Camera on MacBook Pro design flaw

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  CS5 is no longer marketed, and CS6 no longer upgrade pricing

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• I just picked up a 12 inch I have pad PRO and bought a keyboard provided by Apple, however I find that the base remains unstable and keeps the hustle when you type, the seller it says it's a design flaw. Can someone tell me if this is the case?

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• MacBook Pro retina - need help with design school go

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  I am an avid user of PC and will soon move to a Macbook Pro of the retina for the school of design in the fall and wanted to get feedback. My main field of activity will be UI/UX Design using programs such as the sketch, Photoshop, Fireworks, Illustrator, and other.

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  Officially, Apple does not repair equipment plus 5 years. This gives you an idea on their take on older hardware. You mention a 2012 model.  Next year Apple will consider that the way some people watch a 20 year old car. Now I'm a big fan of older hardware, but it takes a patient person who doesn't mind being late.  Maybe it's you but if not then I would not watch something more 2 years, especially if you look at some impecunious student years.

• MacBook Pro FaceTime camera does not.

  Good day to all.

  First of all, I want to wish everyone a Happy Easter!

  I am having trouble with my FaceTime on my Macbook Pro retina camera (end of 2013). I have never use the camera for nothing because I use FaceTime on my iPad and iPhone, but when I open the camera and tried to use it, the green light flashes and is not solid. And photos on Photo Booth look like this:

  

  And of course, which should not happen. It is also better to say I got my screen repaired by Apple now for more than a year (24/03/15) where my anti anti-glare came out. I never tried my FaceTime camera since that because, as I say, I do not use.

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  xGrimzz wrote:... I got my screen repaired by Apple now for more than a year... I've never tried my FaceTime camera since...

  On your screenshot, yours is most likely a hardware problem.  Contact Apple or one of the Apple-Authorized Service Provider to have your Mac professionally repaired.  When the repairs are finished, this time, ask the Apple tech to show you that the camera works before paying for the work and take the Mac home.

  Don't forget to back up your Mac and Deauthorize iTunes before the call for tenders for the service.

  xGrimzz wrote:... Y at - it all sorts of things to try to make it work?

  I would be surprised if your problem is correctable user because there is no serviceable parts by the user of the equipment.  However, if you wish, you can try these three additional things before seeking professional help:

  (1) If your Mac restart does not solve the problem,

  (2) use http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2090 from Apple.

  (BTW - troubleshooting section called an "iSight" camera.  However, after that article was published, Apple has changed the name of the built-in camera on the recent "iSight" Macs "FaceTime", then "FaceTime HD."  Whatever the name of your built-in camera, the same info and troubleshooting applies.)

  Be sure to test several Apple app (photo booth, FaceTime, iMovie, QuickTime Player, etc.) in more than one user account.  Do NOT use the 'Guest' for this test account.  If you don't have more than one user account for testing, create one now.  If you need help, how is explained in http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201754.

  A 'Standard' user account is all you need for the tests.

  (3) If your camera will work correctly even with Apple applications, use OS X Recovery to completely reinstall your Mac OS since system recovery stored on your startup disk.  Don't bother test Skype or other 3rd party apps until you have your camera works with applications Apple.

  xGrimzz wrote:... I don't want to pay £282 for a new retina screen just for a camera I use... suggestions... Welcome.

  If you use not the camera, and if you experience any other problems with your Mac, it is certainly your option to use the Mac without repair.

  If you want to be able to use a webcam without spending the money for a whole new view, a compatible external webcam Mac might be a cheaper solution.  Be aware, however, that it is possible that the problem of your Mac can also prevent an external camera work.  Therefore, you might want to take your Mac with you and shop on-site.  Ask the retailer to let you try any webcam of interest to see if it will work with your MBP before buying.  If a known-working external cam will not work with your Mac, the material compensation is your only option to leave the uncorrected problem.

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  (2) use http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2090 from Apple.

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  Post edited by: Jim EZ

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