Hi All,
First of all , I would like to thank @KoopahTManiac , I found Working Gcam with Specially Exynos Phones.
Everything is working except front camera. You can take stunning Photos using the BAck camera. There are many camera configs are available.
Viewfinder
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1 - Self-timer: Select the time for automatic photo shooting.
2 - HDR Control: Selects HDR Off, HDR + Auto (ZSL) and HDR + Enhanced.
3- Temperature Control: Manually select the white balance control.
4 - Flash: Enable, Disable or Automatic.
5 - Shortcut to turn on or off AWB (Auto White Balance).
6 - Allows you to turn the continuous flash on or off, if the continuous flash is on even before the shutter is clicked.
7 - Moon icon is full auto. S+M is semi auto. S+ and S2 are manual underexposure based on underexposure value, also they differ in iso selection in lowlight. Moon icon is the most used by us.
8 - Camera Modes.
9 - Zoom.
10 - Toggle shutter aperture, only for compatible devices.
Night Sight
1 - Switch between auto focus, "macro" or infinite focus.
2 - Iso Slider
Settings Main Top
- Dump DevData: Use this only when asked for debuging otherwise keep it off.
- Lens Shading Tuning:
Sets The Lens Shading Correction Profile(Dont Use Off).
- Metering Mode:
Matrix Tries To Expose The Whole Sceene.
Center weight exposes on center.
Google handle by Google itself.
- Lib: Libs are at the heart of image processing, they control colors, noise, white balance, and more. You can use google stock or try the modified ones like ZGCAMV2.
- HDR+ underexposure multiplier: Higher values give more underexposed image(darker image with better preserving highlights and light sources) and lower values give brighter image but overexposing in highlights . Best trade of value is 75.
- HDR+ white balance: Change colors by modifying the white balance.
- Enable sabre: SuperZOOM: Even with Zoom, photos do not lose resolution (Enable only if your processor is snapdragon).
- Live HDR Settings: Live hdr is Samsung's hdr and only is for s7/n7/s8/n8... It eliminates rainbow ring around the edges in high hdr scenes but in returns gives some noise. Its a trade of.
- Device Specific Fixes: Specific fixes for the device, see your model and enable. Color filter Array Pattern: Color corrections for some specific devices. Example: One Action on the front uses GBRG.
Settings Main Middle
- Noise Profile Tuning: Tunes the noise removal according to your phone's camera sensor.
- Lib Editing: Lib Fine Tuning, where you determine the level of sharpness and reduction of noise and artifacts in the image.
- Black Level Back Fine Tuning: helps remove the different colored "tint" you could get in certain scenarios.
- Front Denoise Multiplier: Multiplies the processing of photo noise, the louder, the softer the focus becomes, careful high values can end up with details.
- Custom LibEdit: Enables the menu for noise profile and Lib fine tuning.
- AWB Toggle: Shortcut to turn on or off AWB (Auto White Balance). It is the same function as number 5, which we show in the first image. If enabled during the day, can give yellowish effect in the photos.
- Temporal Binning Toggle: Keep it enabled.
- Alternative Front Fix: For S9/+N9 if libs are installed. Rest keep disabled.
- Tone Map Mode: now deprecated.
- HDR+ parameters: Here we define the number of Frames we want in the photos. The higher the number of frames, the longer it takes to take and process the photo. The advantage of using high values like 20 to 30 frames is that it reduces photo noise considerably.
Settings Main Lower Middle
- Auto Exposure correction: Controls the max shutter speed, in other words the speed at which the photo will be taken. However, it does not work like a conventional manual mode.
Advantages: You can make the photo faster regardless of the light
Disadvantages: It can cause noise in the photos if you don't choose the ideal speed for the light situation.
- Correction NightSight: Controls the Max shutter Speed NightSight is allowed to use.
- Exposure compensation: Determines the light compensation. Makes the photo lighter or darker.
- Remove the ISO limit in the dark: Disables the ISO limit to use higher values for sensor light sensitivity. It can cause noise.
- HDR+ settings: Option to enable resampling to get sharper photos when zooming and antibanding (depends on your country so leave it at auto).
- Camera photo resolution: Setting the resolution of the photos in their formats. We recommend using 4:3 which is the standard and uses the sensor completely without cropping.
Settings Bottom
- Bitrate: Choose the Quantity of Bitrates to be used to record videos.
- Camera video resolution: Here you choose the resolution for video. Use as you like.
- Video stabilization: Electronic video stabilization, reduces the crewing of recorded videos(For Devices That Expose It).
- Save settings: Tool to save your current settings to a xml file. You will be able to restore them in the future.
- Save location: Enable or disable your location in your photos.
- Camera sounds: Enable or disable camera sounds.
- Google Lens: Enable the Google Lens function in the menu.
- Gestures: Volume key: Control the zoom or Shutter with the volume button. Double-tap: Control the zoom or switch between the rear and front camera.
- Grid type: Add a grid to better frame the photo in the viewfinder.
Settings Advanced Top
- Base: Determines which processing base and model you want to use in your configuration.
Config: There are several processing modes and this is where you will determine which one you will use.
Example: Pixel 2018 ZSLR: Pixel 3 Processing.
BSG Config: Uses the same processing as night vision.
Model: Determines the model of the device you want it to clone for processing. It is a personal choice. Each one analyzes what pleases him most.
Example: Nexus 6P on the front tends to be sharper, in addition to correcting some problems with green spots.
- Final jpg quality HDR+: Choosing the final quality of the JPEG, at 100% will result in better quality and bigger photos.
- Saturation adjustment: With this tool you determine the saturation level of both the front and rear cameras. The higher the value, the more saturated.
- Noise reduction: In this tool you control noise reduction. It interferes directly in the texture and sharpness of the photos. If you don't know the subject, just leave the default value.
- Enable portrait mode: Enable the portrait mode option in the menu. Disable to replace this function with Lens Blur (Restart Gcam To Apply Change).
- Enhanced HDR+: Enables HDR + Enhanced in portrait mode. (Leave it on for better pictures).
- Remove Zoom: This function disables the predefined portrait mode zoom.
Settings Advanced Middle
- Save to /DCIM/Camera: It basically saves the photos that were taken in portrait mode in this folder. This avoids messing up the main folder with multiple photos.
- Alternative config: Fix for Nightsight On Certain Devices, Recomended to be on for exynos devices.
- Use flash: Enables the flash in Night Sight. This function depends on how the flash is used in photo mode. Keep this disabled and use option no. 6 for flash.
- "Motion" function: Show icon of the function of taking photos in motion on the display, a function similar to that of the iPhone that shows you moments before the photo, the choice is personal. It works with HDR+ only and not enhanced.
- Enable "Google Photo": Whether to enable direct viewing in the Google gallery, personal taste.
- Hide "SlowMo" mode: Hide the menu function because it doesn't work on certain phones like S8/Note8.
- Maximum Brightness: Activates the maximum brightness of the screen with the camera open.
The rest have well-explained descriptions here.
Settings Advanced Fix
FIX: In this menu you will correct most incompatibility problems. Please contact an admin if you're unsure of anything in here.
- Black Level camera: Controls the level of black in the image so that it does not turn green.
- Buffer Fix: Buffer fix option will require you to double click on shutter button to take picture, this avoids freezes and crashes.
- Fix Old WB Gains: only for certain devices(Requires forceclose of gcam to apply)
- Improve in low light: Helps remove possible purple and green spots from photos. (For Certain Devices)
- Init SlowMo with: Slow Motion FPS.
- RAW Format: Here you define which type of RAW the camera will use, this directly interferes with the operation of the Gcam, by default, Samsung devices use RAW Sensor.
- Viewfinder Format: can possibly fix lags in viewfinder. (JPG usual fastest)
- Viewfinder Processing: leave the 2 options turned on.
- Motion photo resolution: leave this to default values.
Settings Advanced2
- Show dirty lens warning: This tool warns you when the lens is dirty. Keep this off (Resource Intensive so lags on some devices)
- HDR+ control: Shows in the viewfinder the option to switch HDR Modes. Keep enabled and select HDR Enhanced for best result
- RAW+JPEG control: Shows in the viewfinder the option to capture photos in RAW + JPEG.
- HEVEC encoding: Storing videos more efficiently, is not yet compatible with all players, but saves memory.Attachment :
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Hi all!
All ok?!
I create this small text for a Brazilian Android Forum, called BrasilDroid, so I would put here in XDA too.
It is about the quality of our cellphones cameras and the quality of them.
A lot of definitions :
What is Photography ?
Literaly is write with light. The term is derived from Greek. photos(light) and graphos (drawing). So, the basic premise for take a picture is... Light!
What we need to take a photo?
For take a picture we need a camera with lens and film, that in digital photography is the camera sensor.
Pixel and Resolution
If we make a enlarge expansion in a photo we see various square points that make the image, this points are called Pixel. This is the minor measure that we have in our photos.
The photo resolution are directy connected to the Pixel. In a photo that have dimensions of 1920x1080 your resolution is 2,736,800 px or 2.1mpx.
Roughly, resolution is the photo area.
Quality vs Pixel
Many peoples confuse the camera quality with the amount of megapixel available.
But, quality not linked with quantity.
The Camera quality is linked direct to height of sensor and how the sensor handles the lack of light.
When we pont our camera for the scene and shoot a "curten" open and leave the sensor exposed to light. In this moment the sensor catch the light. Immediately after the "curten" close and the image is recorded.
While the obturator(the name of "curten") is open the sensor is capturing the light, so, smaller the area for capture minus details can be captured and more digital interference need to be used to create the image.
Let us consider two sensors:
Sensor 1 - 7x5mm.
Sensor 2 - 20x14mm.
These sensors be in two diferents cameras with 5mpx of resolution.
When we take a photo in 1920x1080 (Full HD) the sensor try capture the light of all scene usin 2.1 milions of points.
In First Sensor the pixel be very close, the area is smaller, making the size of these pixel be small, soon, the amount of detail that each of these pixels will be store are small.
In Second Sensor the pixels be more separated, the area is bigger, the pixels can capture mor information of the light.
The final image will be the same resolution in each sensors, but, the sensor two store more information. Considering the size of this sensors, Sensor two will store three times more information.
In other words, a small sensor need perform a big effort for store all information, are many pixels in a small area. This makes the camera need interfere in capture, generating small points between the pixels. In these moment we have other problem ... Grain...
So, for what serve the pixel ?
Enlarge.
The more megapixel used in a photo greater be your dimension, so, more we can enlarge the picture keeping the proportion without loose information.
Why the photos look better on cellphone than on the computer?
That we see in screen of cell is basically a photo in a lower resolution than the real resolution, these lower resolution hide photos imperfections and some LCDs can make a bigger shine or contrast in the photos, like the AMOLED.
How to take better photos with cell ?
1 - Don't use the max megapixel
If you are shoot with cell, certainly, be a big image don't is your objective, so, you can take photos in small resolution. In Cell with 5.0mpx take a picture with 3.2mpx only bring gain...
2 - ISO
If the camera have manual ISO, try to use the lower ISO number, the higher ISO more digital inteference, and more grain...
But, the low ISO makes the scene need more light.
3 - Prefer shooting statics objects or don't shake
Most of cellphones don't allows the manual configuration of Obturator Speed. The camera software try to choice the better speed for the scene.
The phone try balance the speed with ISO and aperture, many times the speed is going down. And slow speed is synonymous of blur photo.
How to get around this? If possible, increase the ISO or increase the exposure compensation. And let the phone as still as possible.
4 - Using flash
Flash, very polemic, but, in cell cameras can be a great ally.
When use the flash your light make that the scene freeze, reducing very much the slow speed problem.
Obvious, xeon flash is better than Led.
5 - Modify the pr proportion
Case the camera be proportion adjust try choice the best of each photo.
Proportion 4:3 = 1.333
Proportion 3:2 = 1.5
Proportion 16:9 = 1.77
To calculate the proportion just divide the bigger side by smaller.
Para calcular a proporção é só dividir o lado maior pelo lado menor.
A Photo with 2048x1536 px be : 2048 / 1536 ~= 1.333
So, the resolution 2048x1536 have proportion 4:3.
To improve the photos working with the proportion the best way is using photo's editors.
Size of Sensors:
Digital Cameras :
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(http://www.iif.com.br/site/2010/10/mitos-verdade-digital/)
Iphone and S3
(https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2708421/+200)
They noted that the lower sensor of a digital camera 1/2.5 (0.4) is ~ 25% higher than the sensor of Galaxy S3 1/3.2 (0.31)?
Guys, it is clear that we can take great pictures with our cell phones, however, the limitation of the hardware and the sensor will always do that to that quality is not expected.
After all that, you imagine how absurd it is to have a mobile phone with 41mpx resolution?
A decent camera, that resolution costs over $ 20,000 and has a huge sensor, called medium format!
I propose a challenge. I take two pictures with my Ace 2. One with 5.0mpx and other with 3.2mpx. Both are in the ratio 4:3 with 100% Crop.
which of the photos was made with 5.0mpx and what was done with 3.2mpx?
Photo one :
Photo two:
That is, questions, suggestions ... and let the discussion!
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Almalence, Inc., the maker of a number of camera apps for Android, including HDR Camera+, has just released Open Camera, an open source camera app with an extendable commercial version (A Better Camera).
Our intention is to make A Better Camera a top-ranked app and allow third-party developers add their plugins (free or paid), getting instant exposure to millions of users.
We welcome all of you to test that fresh application, provide your comments and, of course, join the project as developers!
Availability:
Open Camera is available at Github: Get from GitHub
Available on Google Play: A Better Camera, the version with Almalence’s proprietary plugins (free with some features in trial mode): Get from Play
The idea:
Provide as much shooting modes, features and options as possible, potentially replacing all other camera apps
Plug-in system, allowing developers to easily implement new modes without having to develop the whole camera functionality from scratch
Make it possible to use the code in commercial applications and in conjunction with code and libraries under different licenses (Open Camera is under MPL 1.1)
Allow third party developers to add their paid plugins to the commercial version distributed by Almalence
The Synergy:
Almalence works on making A Better Camera the top app on Google Play
The developers can add their plugins to A Better Camera, getting instant exposure to millions of the users of ABC, instead of publishing a new app which goes to the bottom of apps list.
Features available at the moment in A Better Camera:
HDR (functionality is the same as in HDR Camera+ app)
Panorama
Unwanted objects removal: remove objects from the photo with a tap
Night mode: capture sharp and noise-free photos in any illumination
Group portrait: make everyone smile, fuse faces from series of photos into one
Video recording
Pre-shot: capture what happened before you tap the button
Sequence shot: capture the evolution of the dynamic scene
Burst shooting and exposure bracketing
Self-timer
+ full access to all Camera controls, settings and functions
The processing libraries used for HDR, Panorama, Night mode, Group portrait stitching, objects removal and sequence shot are available under developer license (can be used for development, but not for distribution)
All interested developers and users are welcome to discussion!
Great camera! Thanks for sharing it. I've made this the default camera app on my S4. I've compared the basic camera control features to many others including stock AOSP, FV-5, Lenovo Super Camera (ignoring gimmicky features such fancy effects, filters, stickers, i heart u from apps like Camera Zoom FX, Cymera, etc). This camera app comes out on top.
Wishes:
- Faster load. It's good now, but can be better.
- Manual ISO settings (on Galaxy S4, it doesn't show though other camera apps can show it)
- Live/actual shutter speed and aperture (I know aperture is fixed, but for the thinking photographer, it helps to see the numbers)
- Exposure Bracketing setting: +-1, +- 0.5, etc
- Timer setting: 1 sec (for movement reduction after tapping the screen), 3 sec, 10 sec, etc
- Timer setting: disable/enable flash warning
- Flash compensation (useful for fill-in, not that the onboard flash can do much)
- Swipe to gallery (a bonus, not a must)
- Faster load. Did I say faster load?
(I think all those wishes are still sticking to basic features)
But even without the wish list, this camera app rocks. Hopefully it would make the XDA front page one of these days (already tipped them).
yes a great camera APP! Now one of my camera app on HTC ONE.
I use Camera360, Lenovo Super Camera, Focal, Camera FV-5, HDR+ ....
my Wish:
please make a widget, so that you can start the camera applikation with settings !!!
-> example: on click on HDR Widget or one click on Normal Widget ...
i dont know why i need always to go in the camera app, make my settings and then i can make my photo.
it would be nice to save the settings to a widget
Thank you for the feedback
meo said:
please make a widget, so that you can start the camera applikation with settings !!!
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This feature is in the nearest plans
tasker support
wishlist:
when you done it a solution with settings - you have new possibilities:
I use utter - a personal voice assistent ( a very good one) this software has support for tasker ( automatic solution) :
so it would be a nice solution to have tasker support
i say: "make a normal photo" -> the phone make a normal photo
i say: "make hdr photo" -> it makes a hdr photo ...
i say: "make video" -> it makes a video
it was the first solution like this
...
Better camera
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apk please?
Eshkin-Kat said:
apk please?
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APK attached (recent version)
New in this version:
- Exposure lock, White balance lock, Focus lock added
- HDR fixes (gray lines/images problem on some devices - big thanks to Krzy Pal)
- video mode improved
- launch speed-up
- support of different devices
- object removal/groupshot/sequence improvements
- stability fixes
This app has an awful lot of promise. Nicely done! One problem I am having is after selecting video mode, it doesn't want to let me return back to single shot mode.
Of lesser importance, I also wish there were a way to switch to video faster and think the main app icon could be improved. Look forward to future development. Thanks!
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Mebborne said:
One problem I am having is after selecting video mode, it doesn't want to let me return back to single shot mode.
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Thanks, we know about this bug. It should be fixed in the next version.
For those who need APK, the recent version attached.
Changes since previous version:
version 3.11
- stability fixes
- ISO control
- Brazilian localization - thanks Marcio Andrade for your help!!!
- save configuration parameters feature
- self timer for modes
- help for complex modes
- Panorama improved
- time lapse
- video improved, video controlling speed increased
- fast startup!
- exif tags for result images
- support of different devices
- object removal/groupshot/sequence improvements
- panorama corrections
- color conversion corrected
thank you for this app. great work
For those who are thinking of purchasing A Better Camera premium features, now is a right time to do that.
For one week starting Black Friday we offer all premium features at the price of one. Separately each feature is available for 30% of the normal price: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.almalence.opencam
Almalence said:
For those who are thinking of purchasing A Better Camera premium features, now is a right time to do that.
For one week starting Black Friday we offer all premium features at the price of one. Separately each feature is available for 30% of the normal price: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.almalence.opencam
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I did yesterday. Thank you for the sale.
Could you add an option to edit a series of photos after they are taken to apply hdr,object removal or sequence shot manually (rather than apply those live). That would mean that I could take a burst shot of 10 photos and then decide later on if I want to create a sequence shot or apply object removal.
I hope that makes sense.
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EP2008 said:
I did yesterday. Thank you for the sale.
Could you add an option to edit a series of photos after they are taken to apply hdr,object removal or sequence shot manually (rather than apply those live). That would mean that I could take a burst shot of 10 photos and then decide later on if I want to create a sequence shot or apply object removal.
I hope that makes sense.
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Yes, this feature planned for implementation. So it will be available soon.
New version 3.14 available.
Changes since previous versions:
version 3.14
- stability fixes
- memory leak fixeв
- issues with multi tasks corrected
- ISO control support for different devices
- Night mode processing improved
- Panorama mode fixes
- Nexus 5 support
- auto exposure lock, white balance lock, focus lock
wow
its very good with lots of feature:good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good:
its a better camera:good:
but i think there is a bug: the custom save folder is able to save picture taken, but can not open album app to view pictures by clicking the thumbnail
edit: i am using xperia Z1 4.2
FAT_C, thanks, that's a bug. We'll fix it soon.
Fixed. Will be available in new release.
FAT_C said:
its a better camera:good:
but i think there is a bug: the custom save folder is able to save picture taken, but can not open album app to view pictures by clicking the thumbnail
edit: i am using xperia Z1 4.2
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Well, if you are on xda you probably have heard about Google Camera App A.K.A Gcam and if you have there are two major struggles - how to find the most stable/latest Gcam mod the next, how do I tweak it to get the best pictures. There is already a General Gcam hub on xda here which is very well organised if that won't satisfy you, head over to your device forum and check the App and themes section. You should find one there and if you're not still satisfied check put my YouTube Gcam Playlist for All Android and choose the particular today that serves your need. But I am not here today basically for how to find the best Gcam for your device, if you have found the perfect Gcam for your device, how well do you know the Advanced Settings.
Here I will cover the most important Advanced settings, there are few things in the Advanced Settings that may not result in any significant improvement or change on the picture you take but may still be important. It will be a long read so I'd you are as lazy as me and still want to see all the details, watch the videos or scroll down to continue reading.
#1 Best Gcam 7+Settings for All Android (Mastering Gcam Advanced Settings Pt 1)
This was based on Gcam 7.2 by Urnyx05 a very good and versatile Gcam port
#2 Gcam Best Settings for All Android (Mastering Gcam Advanced Settings Pt. 2)
In this one, we cut accross Gcam 6.2, 6.3, 7.2 and 7.3 advanced settings
#3 Gcam 7.3 Best Settings For All Android (Mastering Gcam Advanced Settings Pt. 3)
In this one we focused only on Gcam 7.3 using Parrot043 Gcam 7.3 v1 one of the most advanced Gcam 7.3
The main problem here is that your own Gcam Advanced Settings may look different from the one in the video so you might want to stick around for a little bit and learn what these advanced settings do.
We kick things off with HDR - High Dynamic Range settings.
This will include Advanced Settings for:
HDR+
HDR+ Enhanced
EV - Exposure Value
Exposure Compensation
The HDR settings (icon) to turn on and off HDR+ for Gcam is the same no matter the Gcam port you are using.
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While it is easy to just turn it on or off, the main action is in the Advanced Settings.
There quite some handful of settings under HDR+ Advanced Settings but we are going look at the most important ones.
JPEG Quality - 90 - 100% but there is no much difference in size so I'll recommend 100%
HDR+ Enhanced Frames - this is a big game changer and a setting to take note of if you install Gcam and your HDR+ or HDR+ Enhanced pictures looks raw or pale. Just bump the numbers up. The numbering of the frames differs from Gcam to Gcam so I 3rd or 2nd to the highest number
EV/Exposure Compensation - if your Gcam Advanced Settings have this for Night sight, tuned it to the highest (2.0) for daylight pictures it could be a little tricky. Higher EV can over-brighten day light images so you should. Exposure compensation brings in light generally to the image being taken while HDR ensures that the bright parts of of the pictures maintains its brightness while brightening the darker parts. Combining HDR+ and EV can help create amazing pictures in low light.
Auto Exposure Correction - if you haven't handled DSLR Cameras before now and very comfortable with its manual settings leave this one on Auto.
If you can't tell which type of picture that will require 1/30 secs of shutter speed or 1/300 or 1/2 secs then use Auto. General rule of thumb faster movement requires bigger fraction of seconds eg 1/1000 sec will capture more details and less blur for a moving object ot person more than 1/10 secs.
Binary (customs) library - this very important especially if the Gcam you are using wasn't ported directly for your device. The default library settings is Google but if your default pictures are not top notch even after tweaking the HDR+ and EV settings then you can try different custom libraries.
There could be ISO limit for HDR+
This setting controls the amount of light that goes into HDR+ from here you could choose to let in more light into HDR+. The default is usually OK but you can tweak it to your taste.
Color settings
Under this we are going to consider Saturation, Brightness, Sharpness, chroma denoise, luma, even tone curve.
If you have done any kind of post picture editing, you will conversant with all the words above.
Saturation adds more color to the picture, you won't see much difference with sharpness.
The tweaks for Astrophotography and night sight are better off seeing in the video up.
Thanks I was looking for this.
Settings for GCum mod
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Best settings!
i cant use at all Gcam on Moto G9 plus on android 11, when HDR is set to pixel phones photos r nice but litle blurry out of focus? when i set HDR to Nexus or pixel 2 photos r sharp more details buto color r ****eed up and colours form objectw swim acroos the photo, ffs what bullsit
I think you can but only hardware guy can recover this
Hi everyone, I have a problem. When I change the "ISO/Exposure Time HDR+" setting under Advanced settings it does nothing not matter what setting i choose. I wanted to raise minimum shutterspeed to 1/100 to avoid camera shake as the camera by default chooses around 1/50 even outdoors if the sun is not shining. How do i change to a default higher shutterspeed?
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Hi to all, since I got this phone I was wondering why the camera was so terrible in specific scenarios (Mostly on low light) and then I started to experiment with an app called SnapCameraHDR, which is the ''basic'' alternative to Gcam since samsung blocked RAW on specific thrid party apps, and gave us a lib file with LIMITED CAMERA2 API, This thread is aimed to those who want tho get the most of the Sony ExmorRS 258 sensor (Which is capable of a really decent things but Samsung just blocked some features).
By now, RAW is barely working in SnapCameraHDR but for some reason every pic is taked with a blueish tint. There is no fix for it yet because it needs lib editing and that's something that is out of my reach. If someone knows how to handle this kind of libs (uses Hex) and could contribute to get RAW propertly working could be awesome.
Ok, let's start, what we would need to have at least almost full MANUAL CAMERA CONTROLS?
REQUIREMENTS
1.-A rooted A20 (Only working on A205X).
2.-A custom lib (Thanks to @YasirArafatShihab and @tbm13 who edited the libexynoscamera3.so lib to get almost all manual camera controls working).
3.-A ROM that has R/W permissions in /vendor partition (Ilusion OS v1.1, and maybe others, need testing).
4.-Latest TWRP avaible for our device properly installed.
After having verified that all the requirements are met, we begin with the installation.
INSTALLATION PROCESS
File Explorer method. Download any Root file explorer, Download libexynoscamera3.so from this thread, copy it and then paste it in: /root > /vendor > lib > and paste it here (You will wonder if you want to replace an existing file, we will say yes.) > give chmod 0644 (Rw-r - r -)
(You can do this either in an Android file explorer or in TWRP file explorer)
CONFIGURATION PROCESS
After completing the installation process we need to Download SnapCameraHDR (The apk included in this thread is only a TRIAL VERSION, it wont work connected to internet, but it will work great if you disconnect the internet or if you add this app to a firewall block list)
After this, Open SnapCameraHDR and go to: three dot menu > Other > scroll down until your find USE CAMERA 2 API an set it to ON. and check USE OPENGLES 2.0
Presets camera modes and more
By default SnapCameraHDR comes with a basic configuration, Right now I'm using 2 personalizated profiles, one for good light conditions and other for low light conditions.
Good light SnapCameraHDR Config (HOLDABLE BY HAND)
Select in the lower dial the program preset you want to be the good light preset (P1, P2 OR P3) > open the three dot menu > set PICTURE Size to maximum avaible > keep focus mode on AUTO > scroll down to JPEG QUALITY and set it to BEST > keep POST PROCESSING OFF >keep METERING AREA, ISO AND SHUTTER SPEED on AUTO > enable Low Light Mode > set Low Light Frames to 9 > scroll down to PREVIEW SIZE and set it to maximum avaible > keep DENOISE OFF > keep SHARPNESS in 0
Low light SnapCameraHDR Config (TRIPOD OR SUPPORT NEEDED)
Select in the lower dial the program preset you want to be the low light preset (P1, P2 OR P3) > open the three dot menu > set PICTURE Size to maximum avaible > keep focus mode on AUTO > scroll down to JPEG QUALITY and set it to BEST > keep POST PROCESSING OFF >keep METERING AREA, ISO AND SHUTTER SPEED on AUTO > enable Low Light Mode > set Low Light Frames to 32 > scroll down to PREVIEW SIZE and set it to maximum avaible > keep DENOISE OFF > keep SHARPNESS in 0.
My recomendation is to use a Tripod or a Phone Holder in order to keep the phone as steady as you can, because every minimal movement could affect the sharper final processed photos using the 32 frames option.
HDR Tune (FOR BALANCED PHOTOS) (Thanks to @PaperGreg who posted his config in A10 forums)
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Photo samples are down below, you can difference it because I've tagged SnapCameraHDR Samples, and they use IMG prefix at each picture.
(libexynoscamera3.so file is zipped in a .zip archive, you need to extract it because XDA format limitations)
FINAL VEREDICT
*Good light - Samsung Camera gives a great color palette, but it would be irreal because post processing, in the other hand, SnapCameraHDR gives accurrate colors, more closer to reality.
*Low light - SnapCameraHDR gives the best results with low noise and sharper details. Samsung Camera tends to use a high noise reduction, it's too aggressive that the photo loses too much detail.
UPDATE: NIGHT MODE SETTINGS (SAMPLES BELOW)
I've been working in a Night Mode update, and finally I can say that I've achieved a great goal, this config is v1, so maybe it can be upgraded. The next big step is to make something to improve video recording quality in low light and even in night.
Night SnapCameraHDR Config (TRIPOD NEEDEED)
Select in the lower dial the program preset you want to be the Night preset (P1, P2 OR P3) > open the three dot menu > set PICTURE Size to maximum avaible > keep focus mode on AUTO > scroll down to JPEG QUALITY and set it to BEST > keep POST PROCESSING OFF >keep METERING AREA on AUTO, set ISO to 6400 and SHUTTER SPEED to 1/2 > enable Low Light Mode > set Low Light Frames to 32 > scroll down to PREVIEW SIZE and set it to maximum avaible > keep DENOISE OFF > keep SHARPNESS in 0.
This config is aimed to offer the best luminosity, sharper details, and a high overall quality in night conditions,
IT'S MANDATORY TO USE A TRIPOD!!!
Nice work man
Keep it up
For anyone interested, this is the patch applied to the libexynoscamera3 library:
Raw Support:
Code:
Address Original Value New value
000B46E2 C0 3F
000B46E3 F8 25
000B46E4 34 00
000B46E5 37 00
000B4710 44 F8
000B4711 56 55
Set Hardware Level to FULL:
Code:
Address Original Value New value
000B444B 15 25
Here I attach the same photos but has been taken using Samsung camera, you can see the massive difference between Samsung camera and Snap Camera HDR.
Hello All,
I hope you all are staying positive and doing amazing.
In this thread I am going to share in-depth cool new features of Oppo Reno 7 Pro 5G Smartphone .
So without any delay lets get started.
So I'll be sharing all the key highlights shared by Official Oppo Team here in this thread.
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OPPO Reno7 Pro 5G
(CPH2293)
• Flagship Portrait Camera System
• DSLR-Like Portraits
• Aircraft-Grade Shooting Star Design
• 65W SUPERVOOCTM
• ColorOS 12
Product Description:
Slim and Effective
With a sleek 7.45 mm thin 2.5 D body, weighing around 180 g, this phone is meant to offer you a featherlight experience, making it pleasant to handle this phone for a long period when capturing video or viewing your favourite movie.
Sharp Visuals
With a 16.5 cm (6.4) display and a refresh rate of 90 Hz, this phone has a unique design that will catch people's attention wherever you go, as well as a dynamic video playback that will give you a stutter-free visual experience.
Size and Weight:
Height
15.82 cm
Width
7.32 cm
Thickness
0.75 cm
Weight
About 180 g
Influential Processor
With a comprehensive 6 nm processor, 1+3+4 architecture, and an integrated 5G MediaTek SoC, this phone’s processor delivers lightning-fast performance. Furthermore, this phone has design modifications such as AI Deblur, which reduces blurriness while capturing images, providing an ideal atmosphere for capturing great photos.
Chips:
CPU
MediaTek Dimensity 1200-MAX
CPU Speed Cores
8 cores with a maximum frequency of 3.0 GHz (1 super large core + 3 large cores + 4 small cores)
GPU
ARM G77 MC9
Storage:
RAM and ROM Capacities
12 GB + 256 GB
RAM Type
LPDDR4x @ 2133 MHz, 4 x 16-bit
ROM Specifications
UFS3.1 @ 2 Lanes HS-Gear4
Phone Storage Card
Not supported
USB OTG
Supported (OTG reverse charging supported)
Sharp Visuals
With a 16.5 cm (6.4) display and a refresh rate of 90 Hz, this phone has a unique design that will catch people's attention wherever you go, as well as a dynamic video playback that will give you a stutter-free visual experience.
Display:
Size
Size (screen diagonal): 16.6 cm
Screen Ratio
92.8%
Resolution
FHD (2400 × 1080)
Refresh Rate
Maximum: 90 Hz
Options: 90 Hz or 60 Hz
Touch Sampling Rate
Maximum: 1000 Hz (5 fingers)
Default: 180 Hz (5 fingers)
Colour Gamut
Vivid mode: 97.60% NTSC/99.94% DCI-P3
Gentle mode: 72% NTSC/100% sRGB
Color Depth
16.7 million colors (8-bit)
Pixel Density
402PPI
Brightness
500 nits (typical); with a maximum of 800 nits in sunlight (typical) and a maximum of 920 nits when displaying HDR or HDR10+ contents.
Panel
Soft AMOLED
Cover Glasses
Corning® Gorilla® Glass 5 (GG5)
Camera:
Intelligent Frame Sense
With two Sony camera sensors, one for the front and one for the back cameras, you'll be able to take unrivalled photographs regardless of the illumination. You can flamboyantly record memorable recollections of your life.
Power of Bokeh
With around 25 levels of ergonomic blurring, bokeh, and light spot size, Portrait Mode places your favourite person in focus with flawlessly blurred backgrounds and keeps their cherished smiles in an unending DSLR-style portrait image.
Eloquent Portrait Camera
Owing to the Portrait Camera System powered by AI, this camera detects your surroundings and instantly switches on Ultra Night Video or Live HDR, so you can shoot vibrant movies that are clear and bright.
Expressive Photography
DOL-HDR technology helps minimise overexposure in well-lit regions while preserving details in dimly lit surroundings, allowing you to record the warmest moments of your life with amazing HDR effects.
Scenic Beauty
The front camera image sensor, which is powered by Sony electronics, offers improved light-capturing abilities and photographic capacity. Be it a sunset shot or a full moon shot, every selfie comes alive with great image resolution.
Dapper Sensor
The front camera, which is powered by Quadra Binning Algorithm features an RGBW sensor that is sensitive to huge volumes of light and reduces noise significantly, enabling you to take stunning photos even in low-light situations.
Smart Selfie
When it's just you and the phone, the front camera employs a conventional wide-angle to ensure you're the focus of attention in the selfie. When you're in a group, the phone's front camera detects the number of people in the frame and automatically shifts to a wider angle, ensuring that everyone is in focus and no one is left out.
Rear
Main camera: f/1.8; FOV 86°; 7P lens; AF supported; closed-loop focus motor
Ultra-wide angle camera: f/2.2; FOV 118.9°; 5P lens, FF
Macro camera: f/2.4; FOV 88.8°; 3P lens; FF
Front
Front camera: 32MP (f/2.4); FOV 90°; lens: 5P
Shooting Mode
Rear: Photo, Video, Night, Expert, Panorama, Portrait, Time-lapse, Dual-view video, Slow-motion, Text scanner, Extra HD, Macro, Movie, Sticker, and Google Lens (Supported only for regions outside the Chinese Mainland.), Soloop templates (Not supported for EU regions.)
Front: Photo, Video, Panoramic, Portrait, Night, Time-lapse, Dual-view video, and Sticker
Video
Rear: Up to [email protected] fps, [email protected] fps/30 fps, and [email protected] fps/30 fps
Video slo-mo: [email protected] fps, and [email protected] fps
Video stabilization: EIS, [email protected]/60 fps
Video zoom: [email protected] fps, [email protected] fps/30 fps, [email protected] fps/30 fps
Front: Supports 1080P/[email protected] fps (default: [email protected] fps) (Retouch: turned off for European areas and turned on for other regions by default).
Supports video stabilization at [email protected] fps.
Does not support zoom or slow motion.
Battery:
Blazing-fast Charging
This phone comes with a 65 W SUPER VOOC charger that can charge the 4500 mAh battery to 100% in around 31 minutes.
Battery
2×2200 mAh/17.02 Wh (Rated value)
2×2250 mAh/17.41 Wh (Typical value)
Equivalent to 4500 mAh
Fast Charge
65W SUPERVOOCTM, 50W SUPERVOOCTM, 33W SUPERVOOCTM, VOOC(5V/4A), PD (9V/2A)
Engaging Gameplay
This phone's X-Axis Liner Motor generates varied amounts of vibration feedback, allowing you to indulge in a flawless and immersive gaming experience. This allows you to play games while also enjoying the sensation of each movement on the screen.
Quirky Design
This phone uses LDI (Laser Direct Imaging) processing, which is often used in the semiconductor sector to provide precise touch. Additionally, the design of this phone is inspired by auroras, and features over 1.2 million micro-lines.
Novel Build
This phone, which is powered by LDI technology, is meant to be appealing, making the beholder the focus of attention while providing an opulently delightful feel.
Brilliance Illuminated
This phone uses hot-bent optical fiber technology, and in the form of a 3D Orbit Breathing Light, you can see indistinct starlight hushing around the camera piece. This alerts you of incoming calls, recent messages, and other important information.
All the above images are from web
This all comes with an amazing price of Rs.39999 as per flipkart .
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