MPx220 Camera

[Guest mOOky]

Ok, picture this: I am riding the Boston subway (the T) and I get off at Park Street to transfer from the green line to the red line. Standing there on the platform is the hottest girl I have ever seen. Model beautiful, blazing green eyes, perfect figure, red hair, cami top, ripped very very short denim skirt, fishnet stockings, black boots....you get the picture. After checking for drool, I approach her and ask if I can take her picture. She smiles a little and just nods.

I wield my trusty MPx220, enable the flash and ramp up the brightness and snap, snap.

But the picture comes out all fuzzy with what looks like a TV screen with a broken antenna. No picture. :o Mega bummed out, and not wanting to look like an ass, I beam her a smile, wish her a pleasant day, and consider throwing my MPx220 onto the track to meet an untimely demise at the coming of the next train.

GRRRR!

Does anybody know why it does this? I've heard it might be related to the BlueTooth radio being on, but it was off when I took the photos. It's done this to me at other times also (er, ironically when taking a picture of my really hot friend holding her shirt open for my photo contact list...one shot deal...grainy...opportunity gone forever.)

I think my phone has morals and won't allow pictures of really attractive girls on it.

Anyone?

[Guest Paraklas]

That's why I'm always carrying my Fuji Finepix Z1 with me lol :o

[Guest Pondrew]

:o Dude, u have the worst luck (note that I don't mention the 'phone :()

[Guest monkeygadge]

Man, that's a classic case of phone jealousy. It's probably got the photos stored away somewhere so only it can look at them, while it lets you see a jumbled up mass of pixels!

I think you should of thrown it on the track. :o

[Guest iassael]

yes, i have the same problem usually... But not that bad luck