https://youtu.be/9ZJYbhriaCc
Watching this video you can see the superiority of the Xperia 1
Xperia kingh photo and video night and day
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xzpremium1976 said:
Watching this video you can see the superiority of the Xperia 1
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Definitely doesn't look superior to me, it's too dark for first half of the video and then night sight destroys the Xperia's photos
I should wear glasses, It is clear that the videos and photos have more sharpness etc. The pixel video looks like a mobile of 50 euros next to it is all burned and with a lot of noise
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I should wear glasses, It is clear that the videos and photos have more sharpness etc. The pixel video looks like a mobile of 50 euros next to it is all burned and with a lot of noise
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Can't see half the stuff in Xperia 1 videos, more yellow and less detail in photos, especially compared to the pixels night light.
What people don't seem to understand, that night shots are supposed to be dark, it's night time!, no unrealistic over saturated brightness and inaccurate colors
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What people don't seem to understand, that night shots are supposed to be dark, it's night time!, no unrealistic over saturated brightness and inaccurate colors
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Theres dark then there's dark that hides a lot of detail like the Xperia does.
If night shots are supposed to be dark then why is everyone releasing night shot feature which takes in more light? Like the one in the video where the Xperia doesn't do as well in.
There are people with eye problems
Left pixel 3 right King Xperia 1
Xperia 1 King night
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Can't see half the stuff in Xperia 1 videos, more yellow and less detail in photos, especially compared to the pixels night light.
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Yeah that's you, blinded by the truth cause your a fanboy
@Mackay53- the question is: have you bought the Xperia 1? do you speak knowing what you're talking about?
Or are you just here and there to make fun or mocking this phone?
Thanks
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@Mackay53- the question is: have you bought the Xperia 1? do you speak knowing what you're talking about?
Or are you just here and there to make fun or mocking this phone?
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. have a problem with Sony I think
z1c_wh said:
@Mackay53- the question is: have you bought the Xperia 1? do you speak knowing what you're talking about?
Or are you just here and there to make fun or mocking this phone?
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Yes I have the phone and yes I know what I'm talking about. Just someone needs to talk some sense into Mr fanboy down there.
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. have a problem with Sony I think
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Yes, XPERIA 1 shots are darker in some scenes, but details are better. So if you like brighter photos at night you will buy Pixel 3. But for details you will go for XPERIA 1. Very simply. Now waiting for daylight photos. So much about exelent Google camera that has DxOmark score of 101.
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Yes, XPERIA 1 shots are darker in some scenes, but details are better. So if you like brighter photos at night you will buy Pixel 3. But for details you will go for XPERIA 1. Very simply. Now waiting for daylight photos. So much about exelent Google camera that has DxOmark score of 101.
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Yes you're right it is very simple, If I want more detail I'll go back to my old pixel 2 xl
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Yes you're right it is very simple, If I want more detail I'll go back to my old pixel 2 xl
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Are you Google Pixel Fan? If not, you are lost case. Don't know what else to say.
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Are you Google Pixel Fan? If not, you are lost case. Don't know what else to say.
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Not really, I just base my decision on hundreds of photos, not some YouTuber posting 3 or 4....
Photos are good but not the best, not the reason I got the phone. Fanboys just need to realise it
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Not really, I just base my decision on hundreds of photos, not some YouTuber posting 3 or 4....
Photos are good but not the best, not the reason I got the phone. Fanboys just need to realise it
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Agre with you. XPERIA 1 has good photos, not the best. But in this case Pixel 3 is not for night details. Colors are wrong on both phones, better on XPERIA, but still wrong.
in day it also destroys pixel 3 easy
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The colors are far too over saturated. The resulting photos are not at all accurate. I tried changing white balance, but they problem stayed. Is there some other setting? Is this problem software specific... in other words would a different ROM maybe fix it?
have heard that and may be a little true, i am not a photo buff, so i think they are great
I think the photos are fine. Are you looking at them on a pc?
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one of mine
i shoot them to my flatscreen also over wifi--they look great
sorry for the house, we are repainting--
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Yes, could that be the problem? I thought everyone looks at digital photos on PCs. FWIW the color problem persists on various PCs and on the phone itself.
To be honest, I think your photo proves the OP's point. I'm not saying it doesn't look great - it does; however, the colours are way over-saturated, meaning that while it looks nice, it does not look like a real or accurate represenation of the subject.
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one of mine
i shoot them to my flatscreen also over wifi--they look great
sorry for the house, we are repainting--
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That is a great picture.
But unless that plant in the foreground is plugged into an outlet, there's no way that color can be accurate. Does it not look outrageously bright green to you?
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To be honest, I think your photo proves the OP's point. I'm not saying it doesn't look great - it does; however, the colours are way over-saturated, meaning that while it looks nice, it does not look like a real or accurate represenation of the subject.
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Exactly. It looks "nice"... but the colors are way too intense.
Has anyone using a non-stock ROM noticed a difference?
Here's an example. The couch in this picture is a rather subdued maroon color. It does not glow like this in real life.
Yup. I just took a pic to confirm and its very noticeable. This is a big issue.
I find that if you into into the image adjustments and lower the saturation by 1, the colors are more accurate and natural. The photos are from my school and i think that just lowering the saturation it looks more natural
Looks like that does it, nice tip mate.
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The colors are far too over saturated. The resulting photos are not at all accurate. I tried changing white balance, but they problem stayed. Is there some other setting? Is this problem software specific... in other words would a different ROM maybe fix it?
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Dude,
Get yourself an SLR camera if you're not happy!
It's just a damn phone (i.e. a device you use to make calls), what do you expect?
LOL
Thank you, Corona. It looks like that's a step in the right direction.
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Dude,
Get yourself an SLR camera if you're not happy!
It's just a damn phone (i.e. a device you use to make calls), what do you expect?
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LOL indeed.
I'm comparing the photos from this to the photos of previous smart phones, like the Nexus One, G2 and several Samsung phones I've owned. All of these took better pictures with more accurate colors. The One S does have some nice features, like HDR and Low Light mode, but if the colors are all wrong, then it doesn't matter.
But it seems this may be lost on you. You're clearly struggling to understand the term 'smart phone'. My suspicion is that you, having little experience with the first half of the term have chosen to ignore it, and this is what has lead you to believe that a smart phone is 'just a damn phone.'
Relax man! Don't get so wound up! It's not the end of the world!
JohnHenrySDM said:
LOL indeed.
I'm comparing the photos from this to the photos of previous smart phones, like the Nexus One, G2 and several Samsung phones I've owned. All of these took better pictures with more accurate colors. The One S does have some nice features, like HDR and Low Light mode, but if the colors are all wrong, then it doesn't matter.
But it seems this may be lost on you. You're clearly struggling to understand the term 'smart phone'. My suspicion is that you, having little experience with the first half of the term have chosen to ignore it, and this is what has lead you to believe that a smart phone is 'just a damn phone.'
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Actually, it's quite the opposite. I am very much aware about the 'smart' bit in 'smartphone' but I just think that no matter how you put it the camera on a 'smartphone' can never be included in the 'smart' bit.
You see, I am actually very much into photography and I do care quite a bit about the photo quality and that is why a phone no matter how 'smart' it is will never cut it for me - the quality is simply not there from the very start. There is no way to get the same quality from the tiny sensor and lens in a 'smart' phone as you would get from an SLR, even one with a 1.6 crop factor, and a proper set of lens.
So basically if you want your photos to look good then don't take them with a phone! While if you just want to point and shoot when you're out with your friends then I don't think the colour accuracy is that much of a big deal - you can always retouch them in Photoshop if you care that much. At the end of the day in a point and shoot situation you probably want to capture the moment and not so much to take an artistic photo.
I may well be wrong since the camera function on my 'smart' phone is one of the things I use the least. In my case, when I want to take good photos I make sure I have my SLR with me - I'd never leave it to the camera on my phone. That is not to say that the phone is not actually very smart indeed, don't get me wrong, it's just that I use all the other functions a hell of a lot more and I think that's what makes it really smart, not the silly camera...
You guys needa go buy nikons if you're worried about ur couch looking too red honestly
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icecicle said:
You guys needa go buy nikons if you're worried about ur couch looking too red honestly
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LOOOL
I totally agree man! That's what I did! Mind you, I'm not a Nikon fan though, I like my Canon 550D a lot more!
You guys are totally missing the point. Photography is also a hobby of mine (I happen to be a Nikon fan) but that does not mean I can't expect that my new phone take pictures at least as good as a phone from FIVE years ago.
If the phone's calculator added one and one and came up with thirty three, would you tell me it's not a problem, and that I shouldn't be using a phone for a calculator?
What happened to this thread--
I will agree if the photos are VERY important, a phone may not be the way to go or take some photos before buying
On the other hand no need to lambast anyone
For this old man--I can only hope if someone takes a pic of me with my phone, it enhances me as well as it does the other photos it takes--
The s4 has been ranked second after the untouchable Nokia 808. http://bgr.com/2013/05/24/galaxy-s4-camera-test-iphone-5/ funny enough the over hyped HTC one is no where to be found.
I think our dear phone has been proven to be worth the money once again.
Views and comments below please.
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well it doesn't suprise me since it's 13mp vs 8mp it even does beat xperia Z's 13mp and htc even super duper ultra won't help it
I think DXO hasn't tested HTC One yet..but I seriously doubt it will score anything higher than 70.
strip419 said:
The s4 has been ranked second after the untouchable Nokia 808. http://bgr.com/2013/05/24/galaxy-s4-camera-test-iphone-5/ funny enough the over hyped HTC one is no where to be found.
I think our dear phone has been proven to be worth the money once again.
Views and comments below please.
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The One is nowhere to be found cause they didnt tested it yet.
Now try again.
strip419 said:
The s4 has been ranked second after the untouchable Nokia 808. http://bgr.com/2013/05/24/galaxy-s4-camera-test-iphone-5/ funny enough the over hyped HTC one is no where to be found.
I think our dear phone has been proven to be worth the money once again.
Views and comments below please.
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Read your post twice. Still desperately trying to find a sense in it that would justify opening yet another camera thread. Camera still superb at good conditions. And really crap at lowlight and fast moving objects. Shutter speed is pathetic. ONEs video/sound recording also way better. And I tested both for weeks. But wait: that's been basically said on every second page here.
slind said:
Read your post twice. Still desperately trying to find a sense in it that would justify opening yet another camera thread. Camera still superb at good conditions. And really crap at lowlight and fast moving objects. Shutter speed is pathetic. ONEs video/sound recording also way better. And I tested both for weeks. But wait: that's been basically said on every second page here.
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I will listen to the certified camera tech company , NOT YOU
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The One is nowhere to be found cause they didnt tested it yet.
Now try again.
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I bet you a £100 it won't beat the s4.....NEVER... Not with 4-detail lacking- ultrapixel camera.
This will go down as probably the most hyped tech of 2013 that ended up being @*****
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I hate the way reviewers just say Galaxy S4......WHICH VERSION????
They are both very very different!
I think Samsung could do better camera. In low light conditions it is crap, shutter speed is still very low and on 1080p videos you've got tearing smearing with picture zoomed in.
You know, low-light (especially with motion) is the weak-spot of the GS4 camera but we have plenty of examples of high shutter speed images in the various camera threads.
Captures of hose water, kids jumping and so on are "frozen" as long as it's medium light or above.
ChronoReverse said:
You know, low-light (especially with motion) is the weak-spot of the GS4 camera but we have plenty of examples of high shutter speed images in the various camera threads.
Captures of hose water, kids jumping and so on are "frozen" as long as it's medium light or above.
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My low light experience with the S4 is superb. It's able to capture, in night mode, even pictures made in a dark room.
Anyway, use the flash if you in a dark place
I would agree, the s4 really has got itself a very good camera. Im an outgoing person and I take most of my photos in high or medium lights. Its very seldom that I would take pictures of something or someone in low lights. I would use a flash if i really want to capture them with as much detail as possible.
Heres my very first shot of my s4 after i got it out of the box. It was very cloudy thst day. I cropped the fountain area only.
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All cameras are useless in low light unless you can control the shutter speed and keep the camera stable. Even high end Cannon or Nikon cameras need a good flash or a tripod to get good results in those kinds of conditions. If you have unwanted motion in the framing then it's game over. At the end of the day, if you can't get light through the lens and onto the sensor, you can't expect to get good pictures. There are dirty tricks that can are employed, such as a high ISO speed, merging images, or a large low res sensor, but at the end of the day you're still making sacrifices with the image.
This low light camera business has become a proper skit for selling smart phones.
low light conditions with Night Mode One.
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I downloaded an app called Timelapse Pro to help me become a pro at, umm... time-lapse. Yeah. Well, Timelapse Pro failed. It needs to be updated so that the Lumia 1020 can take full control. See the test for yourself:
http://youtu.be/gcLwir7J9kY
That was taken from my balcony here in Seattle.
jjimenezjj said:
I downloaded an app called Timelapse Pro to help me become a pro at, umm... time-lapse. Yeah. Well, Timelapse Pro failed. It needs to be updated so that the Lumia 1020 can take full control. See the test for yourself:
(Link removed due to my account privileges.)
That was taken from my balcony here in Seattle.
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Incredible pictures! I must say how jealous I am of you guys in the states as we have to wait till the end of next month for this device. I am currently a Samsung Galaxy S3 user and have never used a Windows Phone 8 phone, I have checked the apps I use and have decided that I am getting the 1020 when it's released here in Europe.
I am a former Android junkie, owned (Google nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Xperia S, HTC one X, Galaxy s3) and i jumped ship to Lumia 920 a month ago. I can still say with a smile on my face that thinking outside the box really helps, and i don't regret the change at all. Great device, great OS, great camera!! But Lumia 1020 has a breathtaking camera... It's now on my shortlist, and i will do whatever has to be done to get it when it will be released in Europe. Thaks for the pics, they really scream out loud that Lumia 1020 has by far the best mobile camera in the game...
I just bought LG Optimus G, but I'm sure that only when L1020 will come to my country (october probably) I'll buy it at day 1! I just fell in love with its camera.
Perfect quality and nice photos, dude!
Thanks for the comment guys! I hope you post your pics when you finally get your phones
lol
jjimenezjj said:
I downloaded an app called Timelapse Pro to help me become a pro at, umm... time-lapse. Yeah. Well, Timelapse Pro failed. It needs to be updated so that the Lumia 1020 can take full control. See the test for yourself:
http://youtu.be/gcLwir7J9kY
That was taken from my balcony here in Seattle.
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hy there..
i just watched ur video, erm did u edited it?
cause, well im unshure, but that aint a plane, jhahha
Look at 0:17 Sek. in the top right, theres a , um, well, something making a sharp turn and dunno, looks very strange..
Best start at 0:14 sek. and concentrate at the the top and then right u see what i mean.. haha
greetz BetA
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hy there..
i just watched ur video, erm did u edited it?
cause, well im unshure, but that aint a plane, jhahha
Look at 0:17 Sek. in the top right, theres a , um, well, something making a sharp turn and dunno, looks very strange..
Best start at 0:14 sek. and concentrate at the the top and then right u see what i mean.. haha
greetz BetA
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lol, that is indeed an airplay making a pretty wide turn, just looks sharp from a distance and sped up.
BetA3D said:
hy there..
i just watched ur video, erm did u edited it?
cause, well im unshure, but that aint a plane, jhahha
Look at 0:17 Sek. in the top right, theres a , um, well, something making a sharp turn and dunno, looks very strange..
Best start at 0:14 sek. and concentrate at the the top and then right u see what i mean.. haha
greetz BetA
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lol, that is indeed an airplay making a pretty wide turn, just looks sharp from a distance and sped up.
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He's right. Even though it looked sporadic, it was actually going slow. The video rendered 30 pics a second so that thing was going SUPER slow in reality.
Just messing around to learn the manual controls
5 bracketed HDR photo taken with my Lumia 1020. A little blurry, I was holding it without a grip or tripod
Full size
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=7AD100AA72C3C3F2!276&v=3
A little low light test
I went outside tonight and pointed my Lumia 1020 straight up. I sat it on the edge of my deck so I wouldn't move it and it captured this. Mind you it's not the best photo ever but this blew me away. THIS IS ON A PHONE!!!!
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I went outside tonight and pointed my Lumia 1020 straight up. I sat it on the edge of my deck so I wouldn't move it and it captured this. Mind you it's not the best photo ever but this blew me away. THIS IS ON A PHONE!!!!
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That looks like the 5mp size file. This might not be the best camera for star pics with all the noise and streaking.
I shot this out my car window at a stop light. It might be the best photo I've ever taken, and it was with a PHONE!
Full res: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7420/9413470423_3281c908d5_o.jpg
...and also this sleepy boy. No flash, auto settings.
Wife and I stopped by a model home, then target, all pics taken on full auto. FYI, if you don't know the camera details:
6 element (5 plastic, 1 glass) F2.2 Zeiss lens, 41Mp multi-sampling sensor, LED flash for focus & Video, Zenon flash (same as real cameras) for pics & for more natural lighting.
Nice pics, guys! I have a few more low-light pics to share:
I hope you liked em'.
John J
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Hi.
My pictures sample taken with Lumia 1020
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjJ4TqMe
OK so im coming from a long line of iPhones and after getting bored of iOS this is my first venture into Samsung. I took this photo at the club I work at last night and seriously, what is going on here? The flash pics were pretty crap too, finding it very hard to focus after pressing the shutter.
p.s yes i know how to take good photos normally and no there isnt any plastic over the lens.
Here is the link to the full size image, zoom in yourself and look!! CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR FULL SIZE PIC
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Even that image is better than any iPhone I've seen, personally I've not had any problems with the camera although there are a few different types of modes that you can use while on the camera have you tried playing with them?
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H0rn said:
Even that image is better than any iPhone I've seen, personally I've not had any problems with the camera although there are a few different types of modes that you can use while on the camera have you tried playing with them?
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Sure, tried every mode available! Let me upload a similar iPhone 5 pic, hold on.
I also noticed the pictures weren't what I expected.
They tend to blur quite easily.
I'm hoping a software update will sort it.
It's a 13MP camera, you're either doing something wrong or your camera is bad.
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I also noticed the pictures weren't what I expected.
They tend to blur quite easily.
I'm hoping a software update will sort it.
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I haven't used the camera too much but if there is any focus problems I'm guessing they can fix it that way.
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It's a 13MP camera, you're either doing something wrong or your camera s ad.
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Definitely not doing something wrong lol, you can clearly see its actually a good picture in terms of light pickup its the smearing like an oil painting and thats nothing to do with the megapixels either
I agree with the poster, ive had many phones and by far the note 3 has the worst photo quality ever, im really dissapointed for a ~750 euro device to have such a bad camera. 13MP looks nice in the specs but numbers is not everything.
To me it looks like there is some kind compression on the image, maybe the firmware has some kind of compression method to keep the camera up to speed for zero shutter lag.
Hope samsung will look into this and give us an update in the camera firmware.
Thats weird.
In this post the camera pics are amazing
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2462052
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Thats weird.
In this post the camera pics are amazing
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2462052
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Yes you are right, the bright and especialy daylight pictures are pretty nice, but when things get dark or far away they smudge out. You can see it happen in the bottom 2 pictures in that post, the last 2 are obviously lower quality than the flowers for example.
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Thats weird.
In this post the camera pics are amazing
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2462052
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Haha! That is taken by me.
Note 3 is the best phone camera I ever use, the photo quality is outstanding!
Andrewtst said:
Haha! That is taken by me.
Note 3 is the best phone camera I ever use, the photo quality is outstanding!
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Can u upload some more low level light pics?
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Can u upload some more low level light pics?
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Here is some I post before - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45941670#post45941670 and also the differences between Smart Stabilisation ON/OFF.
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Here is some I post before - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45941670#post45941670 and also the differences between Smart Stabilisation ON/OFF.
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thanks for the link
What do you expect? The camera has a 1/3" sensor, a FX SLR has ~28 times the sensor area. This means that you would need 28 times the light (or time) to shoot a photo with same quality.
This is not possible because in the conditions where your photo was shot you would need a tripod and long exposure (which is not useable on moving objects) to make a photo which has comparable quality like an outdoor picture!
Anyhow, I have the N3 for one day now and I am happy with it so far, especially with the better camera!
djrm said:
Definitely not doing something wrong lol, you can clearly see its actually a good picture in terms of light pickup its the smearing like an oil painting and thats nothing to do with the megapixels either
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Well it does have to do with the megapixels because the more you have the less the typical blur will be visibly apparent as a result of movement, which seems to be the case here, whether that be movement by you or the subject.
redpill2016 said:
Well it does have to do with the megapixels because the more you have the less the typical blur will be visibly apparent as a result of movement, which seems to be the case here, whether that be movement by you or the subject.
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It isnt blur, it's the denoise that samsung is using. This is a software issue, among other things obviously. Whether or not they fix it I have no idea.
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OK so im coming from a long line of iPhones and after getting bored of iOS this is my first venture into Samsung. I took this photo at the club I work at last night and seriously, what is going on here? The flash pics were pretty crap too, finding it very hard to focus after pressing the shutter.
p.s yes i know how to take good photos normally and no there isnt any plastic over the lens.
Here is the link to the full size image, zoom in yourself and look!! CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR FULL SIZE PIC
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What's wrong is there's too many fat ugly chicks at the club.
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Until manufacturers either quit trying to outdo each other with more megapixels on the same size sensor, lower the megapixels on the same size sensor (like HTC did with the One), or increase the sensor size (such as Apple just did with the 5s), low light photos are going to have more and more noise. The smaller the pixel, the less light it captures, which results in worse low light performance.
Here is the metadata for anyone interested .. It seems like the camera shot the picture in night mode
http://regex.info/exif.cgi?imgurl=http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/1652/qkly.jpg
here is a similar shot on a iphone 4s
http://regex.info/exif.cgi?dummy=on....com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/IMG_36372.jpg
iphone 5
http://regex.info/exif.cgi?dummy=on...nthemix.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/bild1.jpg
htc one
http://regex.info/exif.cgi?dummy=on...bemm.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/imag1352.jpg
night club shots are hard on any phone there are too many lights comings from odd directions.
"I've created a Telegram group to discuss possible issues with some users and most everybody noticed a huge issue with the Camera, with this one having huge lens flare in certain angle where the source of light is not even visible on the Viewfinder. This happens not only at sunlight but also at night where the strength of a single street lamp ruins the whole Camera experience."
This was the E-Mail i've been sending to Oppo and apparently their fix is:
1 - Clear Camera App Cache
2 - Reboot the Phone
3 - Update your Software Version
4 - Factory Reset the phone
The problem is that this is a Hardware issue and Oppo doesn't recognize this.
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This is how a Lens Flare happens and it is normal in most cases, but not here. People are having this aiming the phone to the floor.
So, do you guys have this issue?
Basically go outdoor and keep playing with the Camera until you see the Flares as the attachment shows.
It must be on a certain angle and only affects the Main Camera.
More examples:
Good write up of the issue, I haven't gone out of my way to try and reproduce your issue but I've had the phone since release in the UK and taken at least 100 photos in varying lighting conditions and not one of them has any flares or reflections like in your shots
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sheppy101 said:
Good write up of the issue, I haven't gone out of my way to try and reproduce your issue but I've had the phone since release in the UK and taken at least 100 photos in varying lighting conditions and not one of them has any flares or reflections like in your shots
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you don't have sun in UK
only the night shots are mine
Mmmm I live in Seville (Spain) hard sun 300 out of 365 days of the year and for the moment I havent noticed this, here im going to post 3 recent photos (obviously with the find x2 pro) and in one of them (the grizzlies one) maybe a little bit of flare in the left side of the photo
its not in direct contact with the light, its on a certain angle depending on the phone.
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you don't have sun in UK
only the night shots are mine
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Hahaha while that's generally true, for about 2 weeks last month it was around 28 degrees and sunny... Which is where I took a lot of shots outdoors and no issues
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sheppy101 said:
Hahaha while that's generally true, for about 2 weeks last month it was around 28 degrees and sunny... Which is where I took a lot of shots outdoors and no issues
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i dont notice it aswell on daylight in real life usage, but when you know how to reproduce it it's hard to miss
I don't see flares in my shots, but I notice that there is a blurring of outer area of the frame.
When I take a photo of a document or something a foot or two from the lens its very noticeable.
Its sharp in the center of the frame but blurs are very obvious around the center.
samusx said:
I don't see flares in my shots, but I notice that there is a blurring of outer area of the frame.
When I take a photo of a document or something a foot or two from the lens its very noticeable.
Its sharp in the center of the frame but blurs are very obvious around the center.
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thats normal due the sensor size.
I don't have this issue I'd recommend getting a repair/replacement through warranty, problem solved
TheInfiniteAndroid said:
I don't have this issue I'd recommend getting a repair/replacement through warranty, problem solved
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The problem is that Oppo says it's a Software issue.
sirTAVARES said:
The problem is that Oppo says it's a Software issue.
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So if that's what they think, what software solution are they going to come up with?
Texan1 said:
So if that's what they think, what software solution are they going to come up with?
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none. i've mention this even before i got the phone and still no proper answer.
it's still under "investigation"
Having exactly the same issue here. I get a halo toward the bottom of pictures mainly around 6-7 in the evening. Doesn't look like a software issue I would say definitely lens related on the main camera.
Danvall said:
Having exactly the same issue here. I get a halo toward the bottom of pictures mainly around 6-7 in the evening. Doesn't look like a software issue I would say definitely lens related on the main camera.
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send an e-mail to Oppo.
and feel free to post some examples to other users since i'm sure this is a generic issue
An Engineer decided to reply after a month.
with some bull**** message.
Funny Reply
DXOMark Comparison
Link - https://imgur.com/a/JVubg4N
sirTAVARES said:
An Engineer decided to reply after a month.
with some bull**** message.
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Still can't seem to replicate this issue which makes me think it's device specific, however from the Engineers reply it seems like he's implying it's a limitation rather than a fault
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Still can't seem to replicate this issue which makes me think it's device specific, however from the Engineers reply it seems like he's implying it's a limitation rather than a fault
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if its limited to some devices, even better. just replace the faulty devices.
Well I don't think it's a limitation because iv have this camera since release and and iv just noticed it yesterday IV been taking pictures for a while now with no issues then just suddenly IV noticed it happening, seems very very bad at takes g a basic picture with a lamp at the side
https://forum.xda-developers.com/find-x2-pro/help/camera-strange-streek-photos-black-spot-t4132511
Look at my post it's shocking