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2010-02-17
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#131
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maybe because it matches the black-blue default-theme you find everywhere in (desktop and background) and on (keyboard) the phone. ^^
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2010-02-18
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@ Germany
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#132
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Originally Posted by b666m
Well I think that there was no need to color this slider "blue" at all, on the keyboard it makes sense of course to show the alternate functions.
maybe because it matches the black-blue default-theme you find everywhere in (desktop and background) and on (keyboard) the phone. ^^
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2010-02-18
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@ Fargo, North Dakota, USA
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I have to admit, I was a bit turned off by this sliver of ugly blue, and by the chrome frame. If I'm going to have an all-plastic phone like this (instead of the lovely metal N810), at least have the design sense to leave the fake chrome and weird accents out.
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2010-02-18
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#134
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Originally Posted by christexaport
these two photos are interesting to me. they show two distinct shadows. i'm wondering how they could have occurred. the flash of the n900 consists of two leds directly above the lens, thus no shadow could be thrown which would be visible to the lens.
I've just noticed something I can't seem to find anyone else experiencing. Perhaps its just gone unnoticed until today, not sure.
I let my mother use the N900 to take a picture of some antique furniture she was interested in, and the images came back with a hazy nature in the upper right corner. I rotated the camera and tried for myself, and the same thing.
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Am I the first and only to notice this? I haven't taken many photos since a 5 mp camera isn't fascinating anymore since I've used Nseries flagships with a similar camera part for two years.
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2010-02-19
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#135
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Originally Posted by markusm
I've done same! Seems much better so far.
I picked up black marker pen and colored the blue edge black. The result? Hugely improved contrast in photos with flash and gone is the blue overcast on the other side of the picture.
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2010-02-19
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@ Germany
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#136
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Originally Posted by kevinm2k
How have you done that exactly? Can you remove this slider thing somehow to change the color?
I've done same! Seems much better so far.
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2010-02-21
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@ asheville NC
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#137
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I have a N97 (black with black bezel around the camera) and N900 and have always loved the clarity of my N97 camera. See photos taken with my N900 for comparison. The second N900 photo was with the ISO at 400 and white balance adjusted.
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2010-02-22
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@ Netherlands
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#138
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Originally Posted by Crogge
You only need to remove the complete back cover, and paint the edge of the slider that is pointing towards the lens opening when it is open. It is hard to cover all of the blue of the slider, but that would only be needed for aesthetic reasons.
How have you done that exactly? Can you remove this slider thing somehow to change the color?
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2010-03-08
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#139
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Originally Posted by maartenmk
disappointingly I have had a return of the hazy images, i was out the other night, decided to take a few snaps, 50% of them had a white haze in the top left of the photo, that is with the blue edge markerpenned black, is there anything else we can do to try and solve it our selves until a better fix comes out??
You only need to remove the complete back cover, and paint the edge of the slider that is pointing towards the lens opening when it is open. It is hard to cover all of the blue of the slider, but that would only be needed for aesthetic reasons.
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2010-03-08
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@ Vancouver, BC, Canada
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#140
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I have found that a careful cleaning of the lense (even when I can't see anything on it) seems to help the haze problem enormously.
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