I had heard they put in a new camera that works better in low light, but I hadn't heard about this.They removed the IR filter, otherwise it would be impossible to do the eyetracking in the dark
That probably is the reason why it does that.
I had heard they put in a new camera that works better in low light, but I hadn't heard about this.
Does it actually work in complete darkness?
That is good news, I hadn't expected that. Yet another thing to tempt me into getting a n3DSJust tested it in pitch black, works like a charm!
I had heard they put in a new camera that works better in low light, but I hadn't heard about this.
Does it actually work in complete darkness?
has to keep track of you to stabilise 3D when you play in the dark
You can transfer over wifi with the new 3dsI know that I could copy teh images to my PC but, I am too lazy to unscrew my case.
check your camera settings, shows up fine on mine.
pro tip: you can transfer files over wi-fi on the new 3ds.
So here are two test shots, I think you should be able to guess which is taken with which camera .
I know that I could copy teh images to my PC but, I am too lazy to unscrew my case.
(In reality the colors are as vivid as in the first picture)
I'm pretty sure it's the IR light. I used to have a camera with nightvision (basically just some really bright IR LEDs) and it's images looked a lot like this.
I'm worried about this as well... Could anyone confirm if this is happening in 9.2? Could be a firmware issue?
The cameras on these systems are pretty bad to begin with. And don't you young people all have cameras out the wazoo on all your phones and other devices anyway? What are you using the inner camera on the 3DS line so much for that this is something to really be a worry? (I sound snarky, but I really just don't see what the worry over the inner camera is, if you do, I don't mean to shit on your concerns).