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Ray Finkle
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 Posted: Wed Oct 20, 2010 8:27 pm Post subject: How does the old isight camera ( add on ) compare to the new |
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| I was wondering how the old isight add on's compare to the newer built in isight cameras, and mics. I haven't used either just wondering incase I ever wanted to purchase one. |
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Dino1956
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I bought the old iSight Camera Used about 4 years ago & was not impressed. Grainy & not good in moderate Light. It requires a lot of light to look decent. But again it's old Technology. But people are still selling & paying $200. for these Dinosaurs. If they make a new one, I'm sure it has greatly improved.
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Ray Finkle
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| Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 1:14 am Post subject: |
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| Dino thanks for the tip. I kind of figured it but wasn't sure. I figure if I ever want something like this I may wait to see if the ipad gets it, and have it built right in. I am not sure i need more peripherals for my mini. |
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