Reply With QuoteThe upgrade to Gingerbread has stripped D2 and DX users of the ability to save camera resolution settings.
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Where's the power button?
Is there anyway to change the camera settings from wide to 8mp and autoflash permanently? Everytime I close the app, the camera reverts back to the default of wide 5mp.
Also, on my X2 I can choose where I want the photos stored, on the phone or memory card. Is there anyway to do this on the X????
Help!
TIA.
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The upgrade to Gingerbread has stripped D2 and DX users of the ability to save camera resolution settings.
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I think there is no alternative to turnoff the auto flash in the droid x. Try the camera 360 app that will allow you have control over flash.
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