N95 RM-159 V 20.0.015 Pictures quality [HELP].

After upgrade firmware in my N95 pictures looks realy bad now.
Before everything was ok.
Can someone tell me why?
What I done wrong?
Can I put old firmware in to my phone?Message Edited by adam_wlkp on 03-Dec-200702:49 AM

06-Oct-2008 04:26 PM
chaitanya123 wrote:
hi I have n95 same model but when i tried updating it said that only v21 is available for my phone, please tell me how to update it to v30
http://linux.sgms-centre.com/nokiafaq/branded-phones/
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Nokia! Take a care for me and we real say THANK YOU NOKIA and you can collect a more money

No many users can't upload firmware v21...
like me ( I have a Nokia N95-1 firmware v20.0.015 at 13-11-07 RM-159 Nokia N95(05.01) ).
Y go to page http://europe.nokia.com/A4577224 enter product key and see last version 20...
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