Hey BigZam,
Well, Pocket PCs are pretty limited as far as quality goes, but then again, it all depends on what you're using it for/size/and what you consider to be quality. But just something to keep in mind when you take pics with your phone...
1. Lighting condition - the lens can only pick up so much light so the more light, then better "quality" pic you will have. Also, black or dark colors will cause digital noise to be more visible.
2. Settings - some/most devices have settings that you can tweak with. For example, 'brightness' is a common setting and can help in low light situations. If you haven't checked those out yet, then do so.
3. Post editing - Sometimes using post-editing software, like Photoshop, can help with brightness, contrast, color correction.
So I guess it depends on what you mean. Do you have an example? __________________
Jane Lee |