The OnePlus Nord CE6 runs a dual rear camera setup led by a 50MP OmniVision primary sensor that captures images at 8160 x 6144 pixels in good daylight conditions that resolution gives you genuinely detailed shots with enough room to crop without the photo falling apart, and the 10x digital zoom extends your reach for distant subjects though quality naturally softens past the 4 to 5x range where optical zoom would normally take over. The secondary 2MP GalaxyCore depth sensor assists portrait mode rather than functioning as a standalone shooter, so be clear-eyed that this is essentially a single-camera phone with depth assistance rather than a versatile multi-camera system portraits look decent but do not expect ultrawide or telephoto flexibility. Video tops out at 4K 30fps on the rear with 1080p available up to 120fps for smooth slow-motion captures, which covers most everyday content creation and travel filming needs without any major gaps. The dual-LED rear flash handles close-range low-light stills adequately, though as with most phones the night mode processing does the heavier lifting in genuinely dark environments. The front camera is a 32MP GalaxyCore GC32E2 sensor that resolves selfies at 6528 x 4896 pixels sharp and detailed in good lighting with natural skin tone reproduction, and the screen flash provides a workable fill light for selfies in dim environments where a physical flash is absent. Front video also hits 4K 30fps with 1080p slow-motion support, making it a capable selfie video setup for social media and video calling that punches reasonably well for a mid-range price point.