Why is my camera on my Acer laptop blurry and pixelated

Digital pictures have a set pixel density (resolution) when they are taken This can be adjusted on some cameras and on others it cannot. IF you are using a camera with a low rating or you have your camera set that way (more detailed picture with higher settings consumes more disk space) then enlarging the picture causes it to become blurry, Check the camera and see what the Mega Pixel rating is. The bigger the number the better and more expensive the camera..

I think it is a VGA camera and it response less to dim light. The second reason is camera software. Try some other third party software it will definitely enhance little bit.


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Hallo! Try to reinstall the camera driver for your laptop. Go to acer.us or acer.eu, drivers and downloads, than select your model, download the camera diver(s). If there are some different drivers, download all and try one by one. Cheers!

I'm guessing your tv screen is much bigger than the computer screen. You're stretching the pixels past their limit and that's why the picture is blurry. How many megapixels is your camera capable of shooting and do you have your camera set to take the maximum at the finest quality setting?

reinstall the webcam driver, this might fix it. If not, contact acer for support

This is the problem of the ZOOM in your camera. Its alignment is disturb by you. Your camera must have fallen down or some one has pressed the ZOOM from front when it was open. The solution is to get repaired at your nearest SONY service center.

The little white ring on around the lense, that is the focus on the camera. Now the other issue with picture quality is the camera itself. I believe this camera only 1.3 mega pixels to get a less blurry higher quality pic u should use a higher mega pixel camera

• get your drivers from www,acerpanam.com

It sounds like the resolution on the monitor may be set incorrectly in Photoshop. Try a different monitor setting. Twelve megapixels may result in your monitor "seeing" so many pixels it tries to ignore the excess ones, resulting in an image that looks poor on your monitor. If you order one print, that may give you an idea of the true printed quality without spending a lot of money on a bunch of bad prints. The F50 is truly an excellent camera and gives super images, from my experience.