My RAW photos of images shot in low light have this permanent purple and green concentric circles all around the image. Is this happening to anybody else? It's really making the RAW feature useless for me in low light. I'm fairly sure they would be present in the good lighted photos but not visible because it's not very dark. Please help! Thanks a lot!
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Yeah well, I convert images to 240x320 to fit my XDA II, and they come out REALLY light, and bright, they dont show up that light or bright on my PC, they are dark on PC, and really bright on my XDA II, is there anyway to fix this? Even if I take a picture with my camera in a dark spot and set it as background its really bright.
turn down the brightness!
try making them themes with a themebuilder
also there is some registry which is suppose to help with some transparency thingy try doing a search
i already figured out the prob thx anyway
Hi,
One thing I dislike on the Topaz just after shooting a photo is that long white blank screen probably displayed while jpeg compressing.
I didn't notice specific times between low res and high res pictures but shooting 5Mpix with high quality takes about 3 sec of blank screen (btw I would have preferred black blank screen... less battery consumption).
Did you experience the same thing on your TD2?
Is there any feature to optimise this? (code with asm to speed up the jpeg compression...)
Cheers.
Pictures taken with the HD2 once selected automatically take up the whole screen and then you can zoom in further. I have imported photos well larger than the resolution of that taken by the camera and they are all cropped with a black border on top and bottom. I have tried resizing to 400x800 and 800x400 and 1024x480... etc and can't get my photos to display full screen like the stock included pics as well as all taken with the camera. Any help please?
the HD2 screen resolution is 480x800. Your photos need to be ratio 1.666....length/width.
I'm not sure whether this is a problem with Android (doubt it), HTC Sense in general or the HTC Photos app..
But what I'm finding is that pictures with gradients (usually ones computer generated) have their gradients shown very bady and makes the picture look terrible. Instead of doing a smooth colour transition, it sort of does it in chunks..
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As you can see here, isntead of fading smoothly from the red to black, it does those ugly layers. I first noticed it when I had this picture set as the lock screen picture because it does it there too. In bright light its almost impossible to tell, but in the dark it tooks terrible.
Sometimes when I look at the full picture in the Photo app it doesn't do the gradient so badly, but when I go to pinch zoom the slightest it instantly changes to look like that. (isnt just a problem with the one picture btw). I thought it might be something to do with the large picture being resized to fit the screen, but I resized the picture on a computer to be smaller than the screens dimensions and it does the same thing.
Another slight issue I picked up is that black areas in a wallpaper picture don't show as 'true black'. When I view the picture with the black background fullscreen in Photos, the black areas are true black (tested at night - true black of AMOLED screen). But when the picture is set as background, there is a noticeable difference between the blackness of the background and the 'true blackness' of the bottom of the notification bar...
Might be hard to see, but to show what I mean:
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Does anyone have any explanation for these problems, and even better, fixes?
I've got HTC Legend unrooted
Cheers
Question, Is there a mod or a way to remove the ugly over sharpening filter that the gallery adds to photo's. In google's photo album the pics look great, but in the default samsung gallery photos get over sharpened once you select a photo things get real noisy and hard looking. especially the indoor darker pictures suffer from the added noise.