Touch Pro 2 - Battery Cover/Camera fix?

[Emmrt6]

After reading this post I took a couple pics with the cover off then on. The pics were a lot better with it off. I looked at my old Blackberry Curve that I had forever and it does not have a lens in the cover and I rarely had to clean the camera lens inside so I popped mine out too. It really isn't even noticible looking at the phone that it's missing.

[NCX Designs]

For everyone worrying about your lens getting dirty, the actual lens is behind a piece of plastic that is on the inside of the phone after you take off the battery cover, so theres two piece of plastic all together

one on the battery cover
one on the actual lens

while the one is removed from the battery cover, even if you get dirt on the camera, it won't damage it since its still protected

but i don't have to worry about it anymore since i have my Droid Incredible to take photos on the go, and i'm loving its performance and all the apps that are available

[jmorton10]

but i don't have to worry about it anymore since i have my Droid Incredible to take photos on the go, and i'm loving its performance and all the aPps

I would buy an incredible today except my two favorite apps (sling mobile and Sirius) don't work in it.....

[nrfitchett4]

had my plastic cover off for a few weeks and it is definitely much better. But I also don't abuse my phone, it stays in a case (never in the pocket), so I don't know if that matters. But I forgot my camera on my daughter's field trip and it took pretty good pics.

[PPC6700Hooligan]

In reply to the comment about a black battery cover, there are a couple of good youtube videos on dying the cover to anything you like..very easy to do and looks way better in black.

[Hover-Shuttle]

I took a photo on a rainy day with the cover on & one with it off...

Judge for yourself...

It's not that hard or slow to pull the cover when you want to take a decent pic.

Runin' Energy May 16th Rom... 23569 Cookie.

[Wesley762]

Originally Posted by Hover-Shuttle

I took a photo on a rainy day with the cover on & one with it off...

Judge for yourself...

It's not that hard or slow to pull the cover when you want to take a decent pic.

Runin' Energy May 16th Rom... 23569 Cookie.

It is kinda hard when you have a Snap on case, only thing I have had issues with the camera is low light, attached is one that I took with good light.

[Hover-Shuttle]

Originally Posted by Wesley762

It is kinda hard when you have a Snap on case, only thing I have had issues with the camera is low light, attached is one that I took with good light.

True, I don't use a snap on case... so I don't even know how they attach. (that must make soft reseting with the stylus harder)


edit: great pic...

[Wesley762]

Originally Posted by Hover-Shuttle

True, I don't use a snap on case... so I don't even know how they attach. (that must make soft reseting with the stylus harder)


edit: great pic...

Ya its a pretty big pain in the butt, after about the second time you try taking the snap on cases off its a almost given that one of those little tabs are going to break. the tabs that hold them on are less than a 1/8th of a inch wide and paper thin. I am just about ready to by another Body Glove case and just Mod it so I can use the Reset button without taking the case off.

It was a really nice day out, I got a bunch of great shots of my daughter with my phone, the light was just right.

[IronRed]

Originally Posted by NCX Designs

sorry, but I'm not stupid, i looked for one of those cling protectors like all phones usually come with, and i removed every one when i got the phone last year.

and fyi, i'm not the only one that has this issue.

Call me stupid, but I didn't realize that there was a blue film on the inside of the battery cover. It really looked like the blue was on the outside of the cover. But now all is good!