So what is the deal with this "twisted camera"? Is it something that we should be worried about? Does it just get twisted after it is exposed to heat or something, or does it come that way? I would assume an in store Verizon Tech could/would repair it?

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daveyp225

Aug 9, 2004, 10:26 PM

Motorola may eventually tell us to bring the phone to an authorized dealer to get it fixed.. but it is not a heat issue. The phone's camera was put in crroked!

dave

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gvarley

Aug 9, 2004, 12:06 PM

Great work - impressed!

Did you learn anything that can explain the appearance of dust under the lens cap?

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elec_engineer

Aug 9, 2004, 12:08 PM

well there is no lense cap, but one person used a cuetip to clean it. I din't think there was ever dust under the lense

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daveyp225

Aug 9, 2004, 10:28 PM

The "lense" you are speaking of is a piece of what looks like plexiglass and cannot be removed from the camera. Or.. if it could be removed, i'm not gunna try it🙂.

The actual lense is behind the plexiglass..

Dave

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Aitm908

Aug 9, 2004, 4:47 PM

Yeah, whats the thing with the "twisted" camera? did it get that way? or did you twist it so it takes better pictures indoors or? Also, with the TransFlash card, can people take a 15 minute video? And can SOMEONE please send a link with pictures from their phone?! Would love to see if the 1.2 Mexapixel is worth it. That should be enough to print a 4*6 picture. Thanks everything for your help with these questions.

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bobbysoprano

Aug 9, 2004, 6:09 PM

Aitm908 said:
or did you twist it so it takes better pictures indoors

Oh geez .....

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daveyp225

Aug 9, 2004, 10:30 PM

lol.. the "twisting" or "mispositioning" of the camera does not affect lighting conditions, or the quality if the camera itself. Just causes the annoying downslant that the viewfinder beholds..

Dave