Taking pictures of a DS screen

[Booster]

Do you guys have any tips for this? -_- (I'm sure there are none, but might as well ask. I remember Terrisus1 took really good pictures of his DS.)

I'm trying to take a picture of my top screen for Mario Kart DS and it's just really blurry. (And I have a good camera.)

Oh, and cue the witty remarks.

[Psycho_Ivan]

Note. Between Taking and pictures, there is two spaces. Nothing else to say here. >>;

[Tupin]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

[bluaki]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

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Use the macro mode on your digital camera if you have one.

[Mystic]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

[bluaki]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

[Mystic]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

That's true, Nyko is pretty good.

But otherwise, 3rd party is fail.

[ResidentZoidberg]

Madcatz *shudder*

[NGAMER9]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

That's true, Nyko is pretty good.

But otherwise, 3rd party is fail.

Wavebird.... PWNT

[bluaki]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

That's true, Nyko is pretty good.

But otherwise, 3rd party is fail.

Wavebird.... PWNT

Actually, Wavebird was an official 1st party accessory. I have four of them ;D. They're actually the first 1st party controllers of any system to be wireless.

[Mystic]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

That's true, Nyko is pretty good.

But otherwise, 3rd party is fail.

Wavebird.... PWNT

[bluaki]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

That's true, Nyko is pretty good.

But otherwise, 3rd party is fail.

Wavebird.... PWNT

I find it funny that basically the only marking you didn't circle on the packaging is the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality.

[Mystic]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

That's true, Nyko is pretty good.

But otherwise, 3rd party is fail.

Wavebird.... PWNT

I find it funny that basically the only marking you didn't circle on the packaging is the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality.

I didn't even see it >_>

[DIMENTIO1]

I would advise looking at camera tutorials. Or buying the $3500 Official DS Screen Output. But I believe that's only for developers. ;)

Some good 3rd party needs to actually make an affordable one :|
Heck, with $3500, I could probably physically mod the hardware of numerous DS systems to support composite video...

The bold contradicts thew italicized.

There actually exists some decent 3rd party accessory makers...
Like for the Wii, NYKO seems like a pretty reliable brand, I use their sensor bar and Wiimote rechargeable batteries...

That's true, Nyko is pretty good.

But otherwise, 3rd party is fail.

Wavebird.... PWNT

I find it funny that basically the only marking you didn't circle on the packaging is the Official Nintendo Seal of Quality.

I didn't even see it >_>

Omega-pwnt. "always look for the official nintendo brand seal on our products"