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did you open your PM???


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Posted: 2009-05-06 01:42:58
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residentevil ---> since you are a newbie, i suggest you search Esato and Se-nse forum's for your answers... try searching for tutorials on XS++ and FAR programs.
i'l write a short one for you.
go to 4shared, search for [phone model] USB drivers, download them
then shutdown ur phone, attach usb cord to ur PC, remove battery from ur phone, re-insert battery, hold on C button, insert USB cord. PC will detect loads of new devices, when asked for drivers, point to the downloaded Driver[if they are in zip format, u must unzip them first to some folder]. now u are ready.
when all drivers are installed, disconnect phone, remove battery. now start XS++, click on connect, follow instructions. when phone is connected, click on StarFSX
when loading is complete, go to IFS--->settings--->camera.
this is camera driver folder
click on camera0.dat and delete it
now upload raider's or any other camera0.dat file driver you want to put.
TADA!!!
XS++ is easier!
if u want FAR tutorial, ask here, or better still, search!!!!!

and just a nice suggestion, let this thread be about drivers, plz let us not fill it too much with other stuff...
okay!


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Posted: 2009-05-06 04:09:00
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Posted: 2009-05-06 05:45:29
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.. "Joined: Feb 29, 2004 Posts: > 500"

& still u say hez a newbie .. LOL .. datz funny ...
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Posted: 2009-05-06 09:45:41
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more posts had nothing to do with being called a newbie...
if he doesnt know one thing, he's a newbie into that.
suppose you still don't know how to implement 'ELVES' into ur phone...
so, even if you have 1,00,000 posts, you are a newbie when it comes to ELVES>>>>
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Posted: 2009-05-06 10:01:23
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Macro test with a defective K810i (motherboard does not perceive the half-pressed camerabutton ) : herring in oil


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Posted: 2009-05-06 15:21:51
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vudu --->
sadness! about the camera button. during my adventures with the various insides of the phone, i found out that the camera button is sometimes stuck such that there wont be any half-release, and you have to take pictures without the pre-focus.
so, you can do this, open ur phone, remove the cam button, place it again, but make sure that it remains in place. while re-fitting the case, it tends to move away, thereby creating the same problem again.
see if this helps.
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Posted: 2009-05-06 17:33:41
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This is not a so plain problem unfortunately. I exchanged the whole button panel for new one already. The mistake remained. I tested it in a state without case. The Key foil and the contact of the BtB connector are reasons. This is a PBA mistake according to my opinion. Interesting, that perceives the state of the camera button pressed totally yet (but i get nowhere with it).
Crappy thing, although the camera shot many thousand pictures already.
Thank you for trying to help. And excuse me from everybody for the not fitting post.
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Posted: 2009-05-06 19:13:14
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vudu70
damn button! can you repair this little ungrateful bastard?

BTW. Polish herring = good stuff

cyber-shoter
without the talented secretary I won't embrace this chaos, I mean my PMs all you can do is to enable 'patient mode' and I will try to answer as soon as possible

mechexpert
my neck is not great but definitely much better now, thanks

http://www.shortcourses.com/use/using1-8.html
auto shutter speed in most situations! for me manual shutter speed is most important function but of course necessary only in exceptional situations. rule is very simple:

much light = fast shutter speed (camera can shoot very quickly)
low light = slow shutter speed (camera need more time to catch more light)

if with manual shutter speed your picture is black (underexposure) then shutter speed is too fast to catch enough light, otherwise if it's white (overexposure) then shutter speed is too slow and the light overflows the camera. imagine 25W lightbulb in front (10-20cm) of the camera, light amount is ultra high and shutter speed must be very fast to avoid overexposure. why to use manual shutter speed? first you have to understand balance between light amount and shutter speed, then you'll be able to recognize situations when manual shutter speed can be helpful. as I wrote earlier, in exceptional situations there's nothing better than total control over shutter speed

http://www.shortcourses.com/use/using2-2.html
auto ISO in most situations! manual ISO in cameraphone is not that elastic like in digital camera, major advantage is that you can have total control over sensitivity when you need to move to manual settings. I'm using manual ISO mostly in two situations:

- ISO 100 when shooting
- ISO 100/125/160/200 together with 2sec exposure time in very dark scenery, just to catch more light

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Posted: 2009-05-06 23:47:43
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wow!!! thats must be you accept alot of PM every days Raider


okey, patient mode ON

wish got your soon reply
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Posted: 2009-05-07 01:53:32
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