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I have been extremely disappointed with the camera on the TP2 thus far. It simply stinks! I hope somebody figures out some tweaks to help it out soon...
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Try taking it from 3 to 2 mp and do not use auto white balance do not go higher than 200 ISO cause the higher you go the nosier it gets. Forget any good pictures in low light environments. It does good during good lighting.You can change contrast/ saturation and sharpness under image properties.
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Check the iso settings on your TP2. I remember the TP1 didnt have iso settings.
The higher the ISO=the more graininess and noise. The TP1 had a flash as well, as opposed to our TP2. Try taking a picture with iso set @ 100 on the TP2 and then take one with the TP1 and then compare. The reason they enabled iso settings on the TP2 is to compensate for the lack of a flash or light. |
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I was messing with my camera at the halloween party last night and found something interesting. I remember reading on these forums about changing the brightness settings on the touch pro. If you reduced it to -2.0 it was really good, but even taking it down to -1.0 helped the framerate AND the washout.
So after playing with the settings, this did help, ALOT.The brightness being set to -1.0 made all the difference in the world. The camera is now useable in most situations. Quite happy with it as a cellphone camera. Granted, its not a Nikon...but... Oh, it even takes good moving pics...well...good for a cellphone... Last edited by Lord Delmar; 11-01-2009 at 11:30 PM. Reason: wrong setting |
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