yah sure they can do that...after they reviewed the product,lolzDieForIt said:Everyone choose his own rating !!!pokemongalaxy said:Ok well I dont find that to be true, its my review, I can give it whatever rating. The ak2 is a great flashcard and I think it deserves that rating that you consider "too high"rhyguy said:
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matriculated said:If you guys are taking pictures of things up close to the camera, try switching on the macro mode. It's usually on your dial-thingy as a flower icon. In this mode it's able to focus on close objects (usually about 4-5 inches away) and it'll reduce blurriness. Also, it's best to rest the camera on something and not hold it by hand. 'Course, camera phones probably don't have this option. Also, this may seem obvious, but don't move the camera until a second or two after pressing the button.
theyre both pretty much rivals, but I think the itouchds has better build quality...Whunup said:matriculated said:If you guys are taking pictures of things up close to the camera, try switching on the macro mode. It's usually on your dial-thingy as a flower icon. In this mode it's able to focus on close objects (usually about 4-5 inches away) and it'll reduce blurriness. Also, it's best to rest the camera on something and not hold it by hand. 'Course, camera phones probably don't have this option. Also, this may seem obvious, but don't move the camera until a second or two after pressing the button.
Best post so far! Agreed.
How is this unit compared to the itouch or something?
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Saturday dude. 
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