Search This Site

 

MY CAMERA REVIEWS ON YOUTUBE

Dash Cams

Action Cams

Spy Cams

YOUTUBE.COM/TECHMOAN

Articles by Category
This form does not yet contain any fields.

                

    Buying Links for things I've Reviewed

    CHINAVASION PRODUCTS

     

    1080p Full HD Extreme Sports Action Camera 'Crocolis HD' - Waterproof, 1.5 Inch Screen

    $125.46
    Retail Price: $156.83
    You Save: $31.37
    __________________________________

     
    Full HD Extreme Sports Action Camera 'Xtreme HD' - 1080p, Waterproof, Automatic Image Orientation

    $130.09
    Retail Price: $162.61
    You Save: $32.52
    __________________________________

     
    Full HD Extreme Sports Action Camera 'ProView HD' - 1080p, Waterproof Case, HDMI, 4 Mounting Accessories

    $120.66
    Retail Price: $150.83
    You Save: $30.17
    __________________________________

     
    Mini HD Sports Camera RD32II (1080p, 20 Meter Waterproof, LED + Laser Light, HDMI)

    $125.09
    Retail Price: $156.37
    You Save: $31.28
    __________________________________ 

     
    720P HD In-Car DVR - 2 Inch LCD Display, Night Vision

    $55.41
    Retail Price: $69.26
    You Save: $13.85
    __________________________________ 

     
    Dual Camera Car Blackbox DVR with GPS Logger and G-Sensor

    $70.10
    Retail Price: $87.62
    You Save: $17.52

    Items on Ebay 

    DR32 Car Camera 

    DR32 Car Camera

    BlackVue DR500GW-HD Car Camera

    BlackVue DR500GW-HD Car Camera

    Mini Car Cameras

    Mini Car CamerasMini Car Cameras

    Philips CAM295 Pocket HD Camcorder

    Philips CAM295

    Liquid Image EGO Action Camera

    Liquid Image EGO

    Sony Action Cameras AS15 & AS10

    Sony Action Camera

    Sony AKA-LU1 - Action Cam LCD Grip

    Sony AKA-LU1

    Car DVR With Wired Rear Cam

    Car DVR With Wired Rear Cam

    Foscam FI8916W - IP WiFi Camera

    Foscam FI8916W

    Wired Bullet Helmet Action Camera

    Wired Bullet

    808#18 Keyfob Camera 

    808#16 Keyfob Camera 

    808#11 Keyfob Camera

    808#3 Keyfob Camera

    808#16 Keyring Cam

    V1000GS GPS Car Camera 

    V1000GS

    KGB Marker Pen Spy Camera

    KGB Marker Pen Cam

    HD Spy Pen (h.264 720p)

    HD Spy Pen

    D005 Mini Camera

    D005 Mini Camera

    D011 Mini Car/Helmet Camera

    D011 Helmet Camera

    ACT20 720p Helmet/Car Camera

    ACT20 Camera

    Y3000 Miniature 720p Camera

    Y3000

    ADVERT

              

    « The Sanyo VPC-PD1 - The best value pocket HD camera (AFAIK). | Main | "The Smallest 720p Camcorder in the world" »
    Saturday
    May072011

    HD808 #11 The Story So Far

    The chaps on the RC Groups forum have got hold of another firmware for the HD808 camera and I thought I should post it up here. It's been a while since I did my video review of the HD808 camera so it also seems like a good opportunity to tidy things up a bit.

    Firstly, No I didn't brick my camera. When I made the video I thought I had, but it turned out that it only looked that way, I brought it back to life and it's still working today. 

    My original review and accompanying text are here  (details of some retailers are included here as well)

    Secondly, If you want to know all about the 808 Cameras in general, there really is only one place you should go, and that's Chuck Lohr's excellent 808 website. If you can't see an answer to your question there - then you are asking the wrong question. 

    Thirdly, I mentioned this in the review and must give credit where it is due….There is a massive thread on the RCgroups forum all about the HD808 camera. This is where I've downloaded all the firmwares from and the diligent and detailed work these enthusiasts have collated on the HD808 is amazing. If there are any more developments with firmwares for these cameras, this is where you will find out about it first.

    Finally, I've re-organised my firmwares and they are linked below….if any more turn up, I'll add them to the bottom of this post. Note that firmwares 2-4 are iterative…i.e. FW2 removes the time-stamp, FW3 removes the time stamp and adds continuous recording, FW4 removes the time stamp, has continuous recording, and reduces the flashing brightness that was very evident under certain lighting conditions. 

    The instructions for upgrading the firmware are as follows…

    I suggest you use a card reader and a fully charged camera.

    Download and extract the zip file. Get the file called "FW96630A.BIN" and copy it to the root of your memory card. Put the card in the camera. Tap the On button and then wait for the yellow light to come on, this should take about 5 seconds. Turn it off again and remove the card from the camera and then delete the "FW96630A.BIN" file from the memory card and put your card back in the camera - that's it.

    I have tested all these firmwares on both my HD808 cameras without any issues - but remember that Flashing your firmware has a risk attached to it - it could go wrong and you could break your camera. Many have succeeded but some have failed..

     

    FIRMWARES

    ALL FIRMWARES NOW DELETED FROM MY SITE

    (Too many people were reporting errors with these firmwares - so I've removed them)- Please get any Firmwares directly from the RC Groups Forums instead - Links Below 

     

    UPDATE - 20 MAY 2011 

    There have been some new firmware developments on the RCGroups Forum. Rather than repost these again - I'd prefer to link everyone to the source. The people over on the RCgroups forums are able to provide a lot more information, detail and ongoing support regarding the HD808 camera than I could hope or want to do.  I really prefer to review a device and move on to something else - rather than continually revisiting and revising. So I suggest that from here on in you keep your eye on the RCgroups forum  for future updates on this camera - and here is the link to today's new firmware.

    You can see a video of a successful firmware update below.

     

     

    EmailEmail Article to Friend

    Reader Comments (79)

    Hey, thank you for all the time and dedication you've put on introducing this camera. It is also very nice to see the firmware files listed here where they are easily accessible.

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered Commentertigrus

    You provide great reviews for all the little gadgets I like to read about. Glad I found you on youtube. I'll be definitely buying one of these little cams soon. Good to see Manchester from a different prospective too hehe

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterNick

    I have tried to use your instruction to remove the date stamp.. But why the date and time still have at my video??? Can you help me to solve this??

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterpipi

    @pipi - No idea why this didn't work for you. Are you sure that you are putting the FW96630A.BIN file on the Root of your memory card and Not in any folder? Does the light take a while to come on after pressing on - as shown in the video demonstration.

    May 8, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    Could I drill a hole in the case and turn the camera 90 degrees? What I am after is the ability to wear it like a necklace. Love your blog and youtube videos. Thanks for all your hard work

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered Commentermeeko

    @Techmoan: nice website + very useful information on the HD 808 #11. Also it's a nice extra that there is a video review. Keep reviewing gadgets!

    @meeko: You can do that, it's also done in the video on this page.
    You need to have some soldering skills if you want to use a cable this long. If you just want to tilt it 90 degrees that could be possible just as it is now, enough space, connector lenght, possiblity to drill a hole, ...

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterSwa

    @swa hey thanks for the info. Yep 90 degrees will do what I need.

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered Commentermeeko

    Hi,

    Love your website! Great and very usefull reviews.

    I bought a #11 (10000kbps version).

    My device seems to refuse to start recording when connected to any powersource. When connected to my PC, it's not too strange but when connected to (for instance) my car battery, it just doesn't start recording when I push te front button (nearest to the lens). In order to start recording, I need to unplug it from the powersource, then power up the camera, then push the font button to start recording. After that I can safely connect the USB cable to power it. Do you encounter the same problem? (right now I'm running the latest 'exposure' firmware)

    Best regards,

    Quemo

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    @Quemo You are experiencing these problems whilst using the supplied car adaptor?

    May 8, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    thought i'd briefly mention that the youtube video on this post is set to private. can't view it. thanks for all your time and energy put into these reviews. they've been very helpful.

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterbalckfeathers

    @Techmoan:

    Thanks for your reply.

    I haven't tried the supplied adaptor since I don't have a 12V car plug (female) in my velomobile (faired recumbent tricycle) but I do have 2 USB ports so I used them with a USB cable.

    Right now I tried the supplied adaptor in my car and then the problem doesn't seem to occur; the camera does start recording when powered by the supplied adaptor. (but not with 230V USB adaptor, not by my USB ports of my velomobile, not by 2 different solar chargers)
    Looks like I have to look for another USB cable which doesn't have the problem (I tried about 5 I have right here but none worked)

    USB had 1 connection for +5V, 1 for 0V. Furthermore 2 connecitons for data. Mini USB seems to have a 5th connection which is ground? Looks like data or ground might be the problem?

    May 8, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    Thanks...I think it's fixed now

    May 9, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    Hey, cheers for the review and details on flashing the firmware, just bought one of these and applied the "remove time and date patch".

    I thought I'd bricked it at first because it wouldn't respond, but on further investigation, it seems sometimes after the new firmware is installed, the LED light won't come on, I plugged it in to my pc, tried to turn it on again and it took about a minute for the orange standby light to come on, but it worked fine! So don't panic, just give the little camera time to update!

    More information on this at the RC Groups forums:
    http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=16953447&postcount=16

    Many thanks again, :D
    James

    May 9, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJames

    @Quemo...don't waste any more time trying more USB leads... The camera's USB port is wired in an unusual way and the only way to charge and record at the same time is to use the supplied 12v lead.

    Alternatively you can power the camera up first, start recording and then attach a normal USB lead to power it....but it will stop recording when it saves a file. So with the continuous recording firmware, you could record 4GB only.

    May 9, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    hello
    and thanks for the great reviews
    i've buyed (waiting to receive) this camera you've made the review #11, to put in this:
    http://i54.tinypic.com/2qdpj6q.gif
    so now, can someone give me ideas on how i'm going to attach the camera on that? maybe on kart? or helmet? How?
    :)
    i'm so impatient to film my race with friends hehhehehe

    regards

    May 9, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJoão

    @João:

    you might try Velcro on either (helmet or kart). On your helmet gives you the possibility to aim the camera (by turning your head). But that's sometimes rather annoying to see (when you turn your head a lot)

    You also might try strong magnets. I made pads with 2 magnets in them. The camera is put on the pad with velcro, the pad with magnets is placed on the shell of my velomobile: (sorry, it's in dutch)

    http://velomobielfan.blogspot.com/2011/05/sleutelhangercamera-monteren.html

    results when driving:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceQA6NSwcBs

    My velomobile shell won't hold magnets so I glued 2 on the inside of the shell so the pad will stick on the outside of the shell where the glued magnets are.

    BTW: check the strange sound at 0:24 (I'm waiting at traffic lights) and later at 0:37 when driving but no traffic lights are near. Strange pulsing buzzing sound.

    =====================

    About the USB power problem. I think I do need to find a solution. I plan to shoot movies over 4 GB in continuous mode. I'm hoping that modifying a USB cable might do the trick.
    I encountered a similar problem a few years ago but can't remember exactly with what device. But it seemed to be caused by the 5th connection in the mini USB connector. So I'll do some measuring with the supplied adaptor with cable and a standard USB cable. I might try to cut some wires in the mini USB plug. I'll see and report if I solve my problem.

    May 9, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    Hello Techmoan,

    I just did some measuring on my adaptor which is supplied with my camera.

    http://www.cpkb.org/wiki/Mini-USB_pinout

    Normally the pinout of mini USB has pin 1 and pin 5 for + (plus 5 volt) and 0 (zero volt). With the adaptor they moved pin 1 to the unused pin 4. So I'll 'hack' a USB cable and move the wire from pin 1 to pin 4 but leave pin 5 in place. That might do the trick but i'll have to find out about that and if moving the +5V is the only thing I need to do.

    May 10, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    @Quemo the chaps on the RC groups forum have covered the USB Power issues somewhere in their massive HD808 thread and I seem to recall seeing a hacked USB connector. If I were you I'd have a look through the posts to see if someone has already done the hard work for you. A link to the thread is on my front page.

    May 10, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    Thanks!

    Indeed, it's mentioned (a lot!) on the RC forum:

    http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=18030709&postcount=3026

    I might give it a try but first I'll need to figure out what's going on with my camera.
    Some strange things:
    1) When charging (with supplied car adaptor and also with any external power supply with any USB cable), the movies that were taken have a buzzing noise every second and the screen has stripes on the right. Sometimes the sound is louder and the stripes are really bad or the sound is nearly gone and the stripes are also nearly gone.
    2) Sometimes I can't start a movie when powering the camera with any USB cable connected to an external power supply (battery or car adaptor) and sometimes I can (because I couldn't I wanted to modify an USB cable but I wonder if I really need to do so)
    3) Sometimes the camera continues recording in a new file when first file is 'full' (20 minutes or 4 GB, depending on firmware version), sometimes it doesn't.
    4) Sometimes it stops recording for some reason even when connected to an external power supply.

    I think I'll have to do a lot of reading on the RC forum. Perhaps more answers can be found there.

    Thanks again!

    May 11, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    Buzzing sound problem solved: to low battery power according to the RC forum

    unfortunately I cant test any more. Last night I put back the exposure firmware. Succesful flash. Afther that I set the camera to recording while connected to USB power.

    This morning the 4GB SD card didn't show a single file. I put the card in my laptop but my laptop suddenly couldn't see my SD card at all. I tried 2 uSD tot SD adaptors from Sandisk and a SDHC USB mini cardreader from Sandisk but none worked (they do with other SD-cards and did before with the mentioned 4GB card). So I tried a format but all I could do is format it at just 1MB so something is really wrong.

    Looks like my SD card is trashed somehow (4GB class 6 Sandisk)

    May 11, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    @Quemo
    I get a buzzing sound recorded whenever the camera is near anything electrical.... Similar to how the sound of a mobile phone is picked up on a radio. There is also a buzzing sound when the battery is nearly empty, but this only occurs within the final few seconds of the battery life.
    It does sound like your memory card is broken. Have you tried formatting it with the special formatting utilities mentioned in the most recent posts on the RC groups forum... Maybe these can fix it.

    May 11, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    @João
    To start with just go for the quick cheap and simple option, duct tape it to your helmet. The tape holds it on safely and peels off easily without leaving any residue. Putting it on your head also dampens the vibrations.

    May 11, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    I use this #11 cam for mountain biking and Airsoft - things Ive found to work really well:

    Mountain biking - Either duct tape the little keyring camera to the central rib on the top of the helmet - make sure its towards the front of the rib so the angle of your head doesnt just show horizon all day :) Also you can strap it to your shades/glasses to the right or left of the arms/frame. I think this works really well as it shows EXACTLY what you see.

    Airsoft/Paintball - As above - I use Bolle, yellow tinted sunglasses that protect your eyes from enemy shots etc. Now the plastic sunglasses frame on these is similar to Oakleys/Arnettes etc. The camera simply secures to the side of the glases frame with duct tape and secures it ALL DAY no problem at all. Dont bother with nifty mounts, velcro or anything, simply a roll of black insulation tape secured so that the cam is level, at eye level, with the controls and SD card available to access easily, is the perfgect solution to mounting this cam.

    If anyones keen I'll assemble some pics of the footage captured plus the way I attach it to the glasses. Just respond here or mail me.

    May 11, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJezworld

    Hello Techmoan,

    I bougth the same camera as yours ( # 11 ) Very good quality of vids .
    The problem is with the memory card : it often " jumps " out of the camera ! It does not stand on it !!
    It is a micro sd hc 4 GB from Taiwan .
    Does it come from the card or from the camera ?? Does it happen with your camera ??
    Thank you very much for your advice
    Regards
    Eric

    May 13, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterEric

    Techoman...some help please ;)
    1- what is the battery time limit? fully charged?
    2- to upgrade the firmware, only using an external reader will be possible?
    3- what kind of SD card should i use?

    I just received now...and the film it makes is amazing...cheap camera and a high definition no doubt!
    Hope you can help me

    May 13, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJoão

    @Joāo
    1- what is the battery time limit? fully charged?
    45mins

    2- to upgrade the firmware, only using an external reader will be possible?
    Not sure what you mean...but just copy the info in the video or watch the Successful Flash video.

    3- what kind of SD card should i use?
    Micro SD or SDHC class 6.

    May 13, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    @Eric.
    Mine never pops out...you are pushing it in until it clicks aren't you? I haven't had this problem myself...suggest you put some tape or a blob of glue from a glue gun over the slot (which can be peeled off).

    May 13, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    Thanks for the great reviews and tutorials! I downloaded the new firmware with no issues. Time stamp is gone! Thanks!

    May 14, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJeff

    Hello, I have a big problem with my 808 #11 camera and I might replace it (as my last resort).
    The first problem is that I have 3 "spots" on every video I shoot but not in stills photos (so it's probably a problem with the firmware).
    The second problem is that the video is very grainy in low light! It's way more grainy than in any other video I've seen on YouTube and the quality in both low light and bright light is not as good as in the other videos in YouTube.
    Could this be a firmware problem or should I send it back?

    May 15, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngel of Death

    Why don't you try another firmware? There are a few you can try (in this blogpost of Techmoan). See if that solves your problem.

    I also have a few hot pixels. Mine appear when the camera gets warmer.

    May 15, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    I'm afraid to screw the camera, or that my eBay seller will not accept to replace my product.
    My eBay seller removed the timestamp for me, so I can't really compare the change (if there is) between the firmwares.
    40$ is not cheap and I've seen much better videos that were taken with this device, I really hope that I will solve this problem out.

    May 15, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngel of Death

    I have updated the firmware to the last one, there's no change in the quality and the spots are still there.
    I'm very upset and have no idea what to do.. If anyone has any good idea let me know.
    Is it possible that my lens are just dirty or something? And if so, how can I clean them?

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngel of Death

    My darn #11 has recently decided not to work: Ive been totally impressed with the device but now its really royally miffed me!

    Been through the main thread on what to do when this happens but Im at this stage now, and I cant resolve it.

    Camera has operated fine of late until I tried to switch on for use the other day. It wouldn't switch on at all. Battery was charged, red light when plugged in (goes off when full). Very od as its been good of late and had upgraded fine previous.

    So this is the situation:

    Upgraded cam with different firmwares - all have same result.So I've tried different approaches.

    Cam only shows red LED when plugged into PC - doesnt come up with yellow LED and cant access unit through Explorer.

    Only way the cam operates is when I add a firmware to the card outside the unit, plug it in and start the device (after the 20 second wait for it to flash/boot)

    The cam operates fine after this, but when switched off it wont restart. It appears the cam ony wishes to work with the firmware file on root. Every time it switches on it reflashes the firmware. If I remove the firmware the camera does nothing and won't start.

    The unit doesnt allow to be viewed in explorer at all which is odd as I used to press the large button once plugged in to connect. This doesnt even work now...

    Any ideas. A few guys seem to have similar problems on the RC forum.

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJezworld

    Dirt on your lens mostly looks like darker spots so my guess is they're hot spots. As far as I know, there is no fix.

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    Is there no way to clean my lens? Even if I open the device?
    Because they do look like darker spots on the video.

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngel of Death

    Perhaps you could upload a vidio to Youtube or something. I'm not sure what kind of spots you have. So could you show them?

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    Here is a video that you can clearly see the spots:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIjB4__krGE

    There are 3 on the right side and 1 on the top left side.

    My eBay seller told me that he will contact the manufacturer tomorrow and see what I can do.
    In the worst case I will send it back and receive a new one, but I don't wanna wait too long.

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngel of Death

    This seems to be caused by dirt on the lens or perhaps on the sensor (behind the lens). If it's on the lens, you might get it clean by wiping it with the tip of a cloth for cleaning glasses. But the lens is very tiny, the spots are, compared to the lens, even smalller so it may not be easy.

    if the sensor behind the lens is dirty, it's difficult story I personally wouldn't try to fix.

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterQuemo

    Since I have received this camera with these dark spots and I tried inserting a cloth into the pinhole to clean the dust, I believe this is on the sensor.
    I guess I will have to replace the camera.
    Thanks for your help :)

    May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngel of Death

    Dear Thechmoan ,

    thanks for your answer . I think my camera is not a good one . The memory card still pops out !
    I put a peace of paper in it to make the card stay !!! it is not usual... Otherway, when it stays in it, it makes very good vids
    I wrote to the seller on EBAY( internet shop 35 ) and i don' t understand his answer ( I don't speak very good english as you can see ! )
    I think i'll buy another one . I'm looking for a SERIOUS seller .
    Could you tell me a good one ( in private if you prefer )
    I dont want make a second mistake..
    Thanks for your kindness

    regards

    Eric

    May 17, 2011 | Unregistered Commentereric

    @Eric
    The eBay seller I bought mine from is called ELETOPONLINE365. The delivery was remarkably quick... but I can't comment on how good they would be at handling returns or replacements.

    May 17, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    I also bought my HD808 #11 from ELETOPONLINE365. It was delivered quite fast. But just as Techmoan, I don't know how good they are with faulty products.

    May 18, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterSwa

    I just flashed my 808 with FW4 according to your instructions and I've encountered a problem. The camera will snap photos in photo mode but when I try to record video while it's in standby mode, it simply turns off. It's fully charged with an empty card. I've tried to reflash to FW1 but I'm getting the same results. Any ideas? Thanks.

    Mike

    May 21, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterMike

    @Mike so you've definitely removed the bin file from your card so it's not continually re-flashing itself. I'm not really sure what else to suggest. If you look at the bottom of the post you will find a link to some more firmwares on the RC groups website...perhaps give one of these a try.

    May 21, 2011 | Registered CommenterTechmoan

    @Techmoan,

    THANK YOU! For some reason the firmware listed on your page did not work for me. I used the continuous recording & time removal firmware listed on the RCgroups forum and it did the trick. I appreciate the help, I was pretty close to giving up on this. Thanks again.

    May 21, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterMike

    Just a side note for anyone else who happens to run into the problem I had, I've just realized that although I upgraded my firmware with the Revision 2: continuous recording & time removal, the camera doesn't actually continuously record as mentioned. The file limit seems to be 1GB/20mins along with the 4 second gap in between file changes. The time has been removed however. But I guess I can't complain considering my camera is no longer bricked.

    May 23, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterMike

    *sigh*

    Ive tried new firmware as posted - and unfortunately the camera still seems bricked. The cam upgrades fine but just simply doesnt switch on when the main button is pressed. It only comes on if the firmware is present on the root of the mc.

    Any ideas if there is a solution?

    May 23, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJezworld

    @ Jezworld, which firmware exactly did you use? I tested probably 20 different 'versions' from 5 different sources. All but one worked for me so keep trying. I would recommend using the one from the RCgroups forum as that did it for me. If you can't find it, I'll post it up when I get home. Good luck.

    May 26, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterMike

    @Mike

    Ive used them all to be honest!

    The thing just sint playing ball. I tried the one featured here (20th May?) hoping it would remedy the unit but sadly not :S - Just refuses to restart after firmware is removed from flash drive.

    Tried all sorts of combinations to try and remedy this.

    One thing for certain - the drive doesnt mnd being updated - this does it fine. Its the boot up process it cant seem to handle after this firmware is removed from the root.

    Hope you can help Mike!

    May 26, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterjezworld

    Hello Techman, it´s possible to use this camera with a 180º lens like this??

    http://www.dealextreme.com/p/15mm-detachable-180-degree-wide-angle-fish-eye-lens-for-cell-phones-and-compact-digital-cameras-39814

    Thanks you, for this blog

    May 31, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterSergio

    PostPost a New Comment

    Enter your information below to add a new comment.
    Author Email (optional):
    Author URL (optional):
    Post:
     
    Some HTML allowed: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>