3g video call on an AT&T tilt

[spam123]

ok this is a dumb question on my part but i've never done the video call before, and reading another thread led me to realize -
the at&t tilt doesn't have a front facing camera.

ok - so how does one actually look at the lcd while trying to let the other party "look" at you?
pose in front of a mirror???

[ryncppr]

Obviously this feature is not meant for us Americans...but go ahead look in a mirror if you would like :p

[meeek]

ok this is a dumb question on my part but i've never done the video call before, and reading another thread led me to realize -
the at&t tilt doesn't have a front facing camera.

ok - so how does one actually look at the lcd while trying to let the other party "look" at you?
pose in front of a mirror???

Well I'm pretty sure you wouldn't use the 3mp camera on the back anyways becuase of the high resolution that would be streaming to the other party.

[Confused Stu]

I'm fairly sure that once you begin a Video Call (on the front camera) you can then switch to the back camera - which operates at VGA level rather than it's full 3MP. The only problem is that the phones without the front camera tend to be on a network that doesn't support Video Calling across it's airwaves, so it'll never work on them anyway.

[spam123]

erm... so what does that mean?
that Tilt can't do Video call, period?

darn...
after using the BB curve for a while - some features that is lacking on the Tilt -

>a trackball to go left right;
>a flash to take better pictures (btw the camera is much more responsive
that the Tilt!)

>lighter piece

anyways I digressed...
if anyone wants to buy my tilt - .... hahahahaha