Hey there! Let's chat about the cameras on the Infinix Zero 30 5G.

So, this phone packs quite a punch in the camera department. It's got a triple-rear camera setup with a 108MP main shooter, a 13MP ultra-wide angle lens, and a 2MP depth sensor, plus an LED flash. And don't forget the 50MP front-facing camera for those stunning selfies!

The camera app is super user-friendly, offering various modes and settings to play around with. And the best part? It's pretty snappy with minimal shutter lag.
Now, when it comes to the main camera, it does a good job, but it's not mind-blowing. The dynamic range is decent, and it handles details quite well. Colors are on point, leaning towards a cool blue-ish tone.

Switching to the ultra-wide angle lens, things take a bit of a dip in quality. Dynamic range, sharpness, and details drop quite a bit compared to the main camera shots.

For those portrait enthusiasts, you're in luck! Portraits are detailed with warm colors and a touch of saturation. The sharpness and bokeh effect are spot on, making your subject really pop.

Indoor shots under artificial lighting? No problem! Natural colors and plenty of details to go around. Exposure and contrast are nicely balanced. But when the lights go down low, things get a tad soft, and the warmth creeps in.

If you're a night owl, night shots without the night mode are alright, but flick on that night mode, and boom! Details, exposure, and colors all get a boost.

Selfies? Yep, they're sharpened to perfection, and skin tones look just right. The bokeh effect in selfie portraits? Nailed it! Overall, that 50MP selfie camera does a pretty solid job.

So there you have it, a brief rundown of the Infinix Zero 30 5G's camera prowess.