The concept behind mobile phone cameras and digital cameras are fundamentally the same, but as far as their components go, digital cameras remain superior. Camera phones can come close to the megapixel count of digital cameras (some mobile phones in Japan sport higher than 16MP cameras), but they can't really match other components like lenses, apertures, flash, and sensors.
The main reason is that some components require more space than a mobile phone can allow. A real strobe flash ,for instance, is too big for mobile phones, thus they only use LED lights which aren't actual flashes. Lens quality is also an issue, but lenses from popular manufacturers (think Carl Zeiss) are usually better.
Here's a good spot to learn more about cameras in mobile phones from an expert:
http://www.phonerated.com/int-camera-phones-interview-page-1
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In my case the best camera is always the one which you just happen to have with you when you want to shoot a picture. This makes my mobile phone the best camera but the quality is poor. So my ideal camera would be the one within a mobile phone but as good and fast as an SLR.
If I'm not wrong its not possible for your phone. You need a phone with a Symbian OS 9.1/above. Get a Nokia (Probably Nseries) and buy Mobiola Webcam. It uses your phone back/front camera to use as the webcam. It can reach up to 5.0 megapixels.
Can safelink phone have camera options.
Both of the secondary and primary cameras are located on a mobile phone, but they are in opposite spots. The secondary camera is on the back of the phone and has the best picture quality of the two. The primary camera is on the front and has lower quality as its mainly used for video chats and taking self-portraits.
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