Multimedia
The camera has a resolution of 3 megapixels, autofocus and a LED flash. It’s a really strange feeling to take pictures with the handset, it’s not an everyday thing to see a live preview picture on 5 inches and it’s not the best thing to hold in hand. I must mention, however that focusing is lightning fast, even some compact cameras could be envious of this speed! The software has the usual settings: white balance, light metering (center weighted and matrix), JPEG compression (4 steps), exposure correction (+/- 2 EV in 0.5 steps). The list of features includes a self-timer, effects, panorama and image sequencing.
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Image quality is quite fine for a PDA, although the handset tends to overexpose the pictures, as you can see above. In such cases the colors are of course not the best, but when a correct exposure is used we get really bright colors and edge sharpness is great too. Noise level and noise filtering are both reduced, so on the whole I’m okay with the handset’s photographical qualities.
We can play back our music with Audio Manager form HTC, which is much, much better than Media Player. Unfortunately this is not perfect either, as we can access the equalizer only with a plugged-in headset, which has a pretty good quality, it’s great for listening to music. The handsfree speakers are also good; they are extremely loud, even though at high volume there is a high amount of distortion. We cannot play back movies on the handset, the reason being the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system: the great TCPMP is not compatible with it, so no matter the ATI Imageon accelerator chip, the program just won’t launch on X7510. It’s a great thing, however, that there is TV-out and as I have already mentioned the cable is included in the package.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
