I've been trying to take some pictures of my fish tank. It's in a dark room. The fish are pretty active. Video here.
I'm using the Auto mode. Have also tried the Sports mode and got same results.
Some of the pics come out slightly blurry almost like the shutter speed is too slow. Anyone have ideas what else I can try?
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You need to increase the shutter speed, you need to be in pro mode to do that. Iso was 640 and shutter was 1/60, try iso 800 and 1/125 for shutter.
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I have noticed that camera has not improved with this new ROM UPG, I think it got worse. If you set in "auto" camera setting and try to use your cam openair, when you move from a strongly illuminated place to a shadow one, the cam will hang to find, in "auto" mode, the right exposure. Here it is an example.
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Here it is the same pic taken with "day light" mode camera setting
Any suggestion?
I am quite happy with the camera (and app) of my Nexus, besides one thing, the night mode. Everytime I take a night mode picture, any strong light will create a big glare on my photos, an example here:
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Any ways to improve this?
What app for camera do you use?already try fixzoom?
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The preview of my rear camera is quite grainy though the pics are fine... Is it supposed to be like that !? Its a 32GB S6 (920I)...
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Edit : Only happens when indoor...
A picture taken with a camera is an image painted by the light in a whole fraction of second (less noise).
Instead when you look in the viewfinder, the images are displayed real time... so the light have way less time to paint all those real time sequential images (more noise = grainy).
i cant turn camera off, i want to photography my little daugther while she's sleeping.
any ideas, suggestion, or resolution for my problem?!
lefty32956 said:
i cant turn camera off, i want to photography my little daugther while she's sleeping.
any ideas, suggestion, or resolution for my problem?!
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You want to mute the shutter sound, is that it? You can do that in the capture settings and, turn on mute.
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I'm just about to order this phone for the sole purpuse in mind: use it as a flight computer on a paraglider, where sunlight visiblity is critical.
Notebookcheck has this photo of the 7.2 (which has the same panel):
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This looks amazing to me, especially compared to Xiaomi Redmi 9S:
Now, this might not be valid as the two settings are very different.
Could someone upload a photo in bright sunlight, with maximum brightness + brightness sensor enabled?