[kav]

i was wandering abt the camera in the omnia, i actually never really noticed it until i wanted to take some macro pics and they needed to be precise..
actually when u open the camera and it displays what is in the viewfinder, and u take the picture, the picture turns out to be a bit over the borders u wanted to take..
i dont know if i am making myself understood here,, it is not that easy to explain that...
lets say that i want to take a macro pic or any pic for that matter, but i dont want to take near objects, for example if i am standing near a tree and i dont want the tree in the pic, and i adjust the omnia in a way that the tree is not on the display and then i take the picture,, but when i review the pic, i find that it took the tree as well in the picture. but on the screen when i took the picture i made sure it was not in the display...
anyone noticed that as well? is there a way to resolve this thing??,, because when taking macro pics it gets really annoying since if i wanna take pics of texts and not include the table in the pic,, i always end up with the table also and i have to crop the pics all the time.
one other thing, i am using official DZIA5 and my camera drains the battery like crazy, even without flash.

This post has been edited by kav: 02 July 2009 - 09:17 AM

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[FileTrekker]

Do you have it set so the picture fills the whole screen? This cuts off the edges, as the camera takes regular aspect ratio images, and the omnia has a widescreen display.

It's one of the options in the settings.

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