Taking a picture and sending it to e-mail

Taking a picture and sending it to another phone

Using the camera attachment

• Maintain a distance of 4-5 feet from the subject
• Avoid subjects with sharp light and dark contrasts
• Keep the camera still and at a right angle to the subject
• Adjust the settings for the best picture

Settings

Photo Size ›
Low Light Setting ›
Light Frequency ›

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Photo Size

You can change the size of the picture your phone takes. The bigger the picture, the longer it takes to send.

To change the picture size, perform the following steps:

1.	From the Picture Msgs menu, scroll to and select Settings.

2.	From the Settings menu, scroll to and select Photo Size.

3.	From Photo Size, scroll to the size desired, and use the Right Soft key to select SELECT.

NOTE: Refer to the following chart for more information. File sizes and send times are approximate.

Option	Picture Size	File Size	Send Time
Normal (approx QVGA)	320x240	12KB	7-10 seconds
Small (approx - QQVGA)	160x112	7KB	5-7 seconds

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Low Light Setting

Use the Low Light setting to allow more light in when taking pictures in dark settings.

To adjust the Low Light setting, from the Settings menu, scroll to and select Low Light.

NOTE: When you exit the picture messaging application, the setting defaults to normal.

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Light Frequency

The Light Frequency setting relates to the frequency of the power at the electrical outlet. This is a required setting based on location. If you travel internationally with your phone, and you take pictures using indoor lighting, you need to change the Light Frequency setting to compensate.  

NOTE: The Light Frequency setting has NO effect on photographs taken with outdoor lighting.

To adjust the Light Frequency setting, perform the following steps:

1.	From the Settings menu, scroll to and select Light Frequency.

2.	Scroll to and select the correct setting for your location.

NOTE: The setting for the US is 60Hz. The setting for Europe is 50Hz.

Troubleshooting

• When sending a picture message to another phone, the recipient MUST have a phone that is capable of receiving picture messages.
  NOTE: If the recipient does not have a supported phone, the picture will be stripped and the recipient will receive the message as text only. The image will NOT come through at all, and it is possible that only a portion of the text will be transmitted.
• When a picture message is sent to a non-supported phone, the sender will receive the following message:
  
  +1234567890
  can only receive text messages.
  Your picture message was delivered as text only.
  
  NOTE: This message will only appear when sending messages from phone to phone. E-mail-to-phone transmissions will not display any error messages if the recipient has a picture messages-capable phone and has sent a picture message from the phone prior to receiving this message.
• The photo messages application is a Java application that communicates between the camera and the phone itself. Users will notice a delay when saving, sending, and taking pictures. This delay is to be expected.
• When sending a picture, the message field will include an envelope icon. This indicates that the picture has been inserted.
• To check the status of messages sent, go to the Outbox in the Message menu.
  • X - not sent
  • - sent
  • - SMS message
  • >> - sending in progress
• The Motorola T722i can send JPG and GIF files.
• The Motorola T722i cannot forward a picture message.
• The Motorola T722i can reply to picture messages with text only.
• The Motorola T722i cannot save a picture in a folder if the user receives the picture in a message.
• The Motorola T722i cannot save a picture as wallpaper or as a screen saver if the user receives the picture in a message. You can use a picture taken by the camera and set it as a wallpaper and a screen saver.

Compatibility