Color reproduction has become same as in the iPhone 6 (Best camera color reproduction)
S6
https://hi-tech.mail.ru/review/Samsung_Galaxy_S6_iPhone_6.html
S5/Note4
https://hi-tech.mail.ru/review/Apple_iPhone_6_Plus_vs_Samsung_GALAXY_Note_4.html
http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/general/best-camera-smartphone-comparisons-t2901826
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/general/galaxy-note-4-camera-comparisons-t2900601
http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/smartphones/motorola/motox2014/daytime/GS5DT.jpg
If not flicker, s6 would be perfect smartphone
More comparisons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5F4h_zAYV98
s6
http://mobile-review.com/review/image/samsung/galaxy-s6-camera/photo/s6-2/08.jpg
note4
http://mobile-review.com/review/image/samsung/galaxy-s6-camera/photo/note4/08.jpg
s6
http://mobile-review.com/review/image/samsung/galaxy-s6-camera/photo/s6-2/13.jpg
note4
http://mobile-review.com/review/image/samsung/galaxy-s6-camera/photo/note4/13.jpg
s6
http://mobile-review.com/review/image/samsung/galaxy-s6-camera/photo/s6-2/20.jpg
note4
http://mobile-review.com/review/image/samsung/galaxy-s6-camera/photo/note4/20.jpg
s6 have ideal colors (like in iphone 6)
note4 have cold, oversaturated and rosines
Good comparison, we'll done by Samsung
Remember the regular Galaxy S6 edge? How it was about 60-70 cm/knits less bright than the regular S6 at maximum manual brightness in darker environments? This would be a deal breaker for me if this is the case because I like to ratchet up my phone on full brightness and experience all the best color reproduction at the highest contrast. Anyone with the early edge+ units confirm if Samsung did away with this weird programming? Edge+ and Note 5 should be around the same manual max brightness as the regular S6 and S6 edge.
S6 edge+ still has brightness bug
yes the s6 edge plus has the brightness bug. Checked demo units at all major carriers at the mall. Note 5 does not have the issue. Can't believe Samsung still has this problem. I will also pass on the edge plus and the note 5 does not have enough new features to make me upgrade. So I guess it is no new phone for me!
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Remember the regular Galaxy S6 edge? How it was about 60-70 cm/knits less bright than the regular S6 at maximum manual brightness in darker environments? This would be a deal breaker for me if this is the case because I like to ratchet up my phone on full brightness and experience all the best color reproduction at the highest contrast. Anyone with the early edge+ units confirm if Samsung did away with this weird programming? Edge+ and Note 5 should be around the same manual max brightness as the regular S6 and S6 edge.
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cdexpert3782 said:
yes the s6 edge plus has the brightness bug. Checked demo units at all major carriers at the mall. Note 5 does not have the issue. Can't believe Samsung still has this problem. I will also pass on the edge plus and the note 5 does not have enough new features to make me upgrade. So I guess it is no new phone for me!
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I can now also confirm that the "bug" is in place. It has to be intentional, because this is the second time it's specific to an edge variant. Whatever the case, I am going to have to settle for a Note 5. Which is disappointing, because the color selection is generic black or white. I wanted the edge just for that gold color. I am annoyed they couldn't bring the silver variant of the Note 5 to North America at least.
can one of you guys try velis auto brightness and see if that works!!!! im considering this device but i want to make sure I can also use it with out this weird brightness bug !!!
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can one of you guys try velis auto brightness and see if that works!!!! im considering this device but i want to make sure I can also use it with out this weird brightness bug !!!
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I can't answer to max brightness on manual-mode being different between devices.
But do want to let you folks know that max manual brightness will never be as bright as max auto brightness, even when using 3rd party apps such as Lux or Velis.
Just in case ya'll didn't already know.
I know, I've tried.
There are hacks (search my threads for the script I created) to make manual brightness just as bright as auto brightness, but the hack does not work very well.
I have the tmobile variant and it has this bug , very annoying how could they screw this up twice and on the best looking screen display they have ever made
+1 but
Is not a brightness bug. This is our limit I guess due to the curved screen edges...
And is not that bad at all people.
Only for 10% lower????....pfff take it who cares.
But yeah it's surprised me too.....at least they fixed that stupid sharp edges.
If this screen isn't bright enough for someone, they need to go to a doctor immediately.
It's not that it's not bright enough lol, it when max brightness dims when going into a low lighted area even with auto brightness turned off.
I'd have bought the S6 if the screen brightness could be manually adjusted from 0 to 600 nits like any normal phone. The S6 is not as bright indoors as an iphone and apparently despite all the customizations available on Android, this is still not possible.
The Note 5, however, has a bright enough screen that max brightness is as bright as an iphone. The Note 5 has a clearly superior screen to the S6. It's got to be a different panel in terms of quality. Had they made a 128 gb Note 5 I would have thought long and hard about a Note 5.
Samsung stop overthinking this. Unlock the full range of autobrightness regardless of whether we are out in the sun or not.
It's pretty obnoxious that it adjusts the brightness by itself even if it's turned off, it's unbearable if you're outdoors since it dims the screen so much on it's own:\. Is there not a fix?
Can't believe there's no official patch for this. Got a software update this morning and it did not fix it.
Anyone who was lucky enough to get a production unit or perhaps when they just buy the phone in March; I want to know something.
For some reason, all the edge versions would have lower brightness output than their regular counterparts, the Galaxy S6 and Note 5 had higher brightness output than Galaxy S6 edge and Galaxy S6 edge+ respectively on maximum manual brightness.
The screens for the edge variants would automatically dim themselves in environments with low contrast on max manual brightness. I always found that very annoying. It would be nice if someone could test the S7 and S7 edge in a dimly lit environment to see if their maximum brightness settings are the same.
PSA: tested a Galaxy S7 Edge and a Galaxy S7 on maximum manual brightness in a Best Buy store. Covered the ambient light sensor on both and only the edge version had its brightness dimmed. I don't know why Samsung is using this garbage programming specifically on edge versions. It makes the display look dim and murky. A waste of an otherwise good designed phone.
Samsung are stupid... hes making everything like apple. Just sh*ting on us all...
I would like to have the rom galaxy s7 in my s6 edge plus.
found in the forum the port to s7 s6 edge will be having to make a port for s7 s6 edge plus.
You're lose Samsung Pay if you install a custom ROM. I would like to have the new theming option for always on display. What's in the S7 edge ROM that you want?
hi fellas, today I downgraded my s6 edge+ to 5.1, I think battery is better in this version... but... edge screen is horrible ! the edge screen from android 6.0.1 is so much better ! Can I install edge screen from 6.0.1 to 5.1 ? is there an apk for this ?
Nope
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