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still pictures came out ok i guess, but not as good as i think they should be. this could be mostly because it was impossible to hold perfectly still while shooting. i also ran default settings, did not change white balance or lighting mode or anything. what would better settings be?
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heres my settings White Balance: Daylight I assume putting it in auto will create more lag between button push and actual recording of the image Resolution: 2M Quality: Super Fine I dont really notice a deference with any setting so i go with this one cause it sounds good Flicker: 60hz Adjust Contrast: +4 Adjust Saturation: +3 Adjust Hue: +3 Adjust Sharpness: +1 Ive noticed that when it is on max, it does infact sharpen the photo, but at the extent of causing blotting light |
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The camera combined with the hardware on this phone is capable of near HD video. Unfortunately HTC is very secretive about it and keeps its camera API from the public. They also chose not to support Windows camera API which virtually shuts out any third party developments.
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HKey Local Machine\Software\HTC\Camera\ReParam\MP4Large (or Medium or Small). Change the FramRate value from 10 to 19 *don't exceed 19 |
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thanks!
thanks, was already at 15, but 19 looks a little better!
strange that there's a large setting in the registry cause I only get small and medium options in the (video) camera settings. |
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thanks for the tips to everyone else..ill try gobmonster's settings |
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