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Tested mca30 on t230. |
DungeonMaster
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Just bought this camera for my father. Quality is... Not better than t310 with mca20. T230 is supposed TO have 4096 colors but the pics have a lot of scaling at the colors. Dunno but i was not satisfied. I dont know the quality when transfered To a pc though
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roobi
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Hmmm...
But don`t foregot that the T230`s display can not give you the real view of the picture that you will capture. The MCA30 captures cif pictures (288*352), but has the function to enlarge the picture to "vga". On pc you can see the loss of the quality. But I think it makes really good pictures, try iy out and you will see too!
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bart
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? MCA-30 makes pics in VGA mode so did MCA-20/25
only the T630 enlarges the CIF pics to VGA.
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stewie
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@roobi
Mca 30 is vga cam,not cif.It makes really great pics,in resolution 640x480.
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djpowelly
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Yeh, but they sometimes come out REALLY pixilated... and you can only store 12! 
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bart
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you can store pics on the phone 2 
if you want your screen to give a bit better display.
click the cam in and push *##* there you can alter the color boost. standard its a 13 i think (its been a long time since i used MCA cams) don't set it to high cause then the pics will look very bad on your PC
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stewie
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@dj
They come out pixelated if you use zoom when taking pictures.
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verlin
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is mca-25 a vga cam? which is better for t68i, mca-25 or mca-30? |
Ayush
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Both cams are almost same. Only 30 has better designs and more art frames.
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bart
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it depends on what you like the most.
if the vieuwfinder is enough for you the MCA-30 would the best thing.
if you like to watch trew a hole, then consider the MCA-25.
i think the MCA-30 is abit cheaper
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Ayush
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Doesen't the MCA-25 support phone's display as view-finder? 
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bart
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yes it does. but for less money you can get the MCA-30.
the MCA-25 is only better when you want to use the hole in it and not the vieuwfinder.
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Ayush
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Hmm... Ya u are right the mca is a lot cheaper.
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DungeonMaster
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My father better liked the mca30 because its less bulky. And a last question. When connecting cam to phone it automaticaly takes you to the cam menu. But when you exit cam menu, leave phone idle with cam on and then going to cam menu it says no cam connected. You have to discon nect and then reconect to work. Is this a bug of t230?
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stewie
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no,it's something you can call the mca30 but.when you exit camera menu and dont reenter it in few seconds camera dissconnects and you have to plug it put and then back in.
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