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[Z1C-KK_4.4.2] 14.3.A.0.681 Update Changes/ Visible Bugs

Dear KK Users,
Please report any Bugs, Changes or any other Problems, Enhancements here. So we can Help each other. :good:
Thanks!
Edit : I wasted my whole weekend to get hands on this update with working Root & Other Tweaks! Don't really think this is a right time. So I rolled back to JB 4.3
Below are complied findings posted by user in this Thread! This hard-work is done by @trewelu & all credit goes to him.
Here's the post - Merged Reported Bugs/ Errors
Please read this post 1st, as many people are reporting similar errors!
Thanks!

Updated using flash tool not wiping DATA. My a jays 5 headset is not producing sound when connected now. Might be something else but will continue investigate.
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Did they fix camera blue problem?Tnx(anyone can try)

I heard that camera works better, but i didnt try it myself....and about battery life?

KKamera
There is really nobody who would like to test the camera in KK for us a little in 5 minutes?

First picture is taken with flashed Z2 camera (4.3 android)
And second stock 4.4.2 camera.
Superrior mode, flash turned off, very poor light conditions, about half meter distance from object.
Zoom 200% then cropped.

poolmaker said:
First picture is taken with flashed Z2 camera (4.3 android)
And second stock 4.4.2 camera.
Superrior mode, flash turned off, very poor light conditions, about half meter distance from object.
Zoom 200% then cropped.
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The second shot looks good! Unless you were really shaky on the first one.

poolmaker said:
First picture is taken with flashed Z2 camera (4.3 android)
And second stock 4.4.2 camera.
Superrior mode, flash turned off, very poor light conditions, about half meter distance from object.
Zoom 200% then cropped.
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So your first picture was taken with the camera app from the Z2 phone?
Anyway, this does mean that there are no big changes, doesn't it?

The shortcuts of walkman in The lockscreen sometimes doesnt work.
The camera app seems faster and The pictures have less ISO in The auto Mode than before. Só in general in low Light they seem better
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But i think bleeding is still there after update - in some special conditions as before.
Also, starting camera with hardware key from deepsleep also didn´t work

For me the most noticeable improvement is that clear audio and other sound enhancements work in spotify. At last. I also like the new status and notification bar a lot.Other thing I noticed is more free ram. Overall I am quite delighted with it so far.

Really happy no more fast dormancy probleem so far finally the process compleet.sonyerricson.Android.wakeup died
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djdana said:
Really happy no more fast dormancy probleem so far finally the process compleet.sonyerricson.Android.wakeup died
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Now this is something good.. :good:

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Screenshot battery usage so far without wifi.
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Anybody else has problems with very poor performance of lockscreen?
When a call comes in it takes about 10 seconds before the call screen appears, also entering pattern takes about 5 seconds .

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Screenshot battery usage so far without wifi.
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Screen on hours?

Looks like users are reporting improvements on the camera:
Can confirm that after last update I am really impressed with the camera and with the feel of the 4.4.2 update very good job.
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Both Auto+ and manual, Noise levels have been tuned down, which in term suggests lower ISO.
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Have to agree. A quick play with the camera suggests that the superior auto especially has been improved; The ISO seems to be getting selected a little more conservatively so much lower noise.
KitKat update in general seems very nice, but thats off-topic for this thread.
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Read through this.

Screen mirroring was buggy with .114 and now it does not work at all. Nice job
It's time to try with CM11.

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Having only flashed it last night, so far bugs I've seen are the notification counters not clearing when all emails have been read and this morning I was unable to turn my alarm off, had to power down the phone to stop it!

Camera 2.0 Available

It looks like Camera 2.0 is starting to roll out in the What's New app. I had to forcibly refresh mine from the menu to get it to show up. It's now the same UI that we saw in the IFA videos.
Initial impressions:
- It's noticeably faster to load up on a cold boot
- It's loads even faster after the first load
- With the phone off, I can press the camera shutter button and load the app in 1 second
- The UI is more responsive now
- Quality seems a tad bit better in low light but I'll have to take more photos to confirm

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It looks like Camera 2.0 is starting to roll out in the What's New app. I had to forcibly refresh mine from the menu to get it to show up. It's now the same UI that we saw in the IFA videos.
Initial impressions:
- It's noticeably faster to load up on a cold boot
- It's loads even faster after the first load
- With the phone off, I can press the camera shutter button and load the app in 1 second
- The UI is more responsive now
- Quality seems a tad bit better in low light but I'll have to take more photos to confirm
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I've got it too, so far its fast than before, nice to have a changed UI, will need to take more snaps to confirm on the quality of pics.

Hmm, I had it show up, download and install. Opened the camera and it was the same. Checked the app and it still says 1.0 what the?
Solutions anyone?

You really have to open whatsnew several time to get this to work, but it suddenly updated and boom, xperiance is alot better than before! Nice update!
I can't post an image because I'm a noob (remove space)
http ://s4.postimg.org/5ln5yewf1/Screenshot_2015_11_15_23_59_02.png

Okay found it under what's new, seems to be taking forever to install?

For me the camera is slow like before
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Just downloaded and startup time seems blazingly fast compared to the old app and the one on the Z3c. That was from a cold start and using it after I'd been browsing for a few minutes. Will see how it fares across a whole day...

All sorted, love the new UI. My camera launches quick, about half to 1 second from cold and instantly after closing and relaunching.

How do you launch the camera? With button or with icon camera?
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mmm286 said:
How do you launch the camera? With button or with icon camera?
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Much faster in both cases. With button takes like 1-1.5 seconds. With icon, takes <1 second

Just had a morning walk with my toddler and have been snapping shots as well as checking email, etc.
The camera is much faster - this is the phone I was hoping for!!

I rebooted the phone and open the camera have the same delay that previous versions
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mmm286 said:
I rebooted the phone and open the camera have the same delay that previous versions
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What does the camera app look like on your phone?
(The new app has a completely different UI).

milesg said:
What does the camera app look like on your phone?
(The new app has a completely different UI).
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is the new UI
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I'm stuck on installing, what can I do?
Edit:
Updated what's new and now camera updated correctly.

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is the new UI
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That's really odd - how fast is the camera on the second start?
Maybe some other process is slowing the camera down. I disabled the "Photo Analyzer Service" as other XDA users had said it cause camera performance issues on earlier Z phones. The only thing I can suggest is that you try that if you haven't already.

In the second start is faster. Disabling photo analyzer don't fix the problem
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I think the camera now is really impressive.
Have to take some low-light shots...
Here are the shots: all 8 Mpx automatic no flash
Full quality picture
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x6bs1bdqpaljz2k/DSC_0007.JPG?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/98nde8jnqa1avab/DSC_0007~02.JPG?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sz9hzca5v255uu0/DSC_0012~01.JPG?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wzjtdqewx20r7vg/DSC_0014~01.JPG?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nw7ayj504gjpub0/DSC_0015.JPG?dl=0

I see huge improvement to previous Camera app. Number of details increased and when zooming in pictures does not loose on quality

Yes the new camera app is much faster. But i was hopping for a better manual mode too, like raw support. We'll see, maybe with the marshmallow update.
Like shutter speed control, with it the camera would be totaly perfect.

Min/Max Shutter speed

Can someone please explain me the minimum and maximum shutter speed of the Nexus 6P in third party apps?
I have a OnePlus 2 at the moment and I can take up to 30 seconds of long exposure, before with my OnePlus 1 even 60 seconds.
Is this something I can find in the Nexus 6P through a third party camera app?
A detailed explanation would be appreciated.

Hi. Please Download Proshot camera app or Manual camera app. Proshot even has a bulb mode, not so impressive though. I have not noticed anything like 30 seconds or more. Have not tried other camera apps.

shiv.maneyapanda said:
Hi. Please Download Proshot camera app or Manual camera app. Proshot even has a bulb mode, not so impressive though. I have not noticed anything like 30 seconds or more. Have not tried other camera apps.
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I dont have the phone yet so i cant test.
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On manual camera the slowest shutter speed is 1/5. I don't see why anyone would need a 30 second exposure on a phone. That lobe of an exposure would only be useful on a DSLR in very select situations.

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On manual camera the slowest shutter speed is 1/5. I don't see why anyone would need a 30 second exposure on a phone. That lobe of an exposure would only be useful on a DSLR in very select situations.
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Now that's just crazy talk...just use the built-in tripod mount, bolt on a really good macro lens (I recommend the Canon), and flash away.
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micmars said:
Now that's just crazy talk...just use the built-in tripod mount, bolt on a really good macro lens (I recommend the Canon), and flash away.
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Don't forget the remote shutter, and external flash

Pilz said:
Don't forget the remote shutter, and external flash
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Oh, that's right...and klieg lights arrayed in series whilst shooting baby osprey.
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micmars said:
Oh, that's right...and klieg lights arrayed in series whilst shooting baby osprey.
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I'll get my studio ready for the shoot

Pilz said:
On manual camera the slowest shutter speed is 1/5. I don't see why anyone would need a 30 second exposure on a phone. That lobe of an exposure would only be useful on a DSLR in very select situations.
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1/5 is really sad. I expected more, can this be fixed by software you think?
I disagree with your opinion. Slow shutter on the Oneplus One and Two is awesome (see pics below both taken with the One). Especially with a good sensor. And I am in situations where I need it a lot.
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CounterC said:
1/5 is really sad. I expected more, can this be fixed by software you think?
I disagree with your opinion. Slow shutter on the Oneplus One and Two is awesome (see pics below both taken with the One). Especially with a good sensor. And I am in situations where I need it a lot.
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The sensor in the 6P would likely take in too much light given the pixel size therefore making the pictures look bad. If I use a 5 second exposure on my DSLR in a situation like the ones you posted it would be a white picture. The sensor size is important to consider (especially when its wide open). I can't definitively say whether or not the 6P will do the same, but it does have a large senor/pixel size for a phone.

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The sensor in the 6P would likely take in too much light given the pixel size therefore making the pictures look bad. If I use a 5 second exposure on my DSLR in a situation like the ones you posted it would be a white picture. The sensor size is important to consider (especially when its wide open). I can't definitively say whether or not the 6P will do the same, but it does have a large senor/pixel size for a phone.
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True but I think the Nexus 6p could benefit from 1-5 seconds exposures instead of maximum 1/5. You think this can be solved in software or is it hardware limit of the sensor?
Bulb would be interesting too...
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CounterC said:
True but I think the Nexus 6p could benefit from 1-5 seconds exposures instead of maximum 1/5. You think this can be solved in software or is it hardware limit of the sensor?
Bulb would be interesting too...
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It's a software limitation; I tested the other camera app and it only let's me go down to .2s (1/5s) so google likely did that for a reason.

Pilz said:
It's a software limitation; I tested the other camera app and it only let's me go down to .2s (1/5s) so google likely did that for a reason.
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Now I'm doubting to get this phone [emoji16]
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CounterC said:
Now I'm doubting to get this phone [emoji16]
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If that's really the make/break factor then you should reconsider owning a phone. It's a great device and just because you can't take a 30s picture doesn't mean its a bad phone. I find it absurd that such a nominal feature is the tipping point for people but its not my money to spend.
I don't use my phone as my primary camera (I have a DSLR for that), so a trivial software feature that could likely be added in isn't a big deal. Software limitations are easier to overcome than hardware ones, but I recommend you reconsider why you want the phone if that is a key factor. I don't know how many long exposure night pictures you take, but it must be a significant amount to be that big of a factor. The limitation is likely in place because of how large the sensor/pixels are as I mentioned. The camera takes in a lot of light and having a long exposure (even 1/5s) is very bright at night, and can capture great pictures.
I'm in no way trying to be rude about it (I know the comments above might suggest that), but I don't think a small software limitation should steer people away from an excellent phone. I don't use 3rd party camera apps despite owning a handful of them because the stock one takes the best pictures in my opinion. I will try a few other camera apps that I own, but I don't think it will be beneficial to use a long exposure even if its enabled via a software tweak.
Here are some pictures I've taken with my Nexus 5X/6P (both have the same sensor) at night. https://goo.gl/photos/onDRS4sEtrV3QS867

Pilz said:
If that's really the make/break factor then you should reconsider owning a phone. It's a great device and just because you can't take a 30s picture doesn't mean its a bad phone. I find it absurd that such a nominal feature is the tipping point for people but its not my money to spend.
I don't use my phone as my primary camera (I have a DSLR for that), so a trivial software feature that could likely be added in isn't a big deal. Software limitations are easier to overcome than hardware ones, but I recommend you reconsider why you want the phone if that is a key factor. I don't know how many long exposure night pictures you take, but it must be a significant amount to be that big of a factor. The limitation is likely in place because of how large the sensor/pixels are as I mentioned. The camera takes in a lot of light and having a long exposure (even 1/5s) is very bright at night, and can capture great pictures.
I'm in no way trying to be rude about it (I know the comments above might suggest that), but I don't think a small software limitation should steer people away from an excellent phone. I don't use 3rd party camera apps despite owning a handful of them because the stock one takes the best pictures in my opinion. I will try a few other camera apps that I own, but I don't think it will be beneficial to use a long exposure even if its enabled via a software tweak.
Here are some pictures I've taken with my Nexus 5X/6P (both have the same sensor) at night. https://goo.gl/photos/onDRS4sEtrV3QS867
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Thanks for explaining. I don't take your comments as rude but rather learnful. I approach my phone as the ultimate Swiss army knife. I take pictures with it, I stream my media from home to anywhere in the world, it holds my whole online life in the cloud, make payments without it and many other things. Until now I've been able to postpone buying a separate camera. First I owned Galaxy S1 then S2, then OnePlus 1 and now 2. These cameras are all great if you know what you are doing. The OnePlus really made it happen thanks to heavy community development and support, and especially camera tweaks. I was hoping to find this in the Nexus as well. Apparently not (yet). But I'm turning to Nexus anyway because of great software support and features. I hope my camera tests can postpone the need for buying a separate camera for a while...
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CounterC said:
Thanks for explaining. I don't take your comments as rude but rather learnful. I approach my phone as the ultimate Swiss army knife. I take pictures with it, I stream my media from home to anywhere in the world, it holds my whole online life in the cloud, make payments without it and many other things. Until now I've been able to postpone buying a separate camera. First I owned Galaxy S1 then S2, then OnePlus 1 and now 2. These cameras are all great if you know what you are doing. The OnePlus really made it happen thanks to heavy community development and support, and especially camera tweaks. I was hoping to find this in the Nexus as well. Apparently not (yet). But I'm turning to Nexus anyway because of great software support and features. I hope my camera tests can postpone the need for buying a separate camera for a while...
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I understand where you're coming from now, and I appreciate the explanation. I tend to speak rather bluntly which some people take the wrong way. I went from the S3>Note 3>G3>Nexus 6, Zenfone2, Moto X 2014 PE, S5>Nrcuw 6P. I've owned more phones than I listed, but that's a good summary. I feel the camera on the 6P is leaps and bounds better than any of the other ones including the Nexus 6 which has the same sensor as the OP1. I think a software tweak is certainly possible if you find a developer willing to take a look at it. I really can't see myself using a phone as my primary camera even though it takes great pictures; there are times where a phone will never work because its limited by several factors. If you like the phone give it a try because you can always send it back within 14 days (google store orders) or 30 days for Amazon orders. The worst that could happen is you don't end up liking it

This indeed is sad. With a 10-second exposure time, one can do a lot. I've won prizes using my Lumia 1520 which allowed a maximum of 4 seconds. Even on a phone that allows us to go out there in very dark (I mean literally dark) places. The other day I bought a Meizu M2 Note just because it has 10 second exposure time. Although I enjoy my Lumia 1520 and Note 3, I find myself always curious what I can do using Meizu M2 Note, just because it has an awesome exposure time. It's just a 200$ device. Believe me, that amount of shutter speed makes the shutter bugs feeling contended and curious and consequently happy. So why not?
So as of now LG is the way to go for best manual camera performance on Android. I've used my friends phone and it's awesome unless you can stand a windows phone. LG V10 is going to be my next phone. So I strongly suggest LG V10. Good manual controls let us go crazy and curious like a kid. That's the best thing that can happen. :laugh:

Hello
Hello People.
So i wasted 3 sleepless nights trying to figure out all what was discussed here. may be i should have read this before.
I cant believe this, 1/5 seconds? really? other brands are muscling 10, 30, 60 seconds. and here we are with 1/5.
I am coming from Note 5. I dont know its specs but the phone camera allowed me 10 seconds at max/ slowest shutter speed.
I hope some devs can play with libs and bring better support to camera app.
My old Xperia z2 recently got shutter speed control without camera2 api. So never give up hopes on developers.
I just hope they bring support before i leave this phone.

omar300 said:
Hello People.
So i wasted 3 sleepless nights trying to figure out all what was discussed here. may be i should have read this before.
I cant believe this, 1/5 seconds? really? other brands are muscling 10, 30, 60 seconds. and here we are with 1/5.
I am coming from Note 5. I dont know its specs but the phone camera allowed me 10 seconds at max/ slowest shutter speed.
I hope some devs can play with libs and bring better support to camera app.
My old Xperia z2 recently got shutter speed control without camera2 api. So never give up hopes on developers.
I just hope they bring support before i leave this phone.
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I'm quite certain you can do 10 second ones or at least 1 second when shooting in manual mode. I'll double check when I finish this charging test but it's definitely linger than 1/5 because I did some 1s pictures.
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I'm quite certain you can do 10 second ones or at least 1 second when shooting in manual mode. I'll double check when I finish this charging test but it's definitely linger than 1/5 because I did some 1s pictures.
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I really hope you are not imagining lol
Please let me know what OS you were using and if any specific camera app and such.

Should i replace my OP5. Camera images not satisfactory.

i am not satisfied with the camera. here are some shots. Can you please tell whether should i go for a replacement. i have only 3 days left.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQdYU9wOUF5UkdxdUE/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQddU1uVHctYWVIbTg/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQdRlZYb1RxcGJXYXc/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQdODU5RUhyRzlOck0/view?usp=drivesdk
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IMHO, those are more than satisfactory images for a cell phone camera...
If camera is the only criteria and you have the budget for S8+ or Pixel (Or the iPhone 7+), then you can maybe replace it.
But I don't think anything in the same price range can give you better image quality.
Here are some trustworthy reviews and comparisons:
http://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-5-camera-shootout-780369/
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/oneplus-5-vs-iphone-7-camera,review-4484.html
https://www.cnet.com/news/oneplus-5-camera-shootout-vs-galaxy-s8-google-pixel/

New pictures, new topic again? Stop flooding

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New pictures, new topic again? Stop flooding
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I am confused. When i see pictures of other people, i feel mine are lacking.
Just to get other opinion. [emoji4] only have 3 days left for replacement
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the photos are very good, imo.. i see nothing wrong with the camera (in terms of defects that warrant a replacement)..
if you are not satisfied, maybe you should consider switching to more camera-capable mobiles such as Pixel or U11..

Learn how to use the pro mode. I've been able to get FANTASTIC shots once I learned how to use pro mode. Im still learning so shots should get better over time.
Check this one out from a few days ago

Also in pro mode set it to capture raw images and then use Snapseed or Lightroom for post processing. It makes a big difference.

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Also in pro mode set it to capture raw images and then use Snapseed or Lightroom for post processing. It makes a big difference.
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I thought RAW was broken on OP5 as it shows up pink on any other app than the stock gallery? Unless that's been fixed since

saggiboy231 said:
i am not satisfied with the camera. here are some shots. Can you please tell whether should i go for a replacement. i have only 3 days left.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQdYU9wOUF5UkdxdUE/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQddU1uVHctYWVIbTg/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQdRlZYb1RxcGJXYXc/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvL8gJg1MQdODU5RUhyRzlOck0/view?usp=drivesdk
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Then maybe you suck at using a camera. But truth to be told, the camera software on op5 has a slight chance to miss (hit or miss) No matter how well the camera, your pictures won't improve. I've managed to capture great pictures on my ****ty LG G 2 Flex ffs.

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I'm assuming it's fixed as I don't have that problem

Is there only one camera working ?

Good evening everyone !
I really love the camera of the OP5, especially when shooting in RAW.
I tried pixter's lenses on my OnePlus 5 to add Wide Angle and improve Macros but I'm able to put it only on one lens (so there is a piece of plastic in front of the second cam).
Everything is good, and I tried many modes, all is working fine and this is strange...
So I decided to put my finger over the second cam (the one close to the flash), tried portrait mode, x2 zoom, manual mode, and I never saw my finger...
So is there only one camera working ??
Thanks !

The effect is only weaker with one lens.
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So the right camera is never fully used ?

Most is software.
Look the videos in this post.
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/dual-camera.558141/

BiugEE said:
Most is software.
Look the videos in this post.
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/dual-camera.558141/
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Ohh thanks, so it's only in good lightning