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zokowmali Posts: 139

@pohuman,i have found a driver that makes the most similar pictures to one shot with your driver
I really think it's pretty similar!
http://www.speedyshare.com/926539366.html

Sorry if i'm off topic but i really wan't to know: Why does it make very similar results and the size of the pics provided by your driver are over 2mb and you CAN'T use photo Dj or Photo Fix because of the size,but the driver i posted above makes pics 1.8mb large,and you CAN use photo Dj or Photo Fix and has more vivid colors.

Nevertheless,i really like the way your driver works,and i am going to use your driver because it is very good.
This is just a Question,because i just need to know.I really did not want to make a point her.
Thank's for your patience and understanding!
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Posted: 2009-10-09 02:31:34
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asmyl Posts: 53

Pohuman I Have flash my phone but the problem still there.

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Posted: 2009-10-09 02:34:36
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zokowmali Posts: 139

On 2009-10-09 02:34:36, asmyl wrote:
Pohuman I Have flash my phone but the problem still there.

I think the problem is the light sensor,for example, my cam freezes when i took pictures.But i solved this.behind the back panel is a small connector/cable that comes from the light sensor,it doesn't go anywhere,it's just touching the metal part above the battery,it's probably moved a bit and it is making you the problems,this happened to me.This happens especialy if you changed the casing on your phone.
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Posted: 2009-10-09 16:24:05
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aycintl Posts: 11

hi pohuman... I think there is an issue with the current driver. When I use macro mode without flash, the pictures tend to be darkened after capturing. I think, I found this annoying because there are just times that you need to take macro shots without flash because the image tends to be too bright if the flash is use.

I've check my EXIF, and I think its maybe because of the lower ISO setting used when the flash is off. It only uses ISO-64 or maybe 50, that's why it's too dark. Maybe it's good for outdoor shots w/good lighting but not for indoor. Adjusting the exposure helps a bit though.

With flash