C902_camdriver_by_strong_v1.1.rar

C902 modded camera driver by Strong v1.1
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Copy the camdriver0.dat to: IFS\settings\camera

If you want to adjust the saturation, contrast, sharpness, normal shot speed, night shot speed, exposure, open the camdriver0.dat with notepad
and you will see the CUSTOMIZATION ZONE BY USER and put your desired values.

CHANGES and FIXES from original camdriver:

Add customization values for saturation, contrast, sharpness, brightness, normal shot speed, night shot speed, exposure.

Increase the buffer size for 2592x1944 to 2500 KB
Increase init quality to 100% at fine and 90% at normal mode for 5.0 mpx
Increase init quality to 100% at fine and 90% at normal mode for 3.0 mpx

Tips:
Always use manual White Balance function for better results:
It is important to choose the correct white balance settings otherwise there may be a colour shift in the image. For example, suppose the camera is set to use a colour temperature of sunlight to take an image of an object illuminated by indoors. The camera will expect lots of blue light and less red and will therefore mute blue and boost red accordingly. However, in an environment illuminated with incandescent lights, colour temperature is low with more red than blue. As a result the image will come out reddish or yellowish and the colours will be incorrect.

Setting the camera to the correct white balance is very important and time should be taken to make sure that the chosen setting gives an accurate colour representation. Some of the more advanced digital cameras have manual settings for measuring the colour temperature of an environment's lighting and allow you to define your own white balance reference.

Before taking a critical shot, you can focus/zoom at an area in the scene which is white or neutral grey and allow the camera to calibrate it's settings from that. The camera will then use this reference when taking the shot. Auto white balance is fine most of the time but for those occasions when you are not happy with the colour cast of your picture, choose one of the presets.

Good Luck to All.