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Hi Friends,

I am using K850i for more than 2 yrs now. I hav been to modding my phone since the begining.
Tried almost every drivers available out there (CAM, ACOUSTICS etc). I really liked the supermode
drivers for the cam, bcos it has almost got all the features of a real digicam (an SLR prob.) like manual
settings to most things. But the problem was regarding the cam driver causing the "another app running error".
So i kept trying one after the other cam drivers, finally i got the best ones for all...

CAM - gives the best shots, no matter day.night.dark or bright.
ACOUSTICS - best loudness possible without distortion.
Display - Brighter display

btw my firmware is R1FA035.
The cam driver i used is "ToughShot v7.37 by adolfvicious"
about acoustics i am not sure which one...
BUT ANY WAY THIS CAM DRIVER DOES NOT GIVES YOU ANY ERRORS WHATSOEVER...!!!!
So frnds give a try, i have uploaded my files to mediafire and
here is the link....

http://www.mediafire.com/?sha[....]1eab3e9fa335cad70dcdb89e7df2ce

TEST SHOT:





Please comment on if any....
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Posted: 2009-10-01 19:04:45
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nice quality
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Posted: 2009-10-01 21:51:08
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NICE!
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Posted: 2009-10-01 22:07:02
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@bluechip
thanks for sharing, i'm definitely going to try this driver
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Posted: 2009-10-01 22:16:57
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hi mallaccra,
do try upload some sample shots if possible...
thanks
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Posted: 2009-10-02 05:38:35
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oh, i'm sorry pal i couldn't upload the pixs coz they have been erased....

anyway, i've tried the ToughShot v7.37 by adolfvicious driver for indoor photographing and the finding are as follows:

# auto focus/flash mode - night shot - near distance (approximately less than 10 feet distance)
> the contrast is good but the brightness need to be compensated

# auto focus/flash mode - night shot - far distance (approximately more than 10 feet distance)
> the pixs taken are dark, both the contrast and brightness need to be compensated.

i believe in both situations the indoor shots can be better by using the manual setting (which i did not try), i never try outdoor and eventually i reverted to CybershotXperience by Witchking 7.7

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Posted: 2009-10-02 20:32:02
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friend, do the night shots with manual ISO settings.
you can go as much as ISO1600 with flash, which might be enough for more distant shots.
thanks
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Posted: 2009-10-04 18:09:49
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@bluechip
i agree with you, i might try again with manual ISO settings, thanks pal
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Posted: 2009-10-04 18:49:57
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Hey ppl! :)

Concerning the acoustics, I have a problem with them: The Call microphone wbxml is messed up or something. My friend called me and then put the phone down in my ear. I called him back and asked him why he did that. He said he was sorry but he thought it was someone else because it doesn't sound like me at all. I then gave my phone to my brother and called him and the voice is distorted and at a lower pitch. After uploading the original acoustics the problem was gone.

The rest of the acoustics are great though, so maybe just upload the farfields and PHF_play's.

Cheers :-)
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Posted: 2009-10-04 19:07:13
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I have a problem with the cam driver, i can't adjust the brightness everytime i take a shot... Is the control for brightness being disabled in this driver? Does anyone noticed it?
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Posted: 2009-10-05 04:48:13
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