Motorola V710
problems with 710?
A friend of mine is testing the 710 and said it's a great phone, with two exceptions.
1.) the camera takes good pictures, but when you click the button to snap the pic, it waits about 3/4 a second before actually taking the picture. I guess it's not a huge deal if you are used to it, but you just have to know to wait before moving the phone. Otherwise all your pictures turn out blurry from moving the phone/camera too soon.
2.) The outgoing audio is bad. Meaning when you are talking to someone, the person on the other end says, "Are you using the motorola again?" That gets kind of annoying after a while. The incoming audio is great though.
The test unit is not a final production phone and these could be fixed. just thought ...
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1.) the camera takes good pictures, but when you click the button to snap the pic, it waits about 3/4 a second before actually taking the picture. I guess it's not a huge deal if you are used to it, but you just have to know to wait before moving the phone. Otherwise all your pictures turn out blurry from moving the phone/camera too soon.
2.) The outgoing audio is bad. Meaning when you are talking to someone, the person on the other end says, "Are you using the motorola again?" That gets kind of annoying after a while. The incoming audio is great though.
The test unit is not a final production phone and these could be fixed. just thought ...
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YZFdave said:
A friend of mine is testing the 710 and said it's a great phone, with two exceptions.
1.) the camera takes good pictures, but when you click the button to snap the pic, it waits about 3/4 a second before actually taking the picture. I guess it's not a huge deal if you are used to it, but you just have to know to wait before moving the phone. Otherwise all your pictures turn out blurry from moving the phone/camera too soon.
That's called shutter lag, and it happens with just about every non-SLR type digital camera out there. Some of the newest ones have almost eliminated it, but I don't see the lag as an issue for a camera built into a cell phone.
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