Hi, something that's very irritating to me is the front facing camera issue when you take a picture... you snap a pic and when you go to view it, the picture is reverted in the opposite direction.. can someone take a pic and see what im talking about?
Yeah it does it on mine as well. Appears to be a mirror image of what you are looking at on the screen when the picture is taken.
Robertsonland said:
Yeah it does it on mine as well. Appears to be a mirror image of what you are looking at on the screen when the picture is taken.
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Yes and then it turn when the pic is completed which is annoying.. that needs to be fixed
sadly this has been the deal with HTC (all?) phones with a front facing camera since the MyTouch4G came out. The software will mirror you so that you see what you'd see in a mirror. this is just plain stupid & I wish it'd show you the mirror image but not actually process the picture that way & leave it like it should be.
So people, there arent any settings to fix this issue?
stepinmyworld said:
Hi, something that's very irritating to me is the front facing camera issue when you take a picture... you snap a pic and when you go to view it, the picture is reverted in the opposite direction.. can someone take a pic and see what im talking about?
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Ummm let's use the SEARCH feature before we go and open new threads mmmk...... There is already at least 3 different threads that cover this.
My nexus camera seems to be broken. The lens constantly moves and shifts around, making non stop clicking. I can't take videos because doing a simple pan results in a shakey video that jumps up down or shakes sideways.
Has anyone else experienced this with their nexus? Is this a hardware problem or the camera focus issue people are talking about? Because this is really bad, worse than just getting unfocused photos..
Edit: I'm thinking my image stabilization is picking up wrong input and trying to correct the lens for no reason resulting in the constant shifting.
From my understanding IS is either working or not, so if the OIS controller was broken I'd get no image stabilization, so it could be software (not just the camera app, something in the internals of the system)
Does anyone have an idea what is wrong and how to fix this?
Is the cell repair shop using oem products to replace?
Sent from this crappy Nexus 5
furou said:
My nexus camera seems to be broken. The lens constantly moves and shifts around, making non stop clicking. I can't take videos because doing a simple pan results in a shakey video that jumps up down or shakes sideways.
Has anyone else experienced this with their nexus? Is this a hardware problem or the camera focus issue people are talking about? Because this is really bad, worse than just getting unfocused photos..
Edit: I'm thinking my image stabilization is picking up wrong input and trying to correct the lens for no reason resulting in the constant shifting.
From my understanding IS is either working or not, so if the OIS controller was broken I'd get no image stabilization, so it could be software (not just the camera app, something in the internals of the system)
Does anyone have an idea what is wrong and how to fix this?
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sounds like a hardware defect, RMA it ASAP! my OIS is working GREAT during videos...i also dont have any clicking or anything. everythign is smooth and in focus. exchange that bad boy ASAP.
turdbogls said:
sounds like a hardware defect, RMA it ASAP! my OIS is working GREAT during videos...i also dont have any clicking or anything. everythign is smooth and in focus. exchange that bad boy ASAP.
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I 100% agree with this. Mine is completely clean with no problems - no sounds or anything.
Does any one else have any issue with recorded videos not focusing? Stays blurry when recording.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-one-m8/380522-htc-one-m8-camera-lens-issue.html
This may be your issue. If it is, take some toothpaste and rub it with a q-tip for a few minutes.
jbeitel said:
Does any one else have any issue with recorded videos not focusing? Stays blurry when recording.
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You tried tapping on the screen to get it to focus? I know it's sounds like a silly question but YOU NEVER KNOW! lol
I guess I didn't give enough info, it does take pics in focus sometimes. Not sure if it is a lighting/crappy camera combo or what. I had one video that was all blurry and the last minute jumped into focus. Just don't know what to make of it.
Unfortunately I tried that but it didn't really work.
Sometime I have to focus on holding my camera really steady or else it gets blurry fast.
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Sometime I have to focus on holding my camera really steady or else it gets blurry fast.
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The one thing I noticed is it doesnt do it as often to close up stuff. The biggest culprit was in a gym at my daughters cheer competition, a couple weeks in a row it would be in focus then i would click start and it would click out of focus and stay that way even if i tried to refocus. Just baffles me because it used to work really good.
Hey guys.
I just got my new s6 and it appears the the rear camera sensor is not in the middle of the lens. Also when i tilt the phone it may even move, unless its just me seeing things... I'm not entirely sure.
The camera works fine from what i can tell, Should i be worried?
I tried to take a photo but my old phone doesn't pick it up in good enough detail.
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Hey guys.
I just got my new s6 and it appears the the rear camera sensor is not in the middle of the lens. Also when i tilt the phone it may even move, unless its just me seeing things... I'm not entirely sure.
The camera works fine from what i can tell, Should i be worried?
I tried to take a photo but my old phone doesn't pick it up in good enough detail.
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No, you should not be worried. This is how OIS works.
isaacgalaxy said:
Hey guys.
I just got my new s6 and it appears the the rear camera sensor is not in the middle of the lens. Also when i tilt the phone it may even move, unless its just me seeing things... I'm not entirely sure.
The camera works fine from what i can tell, Should i be worried?
I tried to take a photo but my old phone doesn't pick it up in good enough detail.
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Lol
Welcome to the wonderful technology of OIS
hi guys, are these pictures I took normal? I mean, it is the first time I notice this, since my note 3, to the note 10+ , I never saw something as this horizontal lines in very bright light, (car headlights) I always saw " the light flare" which is normal
these are the images
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these are the images
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do you happen to have some sort of protection (glass or plastic) over the camera's lens ?
i saw a similar thing on a phone that had a protective film over the camera's lens
also, see if you can reproduce on all the cameras or only on one of them
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do you happen to have some sort of protection (glass or plastic) over the camera's lens ?
i saw a similar thing on a phone that had a protective film over the camera's lens
also, see if you can reproduce on all the cameras or only on one of them
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thanks for your input, this happens with the 3x and 10x tele lens, another question, do the device come with some sort of protective film on the cameras out of the box? Because I did not even inspected for it, and I really cant not apreciate it, but of course I dont dare to scratch the lenses to try to figure it out…
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thanks for your input, this happens with the 3x and 10x tele lens, another question, do the device come with some sort of protective film on the cameras out of the box? Because I did not even inspected for it, and I really cant not apreciate it, but of course I dont dare to scratch the lenses to try to figure it out…
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I think what he means, are you using a lens protector? If so, that could be your problem. Adding a layer of glass or plastic causes anomalies like this.
I am not using any camera protectors, that is why I found these strange horizontal lines so baffling, I have little time with this device, since Oct 29th, the camera had been funcioning as expected, but yesterday for the first time I began experimenting with some pictures at night, except for the situation of the car headlights, everything else is fine, that is why I asked if these horizontal lines were a normal occurrence
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I am not using any camera protectors, that is why I found these strange horizontal lines so baffling, I have little time with this device, since Oct 29th, the camera had been funcioning as expected, but yesterday for the first time I began experimenting with some pictures at night, except for the situation of the car headlights, everything else is fine, that is why I asked if these horizontal lines were a normal occurrence
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Which camera are you using; stock Camera app or Expert RAW? If stock, what mode did you use?
I am using stock camera, I took the pictures in standard PHOTO mode, no filters, the pictures I posted are 1x, 3x and 10x
Never saw that before. Looks like digital artifacts. Try clearing the system cache and cam data. Hard reset the N10+.
If it's happening on more than one lens it maybe a defective cam module. I don't know. Try posting it on the Samsung members forum.
There is no protective on the lense protector from the factory. Those lines look to be perfectly horizontal and on multiple lens suggesting it's not optical. Unless the protector had some flaw with its anti reflective coating(s). Which could be possible I guess.
Turn off hdr.
Try shooting as a raw image.
Try shooting a vid in similar conditions.
Caused by the LED pulse modulation I believe.
Thanks, I will try what you sugest, btw, I try to wipe cache partition by connecting cable, vol up+side key but it enters download mode instead of recovery, what am I doing wrong?
winoles said:
Thanks, I will try what you sugest, btw, I try to wipe cache partition by connecting cable, vol up+side key but it enters download mode instead of recovery, what am I doing wrong?
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I'm on Pie and 10, no cable needed.
Maybe that? I think on mine it's suppose to go into download mode if a cable is attached.
I read somewhere that in 11 or 12 you need to be hooked to the PC to enter recovery, I think.
Volume + should bring up the recovery menu.
well, I forgot to tell you this, I got a S22 ultra, as I could not get a note10+ in new condition, anyway, I tried minutes ago the test you sugested, with my car's headlights, and, the horizontal lines now are no longer visible! tried, 1x, 3x, 10x 30x, etc but they are gone, frankly I am baffled… somewhat happy, but if it was some cam glitch it can happen again I'm afraid…
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well, I forgot to tell you this, I got a S22 ultra, as I could not get a note10+ in new condition, anyway, I tried minutes ago the test you sugested, with my car's headlights, and, the horizontal lines now are no longer visible! tried, 1x, 3x, 10x 30x, etc but they are gone, frankly I am baffled… somewhat happy, but if it was some cam glitch it can happen again I'm afraid…
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blackhawk warned you...
May have been a glitch. Or rf interference... CCP microwaves
I just hope it will not happen again, thanks a lot mate!