Difference between revisions of "Nintendo DSi Camera"
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JPEG's Put on to an SD card off the computer are NOT viewable on the DSi, even if put into the correct folder ([[DCIM]]). Photos, however, taken with the DSi are viewable on the computer. | JPEG's Put on to an SD card off the computer are NOT viewable on the DSi, even if put into the correct folder ([[DCIM]]). Photos, however, taken with the DSi are viewable on the computer. | ||
If edited on the computer, DSi photos will become unreadable on the DSi. | If edited on the computer, DSi photos will become unreadable on the DSi. | ||
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| + | The DSi has a 3 megapixel camera on the outside. This might also be true about the inside. (Someone needs to edit this to correct any incorrect info.) | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Cameras]] | * [[Cameras]] | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 14 September 2009
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Nintendo DSi Camera is an application that use the Cameras.
Description
Take pics with the the inner/outer cam of your DSi, edit them with eleven different filters and show them to your friends by sending them to local DSi's. You can edit both before and after you take a picture.
Pictures can be sent between DSi systems and loaded onto the DSi from an SD card. However, images not taken with a DSi camera will not be viewable because they lack the proper HMAC stored inside a custom EXIF tag.
The Camera also has a secret piano, on graffite mode you can use the music notes to play sounds.
- Bottom row = Low
- Middle = Medium
- Top = High
JPEG Files
JPEG's Put on to an SD card off the computer are NOT viewable on the DSi, even if put into the correct folder (DCIM). Photos, however, taken with the DSi are viewable on the computer. If edited on the computer, DSi photos will become unreadable on the DSi.
Picture Quality
The DSi has a 3 megapixel camera on the outside. This might also be true about the inside. (Someone needs to edit this to correct any incorrect info.)