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The Hottest Iphone 3Gs With A 3 Megapixels Camera-Myluxphone

The iPhone 3GS looks exactly like the previous model. It shares the shape and the same external controls, but the iPhone 3GS is unique in a handful of ways. You can get both memory sizes in white or black, and the iPhone 3GS display sports a fingerprint-resistant oleo phobic coating that is supposed to attract fewer fingerprints and smudges. The new model shares the same dimensions as its predecessor, but it's slightly heavier (4.76 ounces versus 4.7 ounces), a virtually unnoticeable difference. The iPhone Screen Protector is in need to protect the broad touch screen from scratching.

In many ways, the iPhone 3GS delivers on its promises. The battery, which could sometimes deplete in less than a day on the iPhone 3G, lasted longer in our preliminary tests, and the phone's software ran noticeably faster. Yet, we still have some concerns. A faster AT&T 3G network isn't going to happen overnight, and some features, like tethering and multimedia messaging, aren't scheduled until later in summer 2009. We also struggled to see any change in call quality, which, as any iPhone owner can tell you, remains far from perfect. The iPhone cases are available online.

Until now, the iPhone's camera has been good, but far from great, with decent photo quality, but no editing features. Apple didn't include options such as white balance, a digital zoom, or a self-timer that come standard on many basic VGA camera phones. The minimalist shooter bothered us so much that we began to worry if Apple was leading a new trend of "dumbing down" cell phone cameras.

The iPhone 3GS puts some of those fears to rest. Apple boosted the camera's resolution to 3 megapixels and added a new "Tap to Focus" feature. As you point the lens toward your subject, a small box appears on the center of the display. Tapping that square focuses the camera automatically on that point and adjusts the white balance, color, contrast, and exposure accordingly. If you'd rather focus on the edge of your shot, just tap the display at your chosen point and the square moves with you. If you don't tap anywhere, the camera will focus the entire frame.

On the whole, the iPhone 3GS' photo quality looks better than the 3G camera's quality, but it depends on the shot. Outdoor shots and photos taken in natural light looked less blurry in our tests, with brighter colors. Photos taken during cloudy days were less likely to be blown out, and photos in low-light conditions looked brighter and had less of an orange tint. Indoor shots without natural light showed little change, however.

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how can i fix my camera?

Okay this is the problem, the zoom thing is like completley out and like usually when i turn it off the zoom goes back in and shuts it'self with this lens protector. Now it won't go back in and everytime i turn it on the screen says "zoom error" i can't put the zoom back evn if i tryed. Are there any digital camera tricks to fix it. It's a Fine Pix camera.

Tricky problem. I have fixed a few.
The first thing is make certain that you have the strongest powered
batteries you can get. Sometimes, the batteries are strong enough to power the camera, but not enough to kick start the lens motor.

I usually take apart the camera, which is difficult to do if you do not have tiny tools and experience. - If there is a wall adapter and plug on the side of the camera, this might help kick start the motor mechanism as well....

Sorry for the limited help, but this is the best I can do with the information you provided...

good luck !

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