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Hearing about this makes me want to sell my k700 and buy a 750. Too bad i still am not able to find one here.
btw, Does mechanical lens mechanism means that dropping a k750 would most probably destroy its autofocus mechanism? of course it still depends on the type and location of impact. This phone might be more fragile than any other "normal" camera phone out there.
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Posted: 2005-06-19 01:45:02
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I reckon it'd be pretty resilient. the lense mech will be lightweight, so won't need a hyper-strong frame to contain it sturdily.
If it's properly designed, there is no reason it should be a problem.
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Posted: 2005-06-19 03:14:17
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Calling it mechanic is not entirely correct. Sure the lenses move within the small container that contains both the lens and the liquid. But there ARE no motors or other mechanical units. The lens move according to the voltage supplied.
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Posted: 2005-06-19 15:07:22
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it's electro mechanical. But that's gonna be much more reliable than a servo.
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Posted: 2005-06-19 16:05:56
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How load is the clicking/mechanical sound your lens makes when focusing? Mine seems quite loud for such a small component. I'm just worried there might be a problem.
[ This Message was edited by: empty on 2005-07-28 16:59 ]
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Posted: 2005-07-28 17:58:41
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i doesent really have mechanical parts... the lins is flexible. It means that the lens "twist" (focus) when votage is applied
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Posted: 2005-07-28 18:25:29
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