Credits goes to the guys of this topic:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...ide-enable-960fps-slow-motion-7t-pro-t4101389
The mod adds to the stock camera the option to record 10 seconds of the video in 720p 960 fps.
Just wanted to let you know that in the normal one plus 7 this mod works as well. I am using the latest stable Android 10 firmware with arter97 kernel. I did not tested the macro mode.
The only one difference is that we need to add the values described in the topic above to camera 0 and 3, because the camera 5 does not exist for us. Please check carefully the screenshots.
Don't forget to install the newest apk of the camera from the link below, as well as after applying the mod don't forget to restart your phone.
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/oneplus-ltd/oneplus-camera/oneplus-camera-3-10-19-release/
Have fun!
Not working with my OP7, with camera ver: OnePlus Camera 3.10.17 and OOS 10.3.2.GM57AA.
After editing the .xml files when I open the camera app it shows nothing just a black screen.
How about enabling Macro mode, Did it work for any?
Dipesh17 said:
Not working with my OP7, with camera ver: OnePlus Camera 3.10.17 and OOS 10.3.2.GM57AA.
After editing the .xml files when I open the camera app it shows nothing just a black screen.
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3.10.19 is the newest version. Download this version, edit the XML 0 and 3 by adding the values, and then restart the phone. It has to work because for me is working.
Not working
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3.10.19 is the newest version. Download this version, edit the XML 0 and 3 by adding the values, and then restart the phone. It has to work because for me is working.
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I tried the same but not working.
Check screenshot.
The only difference is I am using pref edit to edit xml because preferences manager is always crashes on my mobile.
And pref edit is working.
Would you please share your screenshot or suggest something.
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I tried the same but not working.
Check screenshot.
The only difference is I am using pref edit to edit xml because preferences manager is always crashes on my mobile.
And pref edit is working.
Would you please share your screenshot or suggest something.
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You wrote 920, instead of 960. Change the name in both to the correct number.
Dipesh17 said:
I tried the same but not working.
Check screenshot.
The only difference is I am using pref edit to edit xml because preferences manager is always crashes on my mobile.
And pref edit is working.
Would you please share your screenshot or suggest something.
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Had the same problem using Pref Edit, i edit them manually afterwards it works great, here are my xml files
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bb-oFqq4wXxOk4wKR_OCIs_88uh3zpnr/view?usp=sharing
Just put them in /data/data/com.oneplus.camera/shared_prefs.
Hi! I am the author of the original thread. First. Camera 5 id exist on our phone. Is for multi camera. As camera 0 is for dual. And camera 3 is for wide angle. Totally not used here. The stringset needs to be added on 0 and 5 for stability reasons. I would appreciate the OP to not create duplicated of the threads please. (Thanks for the credits though, but this mod is not only mine, other people deserve credits too) and not spread wrong info please.
Hi @elmarian756
With all respect, the purpose of writing it here was to inform the users of standard one plus 7 about the possibility of using this mod. I decided to write about it here because it was important to mention that the settings in the preferences manager apk has to be different. If you think that this topic doesn't make sense, please edit your topic and include the information that the standard op7 can also use this mod with the proper settings. In that way I don't mind in deleting this topic. The idea was just to share the info, not to change/share/steal the credits from the original author.
I believe that for the op7 pro there is CameraInfo_5.xml file, but for op7 there is not. Please take a look at the screenshot below how does it look in my op7. The CameraInfo_3.xml is the "highest" available number. There is also CameraInfo_2, and 1 and 0, but there is no file which has number 5 in the title. I guess that the difference is caused by the reason that the op7pro has one camera lens more (the wide angle what you wrote about) compared to op7 which does not have that lens.
For the users of standard op7 (me including) editing the camerainfo_3 and 0 brings the possibility of using 960fps slow motion mod. If you wish, I can record and share the video showing the settings as well as the sample of the 960fps slow motion.
By the way, thanks for sharing the info about this mod!
All the best,
Misiek735
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Hi @elmarian756
With all respect, the purpose of writing it here was to inform the users of standard one plus 7 about the possibility of using this mod. I decided to write about it here because it was important to mention that the settings in the preferences manager apk has to be different. If you think that this topic doesn't make sense, please edit your topic and include the information that the standard op7 can also use this mod with the proper settings. In that way I don't mind in deleting this topic. The idea was just to share the info, not to change/share/steal the credits from the original author.
I believe that for the op7 pro there is CameraInfo_5.xml file, but for op7 there is not. Please take a look at the screenshot below how does it look in my op7. The CameraInfo_3.xml is the "highest" available number. There is also CameraInfo_2, and 1 and 0, but there is no file which has number 5 in the title. I guess that the difference is caused by the reason that the op7pro has one camera lens more (the wide angle what you wrote about) compared to op7 which does not have that lens.
For the users of standard op7 (me including) editing the camerainfo_3 and 0 brings the possibility of using 960fps slow motion mod. If you wish, I can record and share the video showing the settings as well as the sample of the 960fps slow motion.
By the way, thanks for sharing the info about this mod!
All the best,
Misiek735
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I am sorry i dont want to be rude but you are just misinformed. The information you are providing is just incorrect.
You can check this yourself typing *#*#1597#*#* and check the cameras IDs.
IDs are: 0 for dual
5 multilens
4 telephoto related (not sure which mode uses this)
3 wide angle
2 telephoto
1 front camera.
Oneplus can set many IDs as they need according to use.
There is no higher or lower. Dial the code and switch between modes and you will find out yourself.
Changing only 0 id works. But crashes camera sometimes. It needs 5 too. 3, is wide angle. Totally unrelated.
That is why you enable macro support on cameraid 3. Because macro uses that wide angle lens.
Again, i dont mean to be rude. But you are calling my info wrong. Just posting wrong information. It will confuse users. And you are duplicating a thread. It will only create confusion. Please do check your info. Is wrong. I dont want to report the thread as duplicate. But kinda is. Users dont need this clarification or my info doesn't need correction. With all respect. Yours is wrong.
Cheers and all the best! :highfive:
Duplicate topic. Please consolidate discussion in one thread:
[GUIDE]enable 960Fps slow motion like 7t pro!
Hi, i Have installed a miui 12.5 by xiaomi.eu 20.12.28. I Have read that it's possible installa new xiaomi camera app with the features like high exsposition, clone photo.. Where can I download it? And after how i can instal it?
Thanks
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Where did you read that? Maybe there will be also answer for your question ?
I've checked changelog and there was something but about Gallery App, not Camera
Code:
Gallery
Fix - Crashes in certain scenarios (e.g. while trying to make clip)
New - New photo editing layout
New - Few new photo filters, e.g. Midwinter, Snowfall, Sangria, Nightfall, Caramel
New - Added random sky filter feature
New - Added advanced settings for photo editing, e.g. exposure, color temperature, hue
New - ID photo feature, Art photo feature
Optimization - Reclassified photo filters
The new app with magic clone, high exsposition.
Hi guys, my situation is the following:
I took alot of portrait mode pictures on a Samsung Note 8 (it was called "Live Focus") and on a Xiaomi Mi 9t Pro and a Google Pixel 5.
Now I try to collect all my pictures in one place, but the problem is, that I have no tool to edit all sort of portrait pictures. For example if I find a picture that I like, but I want to adjust the portrait mode effect, I need to find the right phone and edit it on that phone. That's far from ideal.
Is there any way to edit the portrait mode effect "bookeh" of all these pictures in one single app? No matter if it is an Android/iOS/Windows app. Or is there a way to remove the bookeh on all pictures at once? That would also help, because there are apps that can generate the bookeh afterwards, if I want it.
Poco X3 Pro is a device capable of delivering amazing photos with the help of Google-Camera Mod which has gained a lot of popularity in the past recent years. The aim of this thread is to provide the vayu community with the latest news and updates about our Google-Camera Mod.
The latest available G-Cam Mod is 8.4 version which is now in beta stage and pretty usable for daily use. All features are working very well with the exception of face retouching. A lot of work has been put into this version and many significant advancements have been made towards solving various bugs and improving the stability and output quality of this Google-Camera Mod.
Bugs:
• Face Retouching Not Working
• No Ultra Wide & Macro Lens Support Yet ( Should Be Added In Future Builds )
Download Links & Steps To Be Followed :
1.You Can Download Google-Camera 8.4.300 Beta Made By Arnova8G2 From HERE.
2.You'll Need To Import Gca File Into Gcam Now.
• How To Load:
Settings > Advanced > XML Config > Select Config > Browse & Select The GCA File
• Download The Gca File From HERE.
3.Now You'll Need A Config (XML) File To Apply The Necessary Changes To Enhance The Experience And Output Of The Gcam Optimised Specially For The Device.
• How To Load :
Step 1 - Move This File To The Following Location Internal > GCam > Configs8 (Create An Folder If Its Not There)
Step 2 - Then Double Click The Empty Space Next To The Shutter Button And Select The XML
• Download The Config (XML) File From HERE
NOTES:
Android 11 & above users must grant full file permissions to Google-Camera in order to be able to load xml configs
( Long-press on G-Cam icon > Info > See More > Permissions > Files and Media > Allow management of all files )
To prevent slow-motion/video focus hunting issues, tap to focus on the viewfinder and lock AF/AE by tapping the lock icon on top of the EV slider or DISABLE stabilization.
[ PRO Back Camera Tip ]
When shooting in low-light scenarios like after sunset or before sunrise, tap to focus on the viewfinder for a better exposure. Focusing manually will raise just the right amount of exposure for a perfectly balanced ratio between highlights and shadows
When shooting a subject with strong light coming from behind, tap to focus on the subject and slightly raise exposure using the exposure slider. This will ensure the subject will be well exposed
[ PRO Front Camera Tip ]
When shooting a selfie with strong light coming from behind or when shooting in low-light, your face may be underexposed. To counteract this issue, tap to focus on your face and slightly raise exposure using the exposure slider. This will ensure your face will be well exposed
For smoother selfies with less facial details on HDR+ Enhanced, Take Selfies In Night Sight Mode. (Hack For Beauty Mode LOL).
IMPORTANT: A clean install is always recommended prior to using Google-Camera in order to avoid possible functionality issues with the app! First uninstall all G-Cam apps currently found on your system » install G-Cam » open it and grant permissions » close G-Cam » clear G-Cam data and cache » open G-Cam and apply the settings/config » reboot device
Enjoy Google-Camera 8.4 on your vayu !
Cant even start apo. Fc. The same have for newest lmc.
Bsg 8.4.400 starting normally. On paranoid android 12
lsander said:
Cant even start apo. Fc. The same have for newest lmc.
Bsg 8.4.400 starting normally. On paranoid android 12
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Could Be A ROM issue i have tried on several ROMs Works Perfectly Fine Everywhere.
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In my experience the default gcam struggles with landscape photos making the grass look very strange when used on a large screen as a desktop wallpaper. I also find the zoomed in detail pretty poor on the newest update compared to when I first bought the 6a.
I found this gcam mod from MWP called "Gcam_8.4.300_beta6" that seems to fix both of those problems. The only bug I found with it is sometimes the image looks very blue or very orange, but this goes away after restarting the app.
The only settings that I changed from default were in Settings -> Advanced -> Super res zoom (ON) and also Settings -> Advanced -> Lib-patcher -> Custom Libs (MWP-NoiC).
I find that Custom Libs setting to have the best detail from my limited testing side by side but it does make the photo slightly less vibrant than the default google camera app.
Link: https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-MWP/
I also tried the new beta7 but it crash looped for me so I went back to the beta6.
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In my experience the default gcam struggles with landscape photos making the grass look very strange when used on a large screen as a desktop wallpaper. I also find the zoomed in detail pretty poor on the newest update compared to when I first bought the 6a.
I found this gcam mod from MWP called "Gcam_8.4.300_beta6" that seems to fix both of those problems. The only bug I found with it is sometimes the image looks very blue or very orange, but this goes away after restarting the app.
The only settings that I changed from default were in Settings -> Advanced -> Super res zoom (ON) and also Settings -> Advanced -> Lib-patcher -> Custom Libs (MWP-NoiC).
I find that Custom Libs setting to have the best detail from my limited testing side by side but it does make the photo slightly less vibrant than the default google camera app.
Link: https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-MWP/
I also tried the new beta7 but it crash looped for me so I went back to the beta6.
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