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W810.Does scratches of the camera lens protector really affect pics? |
BLKSNAKER
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Does scratches of the camera lens protector really affect pics? Is there someone which picture quality has been affected for scratches on the camera lens protector? |
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nalbagli
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i dont think so
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mike_k7
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if you have 2 pair of glasses one scrached and one normal,without any,which one do you think will help you see better ? |
jepherberich
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unless it's a really bad scratch, i guess it won't. mine has two fairly deep scratches. (those scratches dont cross the middle of the lens though, thankfully) the images still look top.
now if you're talking about scratches that make the lens look like it was run through an abraisive, that's another issue
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shaliron
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Most people, and I do mean the vast majority of people, don't have any problems with cameras without lens protectors. SE was the only company to use them until recently and there hasn't really been trouble regarding scratches and photo quality, unless, as stated before, they're really deep.
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BLKSNAKER
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I think it might be because scratches are so close from the lens that they dont get into focus? |
*dust*
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Hi guys sorry, but could one of you please explain what lens protector you are refering to?
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xan K
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It's the crystal (or is it plastic) cover that is on top of the lens on the w810 camera module. it protects the lens from damage, which is really small and you can see it at the bottom.
I also got some scratches when I had a w810 and asked the same question. I could never notice any quality loss in pictures, and I took many and looked closely to everyone, the ones before and after the scratches. but it's also true, that maybe if the scratches are too nasty, it might spoil pictures quality.
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*dust*
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Is that the one with the reddish-purplish shine to it?
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BLKSNAKER
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On 2006-08-21 19:38:13, *dust* wrote:
Is that the one with the reddish-purplish shine to it?
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Yes,that one |
*dust*
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Ah, ok. Thanks man.
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BLKSNAKER
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On 2006-08-22 02:01:03, *dust* wrote:
Ah, ok. Thanks man.
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no problem. |
ivaneil
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my w810i changes its capacity everytime a logged it on in my computer. just want to know its cause... |
BLKSNAKER
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I dont see what that has to do with this thread |
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Posted: 2006-08-21 02:06
