors and almost all of them, if viewed at full size (100%), have lots of dots next to one another as ‘spots’. The photos quality is acceptable in strong light bearing in mind that the phone is not trying to replace a pocket camera.
4 seconds between two photos is good time, allowing you to take lots of pictures.
Two seconds after pressing the shutter button, the photo shows on the display and after pressing the button again you can make a new photo after another 1.5 – 2 seconds. You can use the settings to adjust the White Balance, Color filter and the photoflash (on/off/auto) and the resolution and compression of the photos taken. There are several modes in the Options menu: Video, Panorama, Night, Sequence, Self-Timer(10/20/30sec).
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