Originally Posted by eMHa

I'm speaking about hazy images:

I think i can reproduze this. Go into a dark room, put on the light. Make a photo so that between you and the object to photograph is the light of the ceiling.

For me it seems that light to the N900 reflects in the chrome ring.

So the haze comes more if flash is used because flash is used if you don't have the sun as light source. But the haze can also come without flash if sun light reflects on the chrome ring.

Sure, i'm puzzled...

To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Joshua, joshua.maverick on talk.maemo.org (tmo), I recently purchased an n900. I believe this device is wonderful, and I am happy with how it is growing, but there is one issue that myself and numerous other n900 have found that we feel is truly unacceptable. The issue I am referring to is the blue coloured haze that appears in photos as a result of some poorly thought out design issues. After numerous tests, other users on tmo, such as christexaport, have discovered that this strange blue coloured haze only occurs when the rear plate is on the phone, eluding that the issue stems from the flash reflecting on the chrome bezel, or some other piece built into the plate.

I have always been a fan of Nokia and your devices and services, and the camera on the n958gb I owned was wonderful, which is why this issue is appalling to me. I have conducted a poll on tmo and I have encouraged all users to post if their devices have the blue coloured “haze” issue. That thread and poll can be found at http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...924#post492924. I have also encouraged users to post a picture from the phone with the issue as well, so that your Quality Assurance team, and customer service can see proof that it is more than just a few faulty devices.

While many n900 users on tmo and I are disappointed and upset about this issue, we believe there is a great opportunity here for Nokia to correct the issue, maintain our loyalty, and make a statement that your company does care about its consumers and products.

We propose that you offer a free replacement cover to any user that sends you their serial/IMEI. The replacement cover should be re-engineered to have the chrome removed, or be adjusted so that the camera functionality isn’t rendered useless by the blue coloured haze. There was no way consumers could have known about this issue prior to purchasing this device, and I do not believe many would purchase this device knowing that this exists.

List of Users and Proof:

joshua.maverick - http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=25
b666m - http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...2&postcount=50
jessi3k3 - http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=75
viper1 - http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=44


I would like to thank you for your attention to this matter, and I know that Nokia will do what it can to rectify this issue. I will be passing this email on to as many mobile blogs as I can, to encourage users to post about their issues, as well as to encourage Nokia to do the right thing. I truly hope that Nokia decides to re-engineer and replace the back covers for as many users as possible.

Joshua (joshua.maverick)

Originally Posted by christexaport

I noticed this fault, and its the first Nokia Carl Zeiss camera I wasn't wowed by. Nokia used to run mobile imaging, and still does, but this is an embarrassment.