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Tuesday March 11, 2003

The CommuniCam is in my possession!

Ericsson CommuniCam MCA-25 I received the CommuniCam today and it's not as bad as I expected. The pictures have horrible resolution when viewing them on the phone, but don't appear half bad on a computer screen. Granted, they definitely look like they're taken with a cheap digital camera, but that is what it is. I'm looking forward to using it tomorrow night, but I probably won't be able to post the pictures in real time. It's at Qwest in downtown Denver, and cell coverage sucks there. I know because Julie used to work in that building.

Now I just have to figure out how to upgrade my phone's firmware so I can get the zoom capability. I read it's possible on AT&T's forums last week, but can't seem to find the link.

Posted in The Web at Mar 11 2003, 08:41:56 PM MST 2 Comments
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I've found that if you divide the photos in half on your computer they look A LOT better. Since the images are small in size, you can just use HTML to show the size/width half of normal (say 320x240) and they don't look half bad. Or you can reduce it manually with photoshop or something. Actually - my scrapbook has a thumbnailing/reducing bit in it that might be useful to you processing photos as well. Let's start seeing some pics! -Russ

Posted by Russ on March 12, 2003 at 07:32 AM MST #

Damn, I took pictures this morning on my to the airport (Julie and Abbie are off to Florida for two weeks), but they're not showing up here. I guess this'll teach me to have Moblogger running on my home machine. Too bad it wouldn't do any good to have it on this server - I can't telnet or ssh out of my day job's building.

Posted by Matt Raible on March 12, 2003 at 02:33 PM MST #

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