Here's a very interesting article from Google's Blog on the development of the great new Night Sight feature of the Google Camera app.
https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/11/night-sight-seeing-in-dark-on-pixel.html
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And here's an article on HDR+ and Night Sight.
Google's Night Sight allows for photography in near darkness
https://www.dpreview.com/news/43240...sight-allows-for-photography-in-near-darkness
BCE111 said:
Here's a very interesting article from Google's Blog on the development of the great new Night Sight feature of the Google Camera app.
https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/11/night-sight-seeing-in-dark-on-pixel.html
And here's an article on HDR+ and Night Sight.
Google's Night Sight allows for photography in near darkness
https://www.dpreview.com/news/43240...sight-allows-for-photography-in-near-darkness
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5 ways Google Pixel 3 camera pushes the boundaries of computational photography
https://www.dpreview.com/articles/7...s-the-boundaries-of-computational-photography
What led me to these articles was I was looking for a good app to bracket exposures to edit in Lightroom and I also have HDR Photomatix Pro to see what I can do there. Any thoughts on apps to bracket photos with this phone? I know that the HDR+ setting does this to some extent as discussed in these articles. But just wondering what techniques and apps and settings other people are using. Thanks.
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As we approach the launch of the Sony Xperia Z (C660X) we will no doubt see plenty of camera samples from the device as well as samples compared to other flagships of the day. To get the ball rolling, we have a number of camera samples below which compares the Xperia Z against the Apple iPhone 5 and Oppo Find 5.
What you see below are not the raw images themselves but 100% crops compared. Obviously there is a mega pixel difference between the Xperia Z/Oppo Find 5 which have 13MP CMOS sensors versus the 8MP sensor on the iPhone 5. The Xperia Z appears to come out on top in our view, with the HDR function working particularly well in a few shots.
Have a look :
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can you post the full sized images?
Crops are good but a better comparison is with the full sized image as well
Sorry to say, but it's already been posted
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2114155
and this one has link to article
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Sorry to say, but it's already been posted
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2114155
and this one has link to article
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I was just reading the review of the SGS 4 on GSMArena for fun and came to see something weird (according to me). Maybe am just completely missing something.....any help would be good
My SGS 4 seemingly lacks the 360 panorama mode. but on the review, it indeed had the 360 panorama as a mode to choose from.
take a look at the screenshot of the different modes from the review.
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also I quote from the review...
"Let's go over the different modes. There are standard modes like Rich Tone (HDR), Panorama, Night and Sports. Panoramas are pretty impressive, they go a full 360° circle or more and can be as big as 60MP (note that if you hold the phone vertically, the panorama image will have nearly more than twice the resolution). "
"Then we get into the more interesting shots. 360 photo is Samsung's name for Photo Sphere, which creates a spherical panorama, similar to those in Street View. "
am using wanamlite 1.8 with many many modifications of my own,but personally I have never ever seen that 360 panorama mode on my S4 ever. am using it for some 6 months or so....
awaiting answers, please don't bash
regards,
achyut.
I was willing to overlook the ois/eis due to overall specs but after seeing camera quality I dont think I'll be buying this. Video recording quality could have been better
https://youtu.be/tUNP1AJJD_4 @12:55
to be honest my old phone mate 8 camera ıs better than nubia . and yes vıdeo ıs rıght.
Can someone upload camera comparison please
You can compare images of the Oneplus 5, Xiaomi Mi6, Samsung S8 and Nubia Z17 in this review: https://www.chinahandys.net/flagship-vergleich-oneplus-5-vs-galaxy-s8-vs-xiaomi-mi6-vs-nubia-z17/
You need to scroll down to the camera section or maybe use google translate to read the text. cheers
Anyone tried the modified google camera app?
Here you go, took a photo.
It's not that bad. I'm on the Mokee rom using the Nubia camera app (not the google one) in portrait mode. It's not OMG-DSLR quality, but it's not garbage. Here's a picture I took with the Nubia Z17 on Mokee. Sorry - don't own any other phones to post a comparison.
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Just wanted to share way I found to get most out of MI A2 camera without rooting and installing Gcam.
First of all use HDR with contrast at lowest, other 2 settings should be best kept at normal. This ensures you get every detail retained in the photo, for some reason Xiaomi did awful job with adding contrast to photos and crushes all blacks.
Then I played with snapseed way too much to create filter that I can apply to all photos as a default, filter that brings back contrast without sacrificing detail. Lowest contrast setting also reveals some indigo noise Xiaomi tryed to hide by crushing blacks and I found good compromise with that too.
Just go to qr looks in snapseed and scan image below, then you can find filter in styles menu and apply it.
So here it is, so happy with it.
imgur.com/a/l9wqozY
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Edited post and snapseed look because it was wrong version. Sorry.
how to use it or applyy it ?steps ?
Hi All,
So today I am here to share some of my shots I Captured for #SaveTheNight Campaign in which I have to test the Night Photography capabilities of OPPO FIND X5 PRO.
If I share you my experience as a photographer its very much impressive in terms of Quality and with perfect color balance "Thanks to Hasselblad Collaboration".
I won't able to write more as I am excited to share my photos with you all and today you'll be the Judge for this Night Photography.
Please find the high quality images in the attachments below.
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I would like to share my perspective for these photographs as to test night Photography I selected 2 of the architecture/light places and one is a bonfire to test the overall capability in each condition that how this smartphone's camera performs and to be honest results are in front of you ! I enjoyed clicking these photographs , Hope you too.
If you like these photographs do comment your favorite one and If you have any questions related to Night Photography do share, I'll definitely try to answer each of the questions.
#SaveTheNight #OppoFindX5Series #OppoAmbassadors #OppoFindX5Pro #ShotOnOPPO #EmpowerEveryMoment
Till then Stay Safe.
Regards,
Abhishek Yadav
OPPO Ambassador.