It took pictures for a week and then i turned it off and moved to a different location and now it won't take any pictures. all the settings are right. should i send it back?

I updated this review 3 weeks after getting the original one -- I contacted the company to see if I was doing anything wrong to get the body measurements. After telling them what I had done -- they determined that perhaps the scale was defective. They sent me a brand new scale and I did not have to send back the original defective one. The weight is consistent and doesn't vary when you move it to different spots. I love this scale and it looks very sleek too. After I figured it out, set up was simple and it literally took me 5 minutes to set it up
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Not a projection set if 32 inch---If looks like blotches try turning set with it on to see if they change--if so you may have not plugged the degaussing coil (usually a two pin plug) back in when you did the repair--it goes on the power board.

the sounds are run off of a different battery source, check the battery under the seat and make sure that its connected

Check your APN settings

http://www.virginmobile.co.za/support/support-category/general-services/gprs-settings-and-usage/gprs-and-mms-settings-for-android-phones/

different locations you go sometimes have dead spots so less signal wont send mms. you can also connect to your home/public wifi to send mms,

if a rca as indicated I would not fix it===very poorly made sets.

The instructions for changing the resolution are on page 30 of the manual.
If the pictures are fuzzy, increasing the resolution won't help. The most likely causes of fuzzy pictures are as follows
1) Focus. Check to make sure the focus is on the subject. If something else in the picture is sharp while others are not, then the camera may have focused on the wrong subject.
2) Subject motion. If moving objects are fuzzier than stationary objects then you need to use a faster shutter speed (or flash).
3) Camera motion. Just because the camera is on a tripod doesn't mean it doesn't move. One philosophy says that if a tripod is light enough to be carried then it's not sturdy enough. For a compact camera like the SD850 that likely isn't the problem. However, you can still shake the camera when you press the shutter release button. Try setting the self-timer. This allows time for the vibrations to die down before snapping the picture.
In your particular case, I think we can assume that the subject isn't moving, so #2 doesn't apply. To assure proper focus, make sure the painting is flat and perpendicular to the lens axis. If the painting is tilted relative to the camera, then different parts of it will be at different distances and the camera won't be able to keep all of it in focus.
Also, make sure the front of the lens is clean.

I know you don't want to hear this, but either you did something to the hose filter or you didn't get it plugged back in correctly.

If you banged the water inlet valve in moving it back, it might be damaged.

Suggest you unplug everything and start over.

Hi,
Use the software you installed for your webcam to capture the image. There you can see the place where the captured pictures were stored in the settings page of the software which you are using to take the picture. By this way you can locate the picture file and move it to wherever you want
I hope this is helpful to you
Thanks

If you took the images at 8MP or 5MP settings, then normally you have a high resolution picture, was the picture clear at the cameras LCD monitor? As you said its like low res in your PC, please check the image file size 8MP resolution will be approx. 3Mb size, if its about that figure, then the problem is in the camera, if the file size is about 500K maybe its in the camera settings, PC cant affect resolution, unless you only have VGA card and monitor, hope this will help, thanks

Jangles, I am having the exact same problem. Have you found a fix ?