T610 Camera Delay?
Posts: n/a pictures to be quite good, and even in the motion of the car they were great. Only a few hours later (this may have always been the case but I don't recal) now when I take pictures I have to keep the camera still as the picture that appears during the 'Please Wait' screen is different to the one after it has processed. Is this normal? I hope I made sense? TIA Mr Nath  Responses to "T610 Camera Delay?"
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Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? Thanks, that makes me feel better,After doing some more reading I think it has something to do with the 'shutter speed' but I am not sure how to change it, or whatever...if anyone has any info on that?? TIA Mr Nath tHatDudeUK wrote: > "Mr Nath" <nath@REMOVEbingtek.com> wrote in message > news:xBUtb.13747$aT.1898@news-server.bigpond.net.au... >> Hi all, I recently purchased a T610. On the day of purchase I found >> taking pictures to be quite good, and even in the motion of the car >> they were great. Only a few hours later (this may have always been >> the case but I don't recal) now when I take pictures I have to keep >> the camera still as the picture that appears during the 'Please >> Wait' screen is different to the one after it has processed. Is >> this normal? I hope I made sense? > > Yes, it happens with mine. I guess it pauses then takes a picture and > says please wait so I guess there is a slight delay of nearly a > second or so before it takes a pic.
Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? "Mr Nath" <nath@REMOVEbingtek.com> wrote in message news:_wWtb.13839$aT.12981@news-server.bigpond.net.au... > Thanks, that makes me feel better, > > After doing some more reading I think it has something to do with the > 'shutter speed' but I am not sure how to change it, or whatever...if anyone > has any info on that?? You can't change shutter speed AFAIK but on latest firmware pressing 1 toggles between small and large picture 2 toggles between night mode and non-night mode 3 toggles between special effects (black/white, sepia, negative, normal etc) 4 toggles between timer on and timer off Also hitting up and down and left and right makes some sort of saturation/lightness alteration. Hope this helps. I'm still thinking of splashing out and getting myself a Canon Ixus 400 because I think the pictures from the T610 have nothing but fun value TBH... :-)
Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? "tHatDudeUK" <randomcharacter4spammers@btopenworld.com> wrote innews:bp9t7s$1lj57o$1@ID-158809.news.uni-berlin.de: > I'm still thinking of splashing out and getting myself a Canon Ixus > 400 because I think the pictures from the T610 have nothing but fun > value TBH... >:-) > The mobile phone cameras are ONLY toys - I am thinking of the Canon EOSD300 for a real camera Adrian
Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? "MobileFrog" <yeah@right.com> wrote in message news:Xns9436C49B259C6MobileFrog@211.29.133.50... > The mobile phone cameras are ONLY toys - I am thinking of the Canon EOSD300 > for a real camera Yup, I'd think of getting one of them too if I had the money :-) Either a 35ml low end SLR or something like a Canon Ixus 400 is all I can stretch to I think :-)
Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? > You can't change shutter speed AFAIK but on latest firmware > pressing [ List of commands snipped ] Hey, that was great info! Wish I'd known that before! Thank you. (And of course, I don't think my phone has the latest firmware, aargh!)
Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? Lenny wrote on 17 nov 2003 in alt.cellular.ericsson:> Thank you. (And of course, I don't think my phone has the latest > firmware, aargh!) The 1,2,3,4 for the camera works on my R1L013 -- Evertjan. The Netherlands. (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)
Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? MobileFrog wrote:> "tHatDudeUK" <randomcharacter4spammers@btopenworld.com> wrote in > news:bp9t7s$1lj57o$1@ID-158809.news.uni-berlin.de: > >> I'm still thinking of splashing out and getting myself a Canon Ixus >> 400 because I think the pictures from the T610 have nothing but fun >> value TBH... >> :-) >> > > The mobile phone cameras are ONLY toys - I am thinking of the Canon > EOSD300 for a real camera > > Adrian The Canon Ixus 400 is an excellent camera and a great size too. I strongly recommend it. I seem to be able to produce better shots with it then my Minolta SLR (which is weird). Tom
Posts: n/a Re: T610 Camera Delay? "..:: tom parle ::.." <tomparle.nospam@no_junk.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Tlvvb.1034$qn4.7753@newsfep4-glfd.server.ntli.net... > MobileFrog wrote: > > "tHatDudeUK" <randomcharacter4spammers@btopenworld.com> wrote in > > news:bp9t7s$1lj57o$1@ID-158809.news.uni-berlin.de: > > > >> I'm still thinking of splashing out and getting myself a Canon Ixus > >> 400 because I think the pictures from the T610 have nothing but fun > >> value TBH... > >> :-) > >> > > > > The mobile phone cameras are ONLY toys - I am thinking of the Canon > > EOSD300 for a real camera > > > > Adrian > > The Canon Ixus 400 is an excellent camera and a great size too. I strongly > recommend it. I seem to be able to produce better shots with it then my > Minolta SLR (which is weird). > Why is it weird ? Both my Nikon CP5700 and my Fuji 2800z produce better shots than my slr - it just so happens that my slr was made when I was knee-high to a grasshopper though ! Rachael
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