20-08-2004, 01:51 AM
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Horizontal Lines on Camera
I just got my 7610 but to my dissappointment when I take indoor pictures with a bright white light (or white background) several horizantal lines (like scan lines when focusing on tv screen) can be seen on both screen and pictures I've taken (even videos). Technician says its a lighting problem, I've compare it with a GD87 phone it has the same lines initially but disappears in a few seconds....
Has anybody this kind of problem? I'm quite dissappointed everytime I take pictures and see those horizontal lines!
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20-08-2004, 05:45 AM
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Haven't seen such on my 7610.
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20-08-2004, 08:53 AM
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It's good you dont have it, as I've checked with other 7610 users that I know they also have similar horizantal bar lines, even the service unit of the telecom company. I wonder if its a batch production problem 
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20-08-2004, 01:09 PM
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I don't have these lines either. What is your firmware version?
Mine's:
v 4.0421.4
22-05-04
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23-08-2004, 03:01 PM
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i am having the same prob
when i come in bright white light the lines comes just like as in from of t v screen
sdo any body have the solution
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24-08-2004, 03:07 AM
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Originally Posted by nk_au
I don't have these lines either. What is your firmware version?
Mine's:
v 4.0421.4
22-05-04
RH-51
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My Unit is China Made, v 4.0421.4 --- same as yours. I have compared it with another 7610 ( i failed to check the firmware) and first thing I noticed is that the color of the keypad LED is a bit darker (mine is lighter) and he does not have the horizontal lines problem.
The telecom company also finally agreed to replace my unit (though still out of stock), hopefully I will have a better unit (as most of the indoor pictures I took have the horizontal lines)
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24-08-2004, 03:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Vicky
i am having the same prob
when i come in bright white light the lines comes just like as in from of t v screen
sdo any body have the solution
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 Here's a sample of what it looks like
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24-08-2004, 06:59 AM
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ooo that is bad - never seen anything like that from our 7610's in the office!
All Uk bought.
v 4.0421.4
22-05-04
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25-08-2004, 03:30 AM
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Ouch! could it be that Nokia sent to Asia units which such kind of problem? I hope they will have a fix for this.
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25-08-2004, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by eglasam
I just got my 7610 but to my dissappointment when I take indoor pictures with a bright white light (or white background) several horizantal lines (like scan lines when focusing on tv screen) can be seen on both screen and pictures I've taken (even videos). Technician says its a lighting problem, I've compare it with a GD87 phone it has the same lines initially but disappears in a few seconds....
Has anybody this kind of problem? I'm quite dissappointed everytime I take pictures and see those horizontal lines!
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Even I have the very same problem with 7610.
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25-08-2004, 08:56 AM
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Guys - do you only get this problem in areas which have flouresent lighting - like in a kitchen or office? What about outdoors, does the problem then go away?
Just thinking it could be the bandwidth of the flouresent tube lighting you are seeing...
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26-08-2004, 05:30 AM
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Got that prob too, but it only appers ehen I use totally white backgrounds
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26-08-2004, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by willbrady
Guys - do you only get this problem in areas which have flouresent lighting - like in a kitchen or office? What about outdoors, does the problem then go away?
Just thinking it could be the bandwidth of the flouresent tube lighting you are seeing...
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Yes, normally under flourescent lighting and with white backgrounds. You maybe correct but its quite disconcerting when you take pictures inside the office! Compared it with a Panasonic GD87, the panasonic will only have it for a few seconds (as if it recalibrates) and the lines will be gone.
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26-08-2004, 09:58 AM
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Yeah - Im just thinking, if thats the case then it's probably a software glitch where the cam is failing to recalibrate to take into account 50 & 60 Hz lighting.
So a firmware flash may fix it..
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26-08-2004, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by willbrady
Yeah - Im just thinking, if thats the case then it's probably a software glitch where the cam is failing to recalibrate to take into account 50 & 60 Hz lighting.
So a firmware flash may fix it..
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I have no such problems and adapts to most lighting conditions after a few seconds - later version:
v4.0424.4
12-06-04
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