Review: Treo 755p
The camera on the 755p offers virtually no options, other than selecting a resolution and turning a 2x digital zoom on or off. There is no flash, no night mode and no special effects.
Whether it's because there are no options or simply because the camera application is well written, the one thing we can say is that the camera is fast. Starting up the camera takes about 2 seconds. Once the select key is pressed to take a picture the shutter is snapped immediately and the picture is displayed on a review screen. There are four on-screen buttons, the first of which is save. Pressing this saves the picture and returns you to the review screen in a second or less. You can also send or delete the picture from here as well as go to the gallery.
The gallery offers a surprisingly advanced set of features, especially when compared to the camera. In addition to the typical sending, file management and caller ID or wallpaper options, the gallery offers a surprising set of tools. You can rotate the photo, or use the stylus to draw on it, or even record an audio annotation to go along with it. You can also display all your photos in a slide show from within the application.
The gallery application also lets you choose a whole album to modify or send in addition to single or multiple photos. Bluetoothing a gallery full of pictures to our PC required a total of three clicks.
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