Remember how cool those things were on 4.XX... anyone know if you can port it into Marshmallow???
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Anyone else noticed some kind of lens reflection problem at night photos?
Hope it's not design fault.
There's no scratches at lens and phone is only two weeks old!
Sample pictures attached:
Edit: yes lens flare is norma, but is it really normal that effect is so strong?
Take that same exact picture with a real digital camera and compare it before posting up another "issue" thread.
Seriously, people are picking straws now.
That's a known optical phenomenon which is called "FLARE". edit the title, this might get people anxious.
Lens flares is a problem optics struggle with. Even 1500 dollar lenses fail in this. But with special coating and sofisticated technology it can be less flares.
The only real solutions to prevent flares are:
a) dont point the lens to a direct light source (like the sun)
b) use a lense hood (on a phone?? hehe)
But you can in fact use your hand to shadow the lense to prevent this.
read more:
digital-photography-school.com/eliminating-lens-flare
My take on this:
Since night mode compensates with high ISO, it will get those lights more. Try covering the bright part.
This is absolutely normal for cheap camera with a very small lens and plastic cover.
high iso wont likely give you more flares, just more noice. Unfortunatly with almost all but real slr´s the software tries to hide this noice with cheap and lousy smooth-filters, creating a soft and cartoonish look
We all know samsung stole some ideas from iPhone memo etc the look of some things.
I was searching wallpapers and i found the original water ripple http://images.fineartamerica.com/images-medium-large/water-ripple-lumina-imaging.jpg, and i found the one with green background and orange flower but i didnt save it lol...
AND we know that Apple didnt come up with all the ideas, they did not with many... http://susanllewellyn.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/sun_ripples298.jpg <-- ios6 water ripple
This isn't really pertinent to the Galaxy S II.
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Hello.
I noticed I had some sort of layer' on my LG G2 camera. Unfortunately I cannot post images so I will have to describe it... it looks like a clear layer that has been sheared near the lens border, but not exactly as a circle, but rather an oval-rectangle shape. It looks weird since I wouldn't expect it to look as it is from the factory. Please tell me if there is a way to post links so that I can show the image.
Anyone knows what this is, and if it hiders the camera performance?
Thanks.
Ok we all have the same phone and the same lense front and back
This is specifically for the FRONT camera ... we all know the pictures are distorted ... its squashed from the center and appears long at the edges...
owing to the fact that it has a Wide Angle Lense
Which looks very bad during selfies
We cant change the lense as its a hardware part.
But is there an app .. or can we develop an app that corrects the distortion created by the wide lense and give us a straigt propotional shot ?
Im uploading a picture from another website showing the distortion of the lense. its not my own pic.
As im into Bodybuilding and also i take a lot of selfies ... my pictures look weird on my phone compared to my friends. My body looks normal on friends phone whereas it looks out of propotion on mine.
Lets discuss this ... cause im seriously considering a iPhone 6 over this phone now. but obv im falling back cause of budget issues.
its weird No one else hates the Distortion during selfies ?
a small bump up
I doubt there will be any way to fix it if it is the lens itself, if it's firmware, custom ROMs might be able to do it, Xposed Framework etc
No idea how though, I had noticed I looked like Bruce Forsyth a while back, but never took much notice as I don't use the front camera for much more than daft pics on whatsapp anyway
Hi all,
I am also interested about the resolution of this feature: there's no way to disable the wide angle? you have found a solution?
thanks in advance
See the attached pictures
Anyone have the same issue with pictures having weird pattern/marks?
Also there are lens flare on the third picture taken with oneplus 2. I took it again at the same position with my zenfone 2 without any lens flare problem, in fact i don;t have any lens flare issue like this with my zenfone2. It seems that one plus 2 camera is easier to have those lens flares maybe due its design (the distance between the glass, the lens and the sensor )??I don't know.... Im not familiar with optical physics..：p Is this a deflect with my camera or just a common issue with op2 camera?
tlky said:
See the attached pictures
Anyone have the same issue with pictures having weird pattern/marks?
Also there are lens flare on the third picture taken with oneplus 2. I took it again at the same position with my zenfone 2 without any lens flare problem, in fact i don;t have any lens flare issue like this with my zenfone2. Is this a deflect with my camera or just a common issue with op2 camera?
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It's common with ANY camera.
It all depends on the angle and distance between the glass that is used in the device.
You may not see it on your Zenfone 2 but given the right angle I can assure you it is there.. May not be as prominent but every camera has this.
My advice > Stop pointing the camera at light sources directly or shoot with RAW and post-process it out if you care that much.
Don't ask me how, Google it :silly:
Oh, forgot to mention you can try and cover the light glare using your hand above the camera but be sure to avoid making your hand visible in the shot and depending your angle and subject matter it may not be possible to do it anyway.
Like I said.. Best way to avoid it: Don't take pictures directly aiming towards light sources.
Thanks for your detailed explanation Stevels. I understand that lens flare is a common issue with any camera, what I want to express is it seems that one plus 2 camera is easier to have those lens flares maybe due its design (the distance between the glass, the lens and the sensor )??I don't know.... Im not familiar with optical physics..：p
Also with regrading to my 1st issue if you enlarge the first two pictures you can see weird pattern/marks on the sky, have you experience this before
tlky said:
Thanks for your detailed explanation Stevels. I understand that lens flare is a common issue with any camera, what I want to express is it seems that one plus 2 camera is easier to have those lens flares maybe due its design (the distance between the glass, the lens and the sensor )??I don't know.... Im not familiar with optical physics..：p
Also with regrading to my 1st issue if you enlarge the first two pictures you can see weird pattern/marks on the sky, have you experience this before
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Yeah, just a processing problem. Will probably be ironed out with future software updates.
To be honest I'm just waiting for CM12.1 to be released for the OPT.
Then I'll be grabbing the MaxxAudio and CameraNextMod apps and using those
Ordered my OPT a couple hours ago