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Post by Roman Bellic on Aug 30, 2014 20:51:28 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2014 21:00:26 GMT -5
So from my understanding it's simply a lens problem? Any apparent scratches? What type of camera is it? I'd say that your best bet is going into customer support, it might be defective. So does it not focus even when you hold the button down without any movement?
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Post by Roman Bellic on Aug 30, 2014 21:20:25 GMT -5
So from my understanding it's simply a lens problem? Any apparent scratches? What type of camera is it? I'd say that your best bet is going into customer support, it might be defective. So does it not focus even when you hold the button down without any movement? it's a Samsung BL103 10.2 Megapixel digital camera, i think there is some scratches but i don't feel them. I don't think Customer Support would help cause it was used and i got it from a family member years ago, it wasn't defective, as i've used it in some of my pickups on figures before IE: i.imgur.com/1kdCAoi.jpg this ; and it does focus, but the pic is so terrible and that's not what it's about |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2014 21:31:11 GMT -5
So from my understanding it's simply a lens problem? Any apparent scratches? What type of camera is it? I'd say that your best bet is going into customer support, it might be defective. So does it not focus even when you hold the button down without any movement? it's a Samsung BL103 10.2 Megapixel digital camera, i think there is some scratches but i don't feel them. I don't think Customer Support would help cause it was used and i got it from a family member years ago, it wasn't defective, as i've used it in some of my pickups on figures before IE: i.imgur.com/1kdCAoi.jpg this ; and it does focus, but the pic is so terrible and that's not what it's about So it's having focusing issues with every photo you take? Try putting the shot settings to a timer, so that you can set it on a desk so the picture is completely stable. If not, try cleaning the lens with a soft cloth material (preferably a micro-fiber cloth.) There isn't much you can do because it appears to be broken. It isn't a software problem it's the hardware, so I doubt you can fix this. I guess maybe seek a camera specialist to fix it up. |
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Post by Roman Bellic on Aug 30, 2014 22:45:44 GMT -5
it's a Samsung BL103 10.2 Megapixel digital camera, i think there is some scratches but i don't feel them. I don't think Customer Support would help cause it was used and i got it from a family member years ago, it wasn't defective, as i've used it in some of my pickups on figures before IE: i.imgur.com/1kdCAoi.jpg this ; and it does focus, but the pic is so terrible and that's not what it's about So it's having focusing issues with every photo you take? Try putting the shot settings to a timer, so that you can set it on a desk so the picture is completely stable. If not, try cleaning the lens with a soft cloth material (preferably a micro-fiber cloth.) There isn't much you can do because it appears to be broken. It isn't a software problem it's the hardware, so I doubt you can fix this. I guess maybe seek a camera specialist to fix it up. the focus is NOT the issue, the issue is the lines that are present in the pic, look closely in the shadow of my finger and you'll see it, i'll try and find a cloth and clean it |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 31, 2014 0:30:16 GMT -5
I think the problem with the photo is that your camera just generally isn't good in low light. Best bet is getting a better quality if you plan to take images in low light.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 31, 2014 7:46:23 GMT -5
So it's having focusing issues with every photo you take? Try putting the shot settings to a timer, so that you can set it on a desk so the picture is completely stable. If not, try cleaning the lens with a soft cloth material (preferably a micro-fiber cloth.) There isn't much you can do because it appears to be broken. It isn't a software problem it's the hardware, so I doubt you can fix this. I guess maybe seek a camera specialist to fix it up. the focus is NOT the issue, the issue is the lines that are present in the pic, look closely in the shadow of my finger and you'll see it, i'll try and find a cloth and clean it Well have you taken more than one picture? |
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Post by Roman Bellic on Aug 31, 2014 11:46:15 GMT -5
the focus is NOT the issue, the issue is the lines that are present in the pic, look closely in the shadow of my finger and you'll see it, i'll try and find a cloth and clean it Well have you taken more than one picture? yeah, i have; i'll try to get more pics |
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Post by Roman Bellic on Dec 21, 2014 2:19:29 GMT -5
UPDATE: my camera is having the SAME problem again, anyone got a solution?
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