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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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how to view them on the device???
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2010-07-21
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Originally Posted by StOoZ
In the camera settings (pull the screen down), select the option to save the file as jpg on the device
how to view them on the device???
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I think there is no possibility yet, maybe the RAW file viewer is compatible with it? I suggest you to use DNG anyway because it has a better quality then JPG and can be better edited afterwards.
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2010-07-21
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Originally Posted by ioan
where??
In the camera settings (pull the screen down), select the option to save the file as jpg on the device
and raw file .... doesnt open them
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2010-07-21
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Originally Posted by StOoZ
Swipe down on the screen to open the fcamera settings panel, swipe up to dismiss it.
where??
and raw file .... doesnt open them
By default RAW images are saved in the FCamera folder within MyDocs and the RAW image files can be very large, ~11MB each.
In the settings panel on the "File Management" tab there is an option to also save a JPG equivalent of each RAW image in the standard Camera folder so that the built-in image viewer can display your images (or at least the JPG version - you'll need PC software to view and manipulate the RAW images).