How is the qual. on a Jam Cam?
Re: How is the qual. on a Jam Cam?
Originally posted by BBaker025
I need a digital camera, but dont have that much money. How is the quality on a Jam Cam 3.0? It only like $20, so im not sure.
I need a digital camera, but dont have that much money. How is the quality on a Jam Cam 3.0? It only like $20, so im not sure.
Please, disreguard the arrows drawn in. They were meant for another purpose. See, what happens to the areas of the photo that don't have enough light. If you get a JamCam, get use to this.

This is an example of the best pic I have been able to take with this thing. I manually sized the pic down after it came from the camera. That's why it's so small.

Hope this helps you make a decision. The Jam Cam gets the job done, for what I need it to do. The next best camera on the market was going to cost me over $130. I ain't gots that kinda cash right now.
Originally posted by Maximan190
j/c aaron, how dark is your tint %? looks good; i need a tinting, this black leather cooks like a steak on hot days
j/c aaron, how dark is your tint %? looks good; i need a tinting, this black leather cooks like a steak on hot days
I am in desperate need for a real tint job. I just don't have the $200 bucks for a professional to strip and apply it. I can see why you think I have a good tint job. I guess it has something to do with the lighting in the photos. Oh, I think my tint is around 35%. It just looks a lot darker in the photos.
yea right it looks nice and black in the pics...probably one of those crappy do it yourself tint jobs...when i get mine done ill gladly spend the $200ish to get it done professionally
Re: How is the qual. on a Jam Cam?
Originally posted by BBaker025
I need a digital camera, but dont have that much money. How is the quality on a Jam Cam 3.0? It only like $20, so im not sure.
I need a digital camera, but dont have that much money. How is the quality on a Jam Cam 3.0? It only like $20, so im not sure.
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