Hello,
Is there any good app or method to make my s8 takes HQ selfies with front flash/bright screen same as iphones?
I tried to find a good app at play store but no luck
Any idea?
MamomaN said:
Hello,
Is there any good app or method to make my s8 takes HQ selfies with front flash/bright screen same as iphones?
I tried to find a good app at play store but no luck
Any idea?
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You can do so right in the stock camera
AsuraDas said:
You can do so right in the stock camera
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yup i tried it
but it's very weak and not even same as iPhone's one
it gives a little blink with dark yellow color not even bright enough to give some light
MamomaN said:
yup i tried it
but it's very weak and not even same as iPhone's one
it gives a little blink with dark yellow color not even bright enough to give some light
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Mmm, IDK .y experience is that it was pretty good
AsuraDas said:
Mmm, IDK .y experience is that it was pretty good
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with the same "dark yellow" flash?
Dark yellow flash.. did you have the blue light filter on? Try another selfie with the filter off.
Philipp_94 said:
Dark yellow flash.. did you have the blue light filter on? Try another selfie with the filter off.
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Yup the filter is off .. Tried but nothing.
Is it already white not yellow in normal?
Nope, the yellowish is normal. It's the same here. Guess under very dark conditions it will be helpful and the tone helps with natural colors.
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Hey. Today by the accident I did photo in totally dark room and I notice that middle of the screen is dark and outside till edge is getting more lighter I'll post photo of this what I did.
Please everyone to make test photo in totally dark room and let me know if only I've this issue or everyone have same problem otherwise I need to go to store change him (3 time) for new
It show all black on my screen
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Did you remember to remove lens protector sticker?
Ave666 said:
It show all black on my screen
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You have to watch on it in the night or where is totally dark. And if you zoom in this photo/screen shot you can see that middle part is totally dark and edges are more light.
And yes I removed lens protection sticker
Ave666
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is same foto (foto 2) but i did two arrows to show where is this and if you watch on mobile please zoom it an if in laptop please go to your screen 5 - 10 cm to see this
I think it is normal issue on non ois camera
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Ave666 said:
I think it is normal issue on non ois camera
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But did you check also at yours if you have same issue ?
just make a photo in totally dark room/place without any flash and other extra light
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2675768
Read it! I think it's normal.
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I played a little bit with Photoshop with your black picture. I think it is totally normal that you cannot get a real 100% black picture out of a cam. A dark room is not 100% black for your cam. Maybe for your eyes. And even if you would make a photo of an ideal 100% black room in the end you would make a photo of your cameras chip noise. But the picture for me looks more like a litte rest of light the camera could fetch.
ElenaPower said:
I played a little bit with Photoshop with your black picture. I think it is totally normal that you cannot get a real 100% black picture out of a cam. A dark room is not 100% black for your cam. Maybe for your eyes. And even if you would make a photo of an ideal 100% black room in the end you would make a photo of your cameras chip noise. But the picture for me looks more like a litte rest of light the camera could fetch.
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Ok looks like you make my pic way easy to see for everyone but you can check if is same at yours s5 ?
I just need to know if every s5 have a same issue because my nexus5 in same room same time have no this issue !!
I tried to make a black picture. it looks similar to yours but it is nearly black (more than yours). I pressed my black soft S5 bag on the camera lens.
So I still think its not an issue but it shows that the S5 camera is much more sensitiv to distinguish between black and nearly black than other cameras that recognize 100% black where the S5 recognizes 98% black. No issue for me.
I would like to say that samsung galaxy s4 have no this issue so I go to change my s5 for new.... again.... what for full of problems phone... really disappointed. ... photo is prove
From which camera was the last picture you posted? Its not 100% black like all the others.
ElenaPower said:
From which camera was the last picture you posted? Its not 100% black like all the others.
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From galaxy s4
TomaLLoS said:
From galaxy s4
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So the S4 has the same issue what is no issue for me
What you are looking for is a theoretical ideal camera that makes a 100% black picture of a 100% black original. You won't find such a camera anywhere.
When I was checking the phone，I found the white balance of the camera turned to yellow under white light. I think it had nothing to do with the screen. Just want to know if anyone feels the same? This is about hardware or software?
Yeah... I find the camera is generally a little warm. Easily fixed in post though. But better straight out of the phone than the much cooler cast of my Moto x.
Solutions Etcetera said:
Yeah... I find the camera is generally a little warm. Easily fixed in post though. But better straight out of the phone than the much cooler cast of my Moto x.
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how do you fix
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how do you fix
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I usually use Affinity Photo on my Mac, but you could do it in-phone with something like Snapseed.
Seems on the far right at the top of the phone, the Iris Scanner's blue light or whatever is always on. It's almost like a notification light that never turns off. Anyone else seeing this?
Semantics said:
Seems on the far right at the top of the phone, the Iris Scanner's blue light or whatever is always on. It's almost like a notification light that never turns off. Anyone else seeing this?
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Thats just the color of the lens
YellowGTO said:
Thats just the color of the lens
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Makes sense as it's an IR camera, reflective coating to reject most visible light.
YellowGTO said:
Thats just the color of the lens
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Thanks. It's the one thing about the phone I do not like. Its quite reflective and distracting while looking at the screen.
I must admit I didn't notice this last night when inside, however when I used it this morning in daylight it is pretty blue. Quite annoying really but I suppose I will get used to it
i have been having the same issue with the light blue light. its not the lens or reflection either. most of the time its on and hurts my eyes if i look at it to long. that or maybe its just big brother watching 24/7. haha
Here you can see
That looks really cool!
How did you get it? Version no.?
Nvm... Got it from apkmirror... v26
Thanks for sharing!
Just installed it... very cool.
Thanks for the heads up, also if you were trying to hide a real number for home, I would recommend remove the photo.
I can still make out the numbers in the screenshot.
Google seem to have totally missed the point, it's all greys not blacks
b1g1an said:
Google seem to have totally missed the point, it's all greys not blacks
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Google didn't miss the point, the idea was to give the user an option, in their apps, of a DARK skin, not black!
Dark gray is a fine option.
itzik_man said:
Google didn't miss the point, the idea was to give the user an option, in their apps, of a DARK skin, not black!
Dark gray is a fine option.
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Given they stated power savings as one of their reasons for doing it, yes they did, black saves power on an oled and dark grey makes an oled look like an LCD.
itzik_man said:
Google didn't miss the point, the idea was to give the user an option, in their apps, of a DARK skin, not black!
Dark gray is a fine option.
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Totall agree... Black skins are awful and looks old, like andoid 4 ones. Google should have all their apps in dark mode, I don't understand why they are launching them one on one...
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Given they stated power savings as one of their reasons for doing it, yes they did, black saves power on an oled and dark grey makes an oled look like an LCD.
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True...
Grey means those pixels are 'ON' and thus are consuming power.
So what's the point?
Xebeck said:
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True...
Grey means those pixels are 'ON' and thus are consuming power.
So what's the point?
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I don't know. Not being blinded by all the white and instead being greeted by a more aesthetically pleasing and easy on the eyes grey, I guess. Black would be so Android Gingerbread, so 2010.
It's enabled on mine but I don't have the option to switch it back off. Any ideas?
warrencoakley said:
It's enabled on mine but I don't have the option to switch it back off. Any ideas?
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Disable Dark theme in your settings of the phone. When dark theme is enabled, the apps automatically default to dark mode.
Ah! The good old days of of Gingerbread and Jellybeans!
nitrous² said:
I don't know. Not being blinded by all the white and instead being greeted by a more aesthetically pleasing and easy on the eyes grey, I guess. Black would be so Android Gingerbread, so 2010.
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Any one here get call screening on pixel 2xl? Without root
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nitrous² said:
I don't know. Not being blinded by all the white and instead being greeted by a more aesthetically pleasing and easy on the eyes grey, I guess. Black would be so Android Gingerbread, so 2010.
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I agree. Pure black just looks so... junk. The dark grey is nice.
That being said...when the hell is Gmail getting dark mode? Anything on that yet?
alinawaz said:
Here you can see
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You do realize that the phone number you tried to paint over is still clearly readable?
UPDATE: Check link for video
https://youtu.be/ucS8Jv49t-0
And this is a Brand New sealed box Galaxy Note 20 Ultra!
I need help to report this issue to Samsung, i cant find any reference online, tried with my GN20 Ultra and my wifes as well.
Alright, heres the issue. In a very dark room, when trying dark mode with the ultra wide lense, 50% of time after a long processing time, photo comes as a white noise with lines, i will post some pictures, and trust me i can make this happen anytime. So far it only happens with the ultra wide lense using dark mode on a really dark environment like stated.
Ok so now after uploading some photos i realized while zooming happens the same, wtf!
Can someone else please give this a try and report back!
I would say these Pics are enough as reference.
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I would say these Pics are enough as reference.
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Can you try with your N20U?
I could not replicate.
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That could be hardware (the banding indicates that)... if it persists.
Noise should be more or less evenly spread out.
See if lower temperatures alter it.
Try clearing cam data and clear the system cache from the boot menu. Do a hard reboot.
My thought is it will still be there...
Just tried as you suggested, not happening on my Ultra (SD).
Link575 said:
Just tried as you suggested, not happening on my Ultra (SD).
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Did you try in a completely dark room? Dark mode enabled and ultra wide lense?
UPDATE:
I went to Best Buy and exchanged the unit, now i have a "brand new sealed box" Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, i went home, went to the closet, really really dark, dark mode enabled, using ultra wide lense, out of 5 shots, got 3 with the same strange noise!
Possible RF interference?
Any RF sources nearby ie a router, nearby radar, radio antenna etc?
blackhawk said:
Possible RF interference?
Any RF sources nearby ie a router, nearby radar, radio antenna etc?
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Nothing, i just did a screen recorder, so i can sort of prove whats happening, but idk if i can upload videos here! It keeps happening, but like i said, dark room, as soon the sensor sees any sort of light it will give me a pictured as expected, grainy, or dark but a picture!
This is crazy, and i can do the same with my wifes GN20 Ultra!
yoniinfante34 said:
Nothing, i just did a screen recorder, so i can sort of prove whats happening, but idk if i can upload videos here! It keeps happening, but like i said, dark room, as soon the sensor sees any sort of light it will give me a pictured as expected, grainy, or dark but a picture!
This is crazy, and i can do the same with my wifes GN20 Ultra!
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Grainy is normal, prominent lines are not.
In a perfectly dark room you'll see random background noise from the cam sensor it's self; this is normal.
If you cool the cam the noise level will decrease and increase as it gets hotter.
https://youtu.be/ucS8Jv49t-0
Link to the video
blackhawk said:
Grainy is normal, prominent lines are not.
In a perfectly dark room you'll see random background noise from the cam sensor it's self; this is normal.
If you cool the cam the noise level will decrease and increase as it gets hotter.
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Exaclty, thats what i was expecting, heres a quick screen record i did
https://youtu.be/ucS8Jv49t-0
If it captures ok low light images... I'd say don't worry about it.
Play with it and have some fun...
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Did you try in a completely dark room? Dark mode enabled and ultra wide lense?
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It was not completely dark but I just tried again in a completely dark room and just got a normal black picture. I'll try a couple more times later incase its not consistent.