Camera resolution

I can't change the resolution of my camera on my mini Ipad? All pics I shoot are very low resolution...

the MP doesn't determine the 'size' in terms beyond KB size, as far as i'm aware. I find the n900 cropping no hassle anyway though, it automatically puts it on the focal point i.e. the face, and you just drag to enlarge the included area. What's wrong with that? Even if you take a smaller image you'll still get the cropping screen

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Windows Phone 8.1 (Sliverlight and Win RT) - How to get accessible camera resolutions?

I would like to ask, how it is possible to get all accessible camera resolutions in Windows Phone 8.1 app (for both silverlight and WinRT). I wanted to use:
Windows.Phone.Media.Capture.PhotoCaptureDevice.GetAvailableCaptureResolutions(
Windows.Phone.Media.Capture.CameraSensorLocation.Back);
But I am getting message that namespace Windows.Phone.Media.Capture is obsolete and may not be supported from next version of Windows Phone starting with Windows Phone Blue and that I should use Windows.Media.Capture instead. However Windows.Media.Capture
does not allow me to get accessible camera resolutions, so I would like to ask, how to solve this.
Thank you.

Here are the official informatiosn about the camera in general:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh202973%28v=vs.105%29.aspx
Than, back to your Question. You should use this classes instead, because they are modern:
windows.media.capture
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What camera resolution mode is used by the Flash Player camera settings manager

What camera resolution is used by the Flash Player camera settings manager? I am referring to the camera settings that you have to pull up by right-clicking on a Flash Player swf that is running, and from the right-click menu you hit settings...select the camera tab...and then you can hit the little camera icon and will show you the live video feed from the camera.
In order for the live feed to be displayed, Flash Player requests a camera resolution mode to the driver. What mode is being requested?
For example, could it be 160x120 @ 30fps?
Or is it 176x144 @ 30fps?
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/help04.html#117113

I have the same cam as you (it's apretty darn good cam IMHO).
I don't ever see any resolution request when I click the icon.
My cam initializes at 1920X1080, per the logitech specs. The box in the settings is 4:3, but the cam is running at 16:9, in apps like Skype, or FaceTime (Mac).
It shows the same setup screen in WIn XP, Vista, Win 7 and Win 8, which ALL share the same cam on my setup.
Being as the cam feed in the setup is 4:3, I'd have to say the resolution is 160:120 as opposed to 176:144 which would be a 5.3:3 or 16:9.

My ipad4 camera resolution was very bad.

hi,
my ipad4 camera resolution was very bad. not expected this poor quality!!!. i dont know whether its a problem or like that only..
do you haveany idea?
picture clarity not good as compare to iphone 4S. but i read in website it has greate camera.

(A) Reset iPad
Hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears
Note: Data will not be affected.
(B) Reset all settings
Settings>General>Reset>Reset all settings
Note: Data will not be affected but settings will be reset.

Camera resolution for iPhone 5

Hi, i have an iPhone 5 and i want to know if i can change camera resolution because some photos i did are 1280x1024 and i think is a bit too little for a 8MP camera. Please, help me!!!

My iPhone 5 default camera has also stopped shooting 8MP ever, regardless of light level.
The pictures are all 2048x1536 dimensions (3,145,728 pixels or just over 3MP).
Should be 3264x2448 or 7,990,272 pixels = 8MP.
Anyone know what's up with that?
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Low back cam resolution in iphone 4.3.5..is there any solution?

hi...i have the iphone 4 with the ios 4.3.5...so i have a bad resolution with the back cam...and i want to know if the bad cam resolution is normal in the ios 4.3.5 or i have problems in my iphone...and if there are any solution for this....thank you...

ok..thank you very much...but when i use the flash in the cam, the captured picture become flue and not clear...i dont know.... if i put the flash off and clarify the view , it becomes better....so with flash it isn't working......

Change Camera Resolution

Is there a way to change the default camera resolution? I know that you can change the resolution when sending as email. I need the photos taken with the camera to be smaller file sizes, but don't want to edit them after the fact.

Sorry, you cannot. Feel free to send some feedback: [iPhone Feedback|http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html]. Some members on other similar threads have mentioned that an application called PhotoGene will let you take photos at lower resolutions. I cannot vouch for the application myself though.
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How can I change my Camera resolution from very high to lower for email use.

How can I change my Iphone 4-8gb Camera resolution from very high to lower for emailing? it is now 26-- x 19-- approx..

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Hi every i just bought an ipad 2 . en the cams resolution it's not very good. is the the max grafh. or do i need to do something to have cams hd???

hi every i just bought an ipad 2 . en the cams resolution it's not very good. is the the max grafh. or do i need to do something to have cams hd???

Both cameras on the iPad are low resolution, something like 1 meg each (the back camera is capable of 720P HD video). But the cameras are mainly aimed at FaceTime / Skype type video calls, and unless you have very good light you are unlikely to get good stills photos or videos from the iPad - you are better off using a compact camera or even your phone.

New iPod Touch 4G Camera resolution?

It looks like the rear facing camera is only capable of making a .7 mp still image. Am I missing something?

Centurion, I have to say don't jump off the bridge just yet to write-off the iPod touch as a bad product. Unfortunately apple slim down the iPod touch design even more sacrificing camera resolution, it wasn't a very smart move indeed but now that doesn't matter. According to several reports of actual people playing with the iPod touch device at the event experience that the rear-facing camera offers a relatively low 960×720 pixel resolution, as compared to 2592×1936 pixels on the iPhone 4. That means it produces photos that are only 14% the size of those taken with big brother iPhone 4. Hopefully the iPod touch is using a backlit sensor, so the color rendition and low light performance will hopefully be closer to the iPhone 4 than earlier iPhones, which took comparatively grainier and muted photos.
On a related note, I'm also really wondering how the new iPod touch is going to handle FaceTime, given that it appears to lack the dual microphone system of the iPhone 4????

Iphone 4s ios best camera resolution (like native camera app)

hi
I'm very wondering how to show the best quality of Camera on iphone 4s with app.
ofcause I set mode and quality to 100 and high,but I found some data said iphone 4s' camera resolution is
3264x2448 pixels.
I try to set camera witd and height as 3264 x 2488, the ratio it's looks like 1:1.5.
And I don't think it's the best choise compare to the native camera application.
the native camera application it's more wide-angle.
Does any one know about this? thanks
Yang

Many of the Camera problems seem to be Logic Board Hardware problem. The only way to help rule this out is to Restore the iPhone with iTunes on computer. After the Restore is complete, if the Camera is still faulty, points very strongly to Hardware Problem. Most likely either Logic Board or Camera.

T400 (2765-A54) Camera Resolution ?

I just bought a Windows XP SP3 T400 2765-A54 from CDW and was verifying that it contains everything it is supposed to. The camera resolution is spec'ed at CDW and every other vendor (and in the general Google Tech Specs shown in Google shopping) as 1.3 Mega pixels (I couldn't find any info on this on Lenovo.com except in the outet, but it didn't specify any resolution there).
When I take a picture using the default windows camera app (when you click on the camera in My Computer) it comes out 640 x 480 (0.25 Megapixel). There's no setting to change the resolution in the control panel or device manager. I also tried the Roxio Media Import that's in the installed Lenovo Camera Center, and there also doesn't seem to be a camera resolution setting. I also checked the Lenovo site for driver updates, and I have the latest driver.
Is the camera 1.3MP for photos ? If so how do I change the resolution?

The generation of 1.3MP webcams kinda sucked; there's no white balance control. The 2.0MPs are far better.
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Camera resolution for NetStream. Please help.

I'm developing a videochat app that should work on different network speeds. The idea was to switch to lower resolution if by some criteria delay becomes too noticable (say, delay is 2 seconds, or dropped videoMessage packet ratio is more than 20%). Or if on the other hand user has fast network connection then app should increase the resolution and thus providing better video image quality.
The problem: I can not find anyone done this before, thus I am comming to the conclusions that I'm doing something wrong here.
Is it possible that RTMFP is lowering the video image quality automatically when ever it thinks that delay is too huge? If this is the case, than should I set the video resolution for camera to 1600x1200 and feed it to the netstream and allow NetStream to take care of everything else, or there is some other magic numbers for resolution that I should set?
If this is not the case and RTMFP is not taking care of lowering/increasing video quality automatically then how can I measure the quality. I know there are NetStream.info and NetStream.liveDelay, nether of which for RTMFP connections provides valuable information to detect delay. For me liveDelay is going up to 20 and then fluctuacting there, but for info videoLossRate property is always zero, even if I set everything to max and lag is very noticable.
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I agree. In fact, make it your workflow when sending this type of file to an online vendor. The importance of the 350ppi requirement is for any of your transparency or raster effects to match their RIP's output line screen. It's becoming an industry wide mistake to refer to file resolution in terms of dpi. Do yourself a favor and get familiarized with the terms dpi and ppi, what they really are and what importance they play in output. The advantage to PDF is the fact that you can establish the output resolution, color settings, and font embedding that will trim the variables that could go wrong on the vendor's end. Your job is to make sure you apply the correct resolution, color, and font settings in the original file and again when you generate the final PDF. If you are unsure, find a local print provider that knows what they are doing and can teach you how to setup a file properly. You may have to intern somewhere, take a good course somewhere, and/or buy a really good and accurate book on prepress file standards. Try your local book store or library. Use better keywords when searching on the web, take a look at some of adobe.com's resources ( i.e., A Designer's Guide to PDF or similar ). Now, you will need to learn more about Illustrator Color Settings and the Raster Effects Resolution Settings. These are two areas you should spend a little time getting to know how different settings will affect output. In the case of your business card, set the raster resolution to "High". That will cover you on their 350ppi requirement. Do not get discouraged by seeing their proof on screen. It's just a preview. Do not get too comfortable with what you see on your screen unless your entire workstation is calibrated and even then you have to be cautious.

Can we start a relatively elementary thread about the quality level of a saved .jpg file and its relation to camera resolution settings, if any?

My daughter has thousands of photos shot with a maximum resolution setting on her camera, each one occupying an approximately 4 MB file and apparently capable of generating a quality 32x48 print -- clearly a case of overkill. I think she's doing it because she thinks it will maximize print quality. I know it's exhausting our disk space.
In PSE9, I've taken a sample .jpg file (4 MB) and saved it as three .jpg files: at maximum quality (5.2 MB), 50% quality (934 KB), and minimum quality (359 KB). Note that the minimum quality file represents a 90% reduction in disk space! Then for each of these four sizes, I printed it on letter-size plain paper, and again on 4x6 photo paper. They looked identical to me. I asked her to compare them (she did not know which photos had which quality) and with her calibrated eyeballs she thought that the minimum quality was a bit more "pixellated".
I successfully experimented with the editor's "Process Multiple Files" to resize the photos and I am pleased with its performance on my iMac -- less than seven minutes to convert 197 photos. As a further test, I ran 5 photos four times: low-quality and high quality, each at 300 dpi and 600 dpi. Again I saw no apparent difference between 300 dpi low and high quality on letter-size plain paper, but I was taken aback to see the 600 dpi print as approx. 4x6 in the center of the letter-size paper. I took another look at the four of them in the PSE workplace, and sure enough, the 300 dpi files showed up approximately letter-sized and the 600 dpi files showed up as approximately 4x6.
Obviously I'm dealing with apples and oranges here, and this is why I'd like to see some elementary-level conversation on this subject.

Thanks for the hints, Lundberg. Google led to ImageJ. Rather difficult to understand what it does, but fun to play around with. Further reading led me to this statement:
Another sinusoidal transform (i.e. transform with sinusoidal base functions) related to the DFT is the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT).
And since jpeg is based on the DCT I thought: simply compressing an image at jpeg and looking at the file size will probably give info re the sharpness of the image. At maximum jpeg setting, there was a significant reduction in file size for a particular image when I applied a Gaussian Blur. So all I have to do is work out how to relate the jpeg file size to the minimum acceptable resolution.
Anyway, thanks for the suggestion.

IPhone camera resolution

How do you view, manage, and/ or modify resolution settings for the iPhone aa4s camera?
I just discovered that a whole bunch of recent photos are at 640x480, and won't make decent prints. I just did a test photo however and it is 2448 x 3264.
What a bummer. Why is it doing that? I haven't changed anything.

lakshsoni wrote:
No worries Chris, if its not too much trouble could you please rate my answer?
Uncool, I'm afraid:
"Do not ask for points. If you feel the system is not clear to users, please provide feedback to Apple; do not instruct other users unless they ask."
4.2.2 From here: https://discussions.apple.com/static/apple/tutorial/tou.html

Export resolution and camera resolution question

I am thinking of buying a new camera- specifically one that will film video in widescreen as well as widescreen photo's. I have been looking at some that have a maximum video resolution of 848x480, which will come out fine.
With iMovie, so far I have been using my wife's Casio camera which records video at 640x480 (4:3 ratio), and I have been cropping the video in iMovie and exporting as 640x360 widescreen. The next resolution up from 640x360 in iMovies export settings is 960x540.
My question is, if my new camera has a video res of 848x480, when I export that in iMovie, will it have to be down-scaled to 640x360, or will there be an option to export at the same resolution (I don't think it will let me upscale it to 960x540)?
Thanks.
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