There is any way to avoid dust on camera lens ?
I was getting blurry and foggy picture and I found out that the camera lens was covered of dust.
Only cleanup
take a cotton bud and clean it
just clean it up
Yes, they're right, make sure you carry a cotton bud with you everywhere you go.......................
this is a funny question.
Does anybody have a protecting glass in front of the camera lens?
The question is not so funny. Because it is very disturbing always having dust on the lens when you need it! In my HD Mini there is only a hole and behind the hole is the lens 5mm deep inside. Is that normal? I think there is a protecting glass missing to prevent dust going into the hole. Does anybody have a protecting glass in front of the camera lens? Maybe, that it is a production failure in some HD Minis?
travelmateBS said:
In my HD Mini there is only a hole and behind the hole is the lens 5mm deep inside. Is that normal? I
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Yes, it's normal - by design.
So cotton bud is the best option by now
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Hello. Does anyone know of a way to replace the glass cover of the camera in WILDFIRE. Does anyone know whether the item is replaceable?
Thank you for any answers
you have solved your problem already?
When I take a picture with my wildfire it always comes with fog. And the glass of the camera is very grating
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I doubt you can replace the camera cover glass in your Wildfire without risking damage to the camera. It will also void your warranty. The camera cover glass seems to be secured to the internal casing with a metal cover that I won't risk removing unless anybody has done so and has been able to use the camera again without regression.
Find this link about using polishing to remove scratches from the lens.
http://www.htcwildfireforum.com/htc-wildfire-general-discussion/wildfire-camera-lens-cover/
I have just tried this with Brasso and a screen cleaning cloth that came with the screen protectors.I can not believe the difference in photo quality.The lens has a coating over them if you look a the lens with a magnifying glass it had scratches all over lens.Now the glass is crystal clear again.Hope this helps you..
(If you have scratches or cracks on the lens itself then this is a different matter)
there is dust, and little more accumulating under the rear lens of the camera.
im guessing a small 0.5mm gap is maby the issue is there anyway to fix this? to remove the lens? im gonna try my air compressor in the garage if it clears the dust ill try to seal the gaps with something i donno.
any help is appreciated thanks
I see there is square metal rin around the camera lens. Is it proturding few mm to protect lens from getting scratched when placed on the hard surface like table?
Unfortunately the similar metal rim in S2 and lens is flush and I've developed lots of minute scratches on the lens (visible when I see against light reflection). This is one of the biggest design flaw I saw in S2.
It's perfectly flush on my note... so I'll probably expect some scratches too...
This is really unfortunate. The S2 front bezel rim is actually hair proturding to protect from scratches if laid face down in smooth surface. What amuses me is that front screen is scratch proof but not the camera lens. I don't really like to put case. Maybe I should paste 1mm think rubber on two sides of the lens to prevent from getting scratches.
Actually, the front screen isn't scratch proof.
Can anyone confirm what the Note's main camera lens cover material is made of? Plastic, glass, gorilla glass?
I am considering getting a Note, but my current HTC Desire has a plastic lens cover which gets scuffed and scratched easily degrading the photo quality greatly.
I'd like my next phone to have a tough, scratch resistant lens cover.
As far as I know the lens is just ordinary plastic. If I were you I'd get a silicone skin to prevent scratches from rough surfaces I don't have any scratches on my lens yet but I handle my phone pretty careful and I don't ever put it together with my keys in my pocket.
See this link: http://www.martinfields.com/US/Martin-Fields-Overlay-Plus-Screen-Protector-Samsung-Galaxy-Note-
I may be the only one that did not know this, but I thought that I would mention it just in case. There is a protective film on the Note 4 rear camera. In my case, I did not see it while using the camera for over 2 weeks. The film is hard to peel off because the edges of the film are inside the frame and it is very hard to get your fingernail under it. I was not really sure if the film was there or not. I tilted the back so that the light glare was shown. I noticed that the surface of the camera was not shiny and there were tiny scratches on it. After picking at it with my fingernail, it finally peeled off and all is well.
It has a hole in it so it doesn't actually cover the lens. I'm not sure what purpose it serves, but I've left mine in place.
Yes, I see it now. Obviously does not affect picture quality. I had peeled all the other film off the camera so this is just the last.
Is there a place where we can order replacement film?
I just left mine there. No idea what its for.
That little guy...
It's there to protect the camera lens. You can keep it on since it doesn't interfere with the lens but it's intended to be removed like the rest of the protective film.
Lol. This has been on every Galaxy phone I've bought. It's just the shipping plastic like around the sides of the phone lmao ? ? ?