Till a month ago my veo was running great. it took wonderfull snapshots.now when i try to use it the pictures are hazy and orange, is there something i can do to fix this ?
Try to reinstal it, on the options menue or advanved menue u will see where thier are bars to change the colour setting, light , sharpnees etc. u can maybe do this on msn live messenger it give u the option when u bring ur cam up
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Sorry but there's no way you'll be able to fix this other than going to a professional camera repairman (or send it back to Canon). But since your camera is out of warranty, it's probably cheaper to purchase a new camera.
Do you have the Veo Digital Studio Application? If so, double click on the icon for it:
1. Click the Take A Snapshot button on launch your Veo camera.
2. Focus/ adjust as necessary. Use the Small, Medium, and Large buttons to select the desired resolution, then click Take a Snapshot.
3. Click:
a) Retake Snapshot - To take another snapshot *if you don't like the one you took*.
b) Click Save- To save your picture. Select the destination folder and rename the picture if desired. If left unchanged, the picture will be save in the default directory C:\Program Files\Veo Digital Studio\Gallery\Photographs.
it's actually a "normality" of motorola cameras ... The sound you hear of it "snapping" a picture and what you really see are two different time frames. Best trick: hold still even after you hear/see it take a pic.
Go into your options and see what your resolution size is. Try bumping it up if you can. Hopfuilly that beefs up the photo size.
You can see some more examples and find a fix using this link on Fixya http://www.fixya.com/support/r2861467-solution_video_looking_whiteish_dull
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