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MMAPI and emulator

 
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I need an emulator that emulates the camera feat. of the cell phones. Any suggestion?
 
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Forget it...the solution is to test on a real hardware i.e. a camera phone
 
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You could try the Series 60 emulator from Nokia. It does allow you to "emulate" the camera functionality in its own way. For the viewfinder you have a image (viewfinder.png) and for taking a snapshot you 3 different images( camera.png, camera.jpeg, camera.bmp) depending on the format you requested.

I have used the emulator when i want to play around with MIDlets that launch the camera. It WORKS for me

There is a emulator from Motorola for the V600 that could be useful too although i havent played around with it.

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