When I use the picture widget the picture doesn't look clean. Does this happen to anyone else? If so, how do you fix it?
Happens to me too - sucks!
stop taking dirty pictures ?
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Can someone please tell me how to change the default picture when you add a photo album widget onto the wallpaper? I must've tried everything
entex said:
Can someone please tell me how to change the default picture when you add a photo album widget onto the wallpaper? I must've tried everything
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Bump. Really. Come on guys, it has to be an easy fix. Please?
This is sorta confusing. The HTC photo album widget has no default picture. The picture that shows is the last picture that you've viewed.
Isn't it the latest picture you take with the built-in camera? I haven't tried to input pics from PC. Let you know after I try whether latest imported pic appears on photo album widget or not.
daniel.winn.android said:
Isn't it the latest picture you take with the built-in camera? I haven't tried to input pics from PC. Let you know after I try whether latest imported pic appears on photo album widget or not.
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Well I just added the photo album from my sd card with pictures from my computer, thre's like 63 and everytime I add the widget, for some reason it sticks to picture number 54 or so. Like, I can't find anywhere to change it -_-
Sorry I really have tried looking, but I'm either slightly handicapped, or I simply can't find it.
With Gingerblur, after taking a photo when you click on the gallery icon it takes you to the screen that has every photo on the phone taken, but it starts you at the beginning, and not where your photo is. Any way to fix this? To have it send to your camera folder or to fix it so it shows where your photo went?
Does no one really know how to fix this? I honestly can't find an answer even though a few people posted about it in the Gingerblur thread, it warranted no accurate response that I read of.
Install the bloatware download from the gingerblur thread and default to the old gallery when opening pictures.
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Is there any way to change the camera photos to "newest first"? Right now my newer pictures are at the bottom and it takes a while to scroll down
Has anyone tried this, seems to be the for Nexus One though? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=804161
+1 this drives me insane. i have a ton of pics and having to scroll through all of them to see my latest is just stupid
Try QuickPic
tubesaq said:
Is there any way to change the camera photos to "newest first"? Right now my newer pictures are at the bottom and it takes a while to scroll down
Has anyone tried this, seems to be the for Nexus One though? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=804161
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Says you have to flash it... How could anyone try it? Or am I completely oblivious and we have S-off?
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Negrito said:
Says you have to flash it... How could anyone try it? Or am I completely oblivious and we have S-off?
From the 3rd dimension in wireless...
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It's in the market too but it won't display pics in 3d
I hate this problem too, a workaround is to open the camera app and click the preview box in the corner. That will allow you to view the most recently taken pictures first, and when you switch to grid view it will start at the bottom.
Did you know that, when scrolling through the photos, there is a function similar to what you get in the addressbook (People)? Once you start scrolling and the little scrubber/scroll bar appears, grab it and move it manually. It'll allow you to fly through the images in a second. As you're doing so, it'll even give you a pop up of the date of the photos where you'd be if you stopped scrolling. I hope that helps.
I think the other annoying thing I've seen in every Android phone (or not seen) is the ability to choose a folder before/as you're taking photos where it will save to. On top of this I don't like the HTC photo numbering scheme (image sequence) instead of time stamp as a name. I prefer the time stamp as you don't have to worry about duplicates, repeats, or conflicting names when moving and shuffling photos from phone to phone or computer for backup.
My problem ocurs when I choose a pic from the gallery.. It loads and then it shows my background, without any icons, just my background image when it was supposed to show the filters and all that stuff.
Does anyone has this problem? Dunno if it has anything to do with APOCALYPSE ROM that I flashed yesterday,
Thx in advance
Cheers
I've just noticed that this problem also happens when I change camera to video camera, it only shows my background image.
So, I suppose this must me an APOCALYPSE bug, can someone confirm?
Hi there, i installed an app Go theme, but didint like it so i uninstalled it
and the stupid app somehow deleted my wallpaper, i had the photo
on home & lock screen and on contact, on my lock screen and on contact
the photo appears, but on wallpaper it doesnt, and i cant find the photo,
is there anyway i can find it ? its a very precious photo to me!!!
Thank you.
Is no one able to advise with this, post been here a fortnight with no replies?
I believe that the wallpaper is saved in this location - /data/data/com.android.settings/files/wallpaper but requires root to access.
You could also perhaps try this Wallpaper Saver (tried to post linky but I'm still to much of a noob) from the play store. I have had a similar problem, I set a picture as my wallpaper background that I had taken and was saved on a now gone tits up memory card, the wallpaper is still there but I don't have the original image. The wallpaper saver app pulled it back for me but it's worth pointing out that it DOES NOT pull back the original image but a slightly reduced 1280x1280 .png version but at least I still get the picture back I suppose.
Would love to know if there is a way to pull it back without the need for root?
DISK DIGGER, an app from playstore helped me recover many lost images even the ancient times'