$50 Amazon Fire Tablet (5th gen) Video Test

$ 50 Amazon Fire Tablet (5th gen) Video Test

Front-Facing Camera

I've conducted a video test with the new Amazon Fire tablet using its front-facing camera. Initially, I was in a dimly lit hallway, but I decided to walk outside to evaluate its performance in different lighting conditions.

When I'm looking at the screen and keeping a steady pace, the focus remains fairly clear. However, any sudden movement can cause the screen to become blurry. The real test began when I went outside; even in the shade on a sunny day, the screen displayed a good-quality image.

As I moved from shade to direct sunlight, I couldn't see the screen properly but still managed to hold the device as steady as possible against a wall. This scenario should give you a realistic expectation of the image quality you can get from the front-facing camera of the new Amazon Fire tablet.

Rear-Facing Camera

Next, I tested the rear-facing standard camera of the new Amazon Fire tablet. This portion of the test also started in a dimly lit hallway before heading outside.

While in the shade on a sunny day, the camera still provided a reasonably clear image. I held the tablet steady against a wall to give you a stabilized view, showcasing the camera’s performance without movement.

Not bad for a $ 50 tablet.

Keywords

• Amazon Fire tablet
• Front-facing camera
• Rear-facing camera
• Dimly lit hallway
• Outdoor video test
• Image quality
• $ 50 tablet
• Steady vs. moving shots

FAQ

Q: What is the main feature tested in the video? A: The main feature tested was the front-facing and rear-facing cameras of the new Amazon Fire tablet in different lighting conditions.

Q: How does the camera perform in a dimly lit environment? A: The camera maintains clarity fairly well, although movement can cause blurriness.

Q: What is the camera quality like outdoors? A: The image quality is good, both in the shade and in direct sunlight, particularly when the tablet is held steady.

Q: How much does the Amazon Fire tablet cost? A: This particular model, the 5th generation Amazon Fire tablet, costs approximately $ 50.