Infinix Zero 8 Camera Review: impressive 6 camera setup

The Infinix Zero 8 smartphone packs a punch and it runs on Android v10 operating system. It is powered by an Octa core (2.05 GHz, Dual core, Cortex A76 + 2 GHz, Hexa Core, Cortex A55) processor, a MediaTek Helio G90T Chipset, 8 GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage. It comes with a bezel-less screen and dual punch-hole cameras on the front.

Infinix Zero 8 smartphone also comes with a 6.85 inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 1080 x 2460 Pixels and 407 ppi pixel density. It also has a dual selfie camera i.e. 48MP + 8MP. The phone has a 4400 mAh battery and connectivity features such as WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Volte, and more. You can read our review of the phone HERE.

The Infinix Zero 8 comes with an amazing six cameras. The phone features a 48MP dual selfie camera and a 64MP AI-powered quad camera setup.

The cameras available on the Infinix Zero 8 are:

Main camera: Quad camera setup

• 64 MP (wide)
• 8 MP (ultrawide)
• 2 MP (depth)
• 2 MP (depth)

Selfie camera: Dual camera setup

• 48 MP (wide)
• 8 MP (ultrawide)

The phone provides a dynamic camera experience with the phone cameras and the software combining well to give users amazing options to use the cameras. The camera software has 12 modes that you can use that include Panorama, 64MP mode, Beauty, Bokeh, SuperNight, Video, professional mode, Super Macro and Slow Motion, and Google Lens. The camera also has features such as Digital Zoom, Auto Flash, and Face detection. It also comes with AI Cam by default which is able to automatically recognize what you are about to take a picture and automatically switch to a lighting mode that works for you are about to shoot.

The main 64MP camera takes crisp and clear pictures especially in good lighting situations outdoors. The selfie camera isn’t too shabby either. Here are the some of the photos that I was able to take with the phone.

The video feature allows you to shoot in different quality such as 1080P at 20fps, 720P at 30fps, and 480P at 30fps. The higher the quality, the more the storage space that is required to store the videos. However, the phone comes with 128 GB internal storage which is more than enough to store as many videos as possible. You can either backup or add a memory card if you go all out with either the videos or the images.

You can be able to take videos using the Super Steady mode which will help stabilize the videos you take especially if you are on the move. In the era of TikTok, Facebook stories and Instagram Stories, the Short Video mode comes in handy for taking short videos that you can share on these and other platforms. The beauty of this feature is that the videos are of a higher quality.

Availability

The Infinix Zero 8 is available for sale on X-Park by Infinix for Ksh 28,999 and Jumia for Ksh 29,999. It is also available for sale Infinix retail stores countrywide.