[huseyn]

Guys, does anyone know how to ON that second camera on E71.

Ty 

[megirgin · Accepted solution]

you can only turn on the front camera if you have the option to turn it on in the menu. As far as I heard, E71x has such an option. If your phone is not that version, you cant.

[huseyn]

Wats e 71x never heard of ,

 ty

[megirgin]

It is the same E71, but for the USA market.

Take care.

[huseyn]

ty dude.

[buffboy]

is that the answer ?

[huseyn]

yes i suppose, as if u have E71 x  u can ON ur secondart cam

if no u cant.

simple

regards

[pianarchist]

There is an application called CameraFX that allows you to take photos with the front camer on your e71. It does a lot of other cool stuff too.

[buffboy]

link ?l

[xhg00]

CameraFX looks interesting as the E71 really needs a decent camera.

But I can't install - just says Expired Certificate.

I've heard that this certificate issue is a pain for developers, but that I can switch the requirement off - but can't remember how to do this.

Anyone help?

[huseyn]

go to menu then installations then to application manager then to setting then in software installation feildselect all. u wouldnt be asked for certificate verfication , for any installations.

tell if that worked..

hsn 

[huseyn]

i  would like to open th esecondary camera as it would be useful in many ways, in case of ladies of doing make up touch  ups  and  i would be using it to see  tht i am looking  ok before  a date or a interview. 

so too many purpose.

hsn

[xhg00]

Thanks for replying so quickly. I already had this as a setting on teh phone - so no, it didn't.

Peter

[pianarchist]

You need to set the date on ur phone back a year or two before attempting the install. Just change it back after

[huseyn]

how u had the setting on phone ????tell us link if any software

ty 

[huseyn]

which installation

[messinger]

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pianarchist wrote:
There is an application called CameraFX that allows you to take photos with the front camer on your e71. It does a lot of other cool stuff too.

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Great tip, pianarchist.

It appears CameraFX cannot do a few of the things that the native camera can, on my Nokia E7. There's no T-key focus and no way to use the Nokia Location Tagger, with CameraFX.

That said, it seems to me, in the little bit of tinkering I've been doing, that the results from CameraFX can be somewhat better than those using the native Nokia Camera app. That is, under certain light conditions and on my E71 (which, as most people would probably agree, doesn't have the best camera).

[shawnfb]

there is no front camera on the E71X..