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Both Samsung and Honor have released their in-screen camera phones yesterday.
I just found this picture: compare the hole of View 20 and the hole of Samsung. It is obvious honor's is much smaller.
Will a smaller camera hole have the same camera performance? I'm curious about it...
leahcoo said:
Both Samsung and Honor have released their in-screen camera phones yesterday.
I just found this picture: compare the hole of View 20 and the hole of Samsung. It is obvious honor's is much smaller.
Will a smaller camera hole have the same camera performance? I'm curious about it...
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This has to do with craftsmanship, which means the craftsmanship of the Honor View 20 is better.
How the technique works? Want to know how they punch the hole on the screen
Funny Posters of View20 hole punch screen
I found some interesting posters about the in-screen camera from Honor weibo. So funny.
Related
I've taken 2 pictures; one with the phone back on and one without. This comparison should hopefully show how the glass on the back really washes out the pictures taken on the G2x. These are both taken from the stock Froyo camera.
And I keep the glass on the back relatively clean, in hopes that the photos I take will be less washed out.
____________________With Back:________________________________________________________Without Back:________________________
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I could be wrong but your second photo looks as if the camera was moving as you took the pic: a bit of blurring.
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I could be wrong but your second photo looks as if the camera was moving as you took the pic: a bit of blurring.
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Yep sorry my hands shook a bit, but I'm just trying to show the color differences not the sharpness.
Can someone recommend one one?
i took a disposable camera, cracked it open, and cut the little lense out to use as a macro lense. worked great until i lost the thing lol ,gotta go do it again
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i took a disposable camera, cracked it open, and cut the little lense out to use as a macro lense. worked great until i lost the thing lol ,gotta go do it again
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haha, great!
Or you can try this
http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-A-IPhone-Macro-Lens-with-Laser-Pointer-for-1/
https://photojojo.com/awesomeness/cell-phone-lenses
Taken with the aforementioned lens (On a Note 4), which doubles as a wide-angle. They only work well with phones without OIS though due to magnetic interference, so it will work fine with the 6P.
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Not sure if they meant to have these available or not.. but I noticed the XZ2 studio samples while looking at their S9 review and if they're correct .. wow, it'd mean Sony actually "fixed" their camera issues for low light (and somehow messed up good light, but im less worried about that).
Look at this:
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Or for yourself: (XZ2 vs S9 vs XZP) https://www.gsmarena.com/piccmp.php3?idType=5&idPhone1=9081&idPhone2=8966&idPhone3=8593
seems like its oversharpening a bit. for some areas with structure it looks good but the rubber bands are looking terrible. samsung has definitely reduced sharpening this time in comparison to sony
Even against the latest iDevice, and the Pixel XL2, i think its quite favourable.
I wonder if the XZ2 will work with the ported google camera app....
These two smartphone-makers have unveiled their new products featuring a "hole-punch" selfie camera, A8s, nova 4 and View 20.
It is weird that both of them put the hole in the left corner.
Why not middle?
But I appreciate what they have done to remove the ugly notch.
Just found a news introduce how HUAWEI remove the notch.
https://www.huaweicentral.com/huawe...panel-to-get-full-screen-ratio-notch-out-yes/
They narrow down all the sensors into the thinnest top forehead and leave a small hole to place the camera.
Here is the question: How do Samsung and HUAWEI make the hole ?
Normally we will use a drill to drill the hole...:laugh:but it is so easy to crack the screen.
What do you think?
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It's unlikely that they actually make a screen without a hole and then cut one. It's much more likely that they are just manufactured with the hole to begin with.
HONOR View20 is the first screen to be released with a punch-hole camera on its display, ahead of Samsung’s Galaxy S10 about two months. Moreover Honor opted to put its punch-hole in the left corner while Samsung's is in the right corner.
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The camera hole has been made as small as possible by some clever engineering by Honor. The HONOR View20’s punch hole is smaller than Samsung S10’s. For HONOR, the biggest challenge was how to implement the in-screen design, and the secret was to create a very small hole with a diameter of only 4.5mm in the display area of the screen -- an extremely complex 18-layer technology stack.
Let us know what do you think of HONOR View20’s punch hole is smaller than Samsung S10’s?
Reference:
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/honor-view-20-review,news-29181.html