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cyberjaffa
Joined: Sep 22, 2005
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i seen a few threads asking how to mute camera sound all you do is hold # key down before opening camera shutter then all sounds for camera are muted even auto focus
(the phone is in silent mode so dont forget to press and hold hash key after or you wont here your calls
[ This Message was edited by: cyberjaffa on 2005-10-04 22:49 ] |
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jcwhite_uk
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That trick doenst work on all versions of the phones firmware. It depends on the country the phone is sold in and the customisation of the phone.
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masseur
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... as mentioned in almost every thread on this topic, unfortunately
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BobaFett
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actually, why is there no option to turn off that sound? any official statement of se? tia
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honus_700
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It's against the law in some countries...perves taking pictures lol...The one I thought was funny was the article where by one sex (can't remember guy or girl..think it was girl actually) pays a guy (for arguments sake) to go into the changing rooms to take pic of the guys naked >.< |
BobaFett
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i see. but with turning on silent mode, i can urn off the cam sound, so where is the law then?
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max_wedge
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dude, some regional firmware DOES NOT ALLOW muting of the camera. On those phones, the # trick doesn't work. It mutes the phone alright, but not the camera.
This has already been mentioned in this very thread!!!
THE ONLY way to mute the camera on such phones without flashing the region firmware, is to make a call (preferably a free number with an automated voice) and open the camera WHILE STILL ON THE CALL. If you use the camera whilst on a call it will be muted.
Hope that clears that up, once and for all  (but I doubt it will)
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KLG2992
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Where do you go to make a panorama picture?......... ain't I dumb..... LOL, Kevin |
max_wedge
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settings, shoot mode (while in camera)  |
neonismo
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If I had $1 each time one of these theads popped up... sheesh!
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chris_c28
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You can actually make a call, turn down the volume completely while in the call, end it then take a picture. This is for firmwares that do not support silent mode cameras.
The alternative (cheaper) method is to just use your fingers to close the speakers when taking a picture, hence muffling the sound. |
max_wedge
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Doesn't work for me. It's only silent when the call is ongoing. |
turboy
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The only way to take a photo with no sound is to call your voicemail, while the call is on, press 'More', 'Minimize', and then open the camera lens and take a shot.
There will be no sound.
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max_wedge
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I just open the shutter and it starts the camera automatically, no need to minimise first.
chris_c28 claimed that you can make a call, turn the volume down, then end the call, then take a silent picture, but doesn't work. I think he's dreamin'
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BlackBauer24
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:-(
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Posted: 2005-10-04 23:34
