In my Nexus 4 I used to be able to set manual exposure in HDR mode, which super powered HDR to tremendous flexibility. I would normally take shots at -1 or -2 to ensure highlights had plenty of data and HDR would take care of bringing back shadow details. Match made in heaven to the glory of my instagram portfolio.
Now that I switched to a Nexus 5, manual exposure is just gone from HDR+. I believe the problem lies in the "+" because I had no HDR+ in the Nexus 4, only standard HDR.
Anything I can do to make manual exposure available in HDR+ or disable the "+" mode in the Nexus 5?
I discovered this L Camera mod that is made for Nexus devices but allows upto 1/8s Shutter Speed on Mi A1. 1/8s is still nothing for Long Exposure photography but atleast its almost twice as Mi's stock manual mode.
https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/foru...camera-longer-exposure-shooting-t3516152/amp/
in L Camera go to Options > Exposure > turn off auto exposure
Hello everyone
I'm from India, recently I had enabled camera2api in my Redmi note 5 pro. but after that some camera apps issue with shutter speed and some with ISO. even I set shutter speed to 10 or 12 seconds but it clicks normally as default Shutter speed. Due to this I can't take any long exposure shots. Gcam is ok but manual.....
If anyone knows any fix or any port, please reply.
Max exposure time is 1/2s,hope someone could made a long exposure time patch
Hi
I take a lot of still life type photos inside in relatively low light - not darkness however, the subjects of the photos are lit by LED spotlights.
I find that the camera brightness is always too dark and on every shot i have to manually increase brightness in a photo editing tool
On my previous Android (OnePlus3t) I could permanently adjust the brightness level so it was always brighter and did not require post editing
Is there any modification that I can do with the MI Mix 2S? I have tried the MIUI Camera and also the GCAM APK posted to this forum but same issue - on neither can i permanently increase brightness (In GCAM I can adjust on the screen at the time of the photo but that is very fiddly to do and you only get a second or two before it reverts back)
I bought the MIX MIX 2S becuase of its "best in class" camera - but for me its a retrograde step from the OnePlus3T becuase of this brightness issue.
Do you mean the exposure setting in the camera app? You can lock that if you want.
malimukk said:
Do you mean the exposure setting in the camera app? You can lock that if you want.
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Yes.
unfortunately the padlock in the app also locks the focus, and everythime you refocus the lock comes off and the exposure reverts back.
Would somebody be so kind to check if the following is possible:
Camera: Put the ISO on fixed and low (like 100) and then the shutter on auto AND be possible to take good pictures in half lit rooms, like indoors. (shutter can become like 5 seconds, on auto!)
Yes, very simple/basic you would think, but it appears to be very rare for camera phones. For normal camera’s this is 100% basic!
Please tell me the Mi Note 10 can do this.
And for more info, IF you are interested:
I tested it out: P30pro, Oneplus 7T and a bunch of more cheap/midrange/(I)phones. And as soon as you put it on a fixed (low) ISO (if even possible), the max shutter will be too short to make a good picture with low light. Or they put the shutter on manual as soon as you put Iso on a fixed value. Either way, it is not possible what I need for photogrammetry
I have no clue why they set the max shutter on something like half a second max, when ISO is manual/fixed but they do. Or fixed ISO means only manual shutter. Even with Gcam and/or other party apps. I've tried everything!
Yes, you can manually set the shutter longer, to get a decent exposure (so, technical it is possible to take the picture with the right exposure), but I need it to be on auto shutter/exposure, as I have to take 1000+ pictures in half a day for photogrammetry, so I do not have time to do manual shutter/exposure.
On a normal camera this is soooo basic. Please tell me the Mi Note 10 does not have this strange “limitation” for no obvious reason that other high level camera phones do have.
Yes, it has such limitation and it has a basic explanation - if the shutter speed is longer than half a second, you'll need a tripod for a decent image.
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Yes, it has such limitation and it has a basic explanation - if the shutter speed is longer than half a second, you'll need a tripod for a decent image.
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Thanks for the answer, though it was not what I hoped for.
And yes you need a tripod of course. But do the big companies think nobody ever heard of a tripod and why you use them for a camera(phone)? Beside that, it is only limited when shutter is on auto, not on manual. To me it make no sense.
Not to mention al 3th party apps, they all claim: use you camera phone as a DSLR…. NOT!
You can do whatever you want, even in the default camera app.
The max shutter rate is 32s, and the max ISO is 6400.
You can set whatever you want.
I also shoot nighttime, and I'm always at 100 ISO.
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The max shutter rate is 32s, and the max ISO is 6400.
You can set whatever you want.
I also shoot nighttime, and I'm always at 100 ISO.
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Okay, but do you set the shutter on manual or on auto? What will become the max shutter on auto? (with fixed ISO at 100 and at nighttime).