At the club, at the bar, or just in your mom's basement, nighttime is when you come out to play. Rate this thread to express how the Honor 9's camera performs when no or low light is present. A higher rating indicates that the camera sensor "sees" lots of light in dim conditions, and that the resulting photos have minimal noise. A higher rating also indicates that when the flash fires, the resulting photo is evenly-lit without any bright spots.
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photos are good, but could have been better
Now this is where honor 9 outstands.
auto mode, low light results is pretty bad. the lense doesn't get enough light because of the aperture size. for still photos, pro mode will produce amazing pictures but you need a tripod or something similar.
It struggles in low light..
But in normal light photos are really good..
Is very nice results.
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The Honor 9 really struggles in low light situations.
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Jeffrey Sharkey is a developer who has just started to tweak OLED screen on Android. he has succesfully achieve a remarkable low power consumption, capable of double the overall battery life of the smartphone.
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Here you can read the details and watch a video of this working.
Summarizing, is based on rendering screen only showing one component of color. It could be a great idea combined with the light sensor for working automatic in high light ambient, in solar light, etc.
Old News are old.
thats definetely not that i want to see on my wonderful OLED screen
Ok, i think on not a normal use... but think in direct sunlight... your wonderful oled screen... seem to be the same with or without this and power needed is less.... it could be a good solution.
ok what the point to buy a phone with OLED? Buy a phone with monochrome display.
At the club, at the bar, or just in your mom's basement, nighttime is when you come out to play. Rate this thread to express how the OnePlus 2's camera performs when no or low light is present. A higher rating indicates that the camera sensor "sees" lots of light in dim conditions, and that the resulting photos have minimal noise. A higher rating also indicates that when the flash fires, the resulting photo is evenly-lit without any bright spots.
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Smartphone cameras have long long way to go. But this one is decent enough for current generation.
Good enough for me
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i had the Oneplus One and the low light was really bad with too much noise, the OP2 feels only slightly better , still a long way togo interms of low light photography
Camera Tricks for the Honor 9
The Honor 9's camera app is powerful and rich with many features. Here are some of the best that you should try out.
Moving Picture
This is also known as "Live photo" on other devices like the iPhone. When enabled, every picture you take will also be saved as a short video. When you open your photo in your gallery, you can press an hold it to view the video.
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Wide Aperture Mode
Enable Wide Aperture mode to get DSLR-like photos with a shallow depth of field. You can even adjust your focus and aperture level after your picture has been saved.
Pro Photo
Pro photo mode gives you full control over your focus, exposure, white balance and more. In this mode, you can set your photos to save in RAW format. This video shows the amazing shots you can get in pro photo mode.
Hey guys since I've flashed my phone with the camera2api.zip I've noticed that I have some issues with taking photos in dark places, and you can see in the screenshots it seems to be some Green squares and one 'normal' colour frame un the upper right corner, and sometimes the photo has some strange flares with magenta colors with low light photos, and every time I need to use my front flash, it seems to not sync with the camera giving me awful photography results generally this problem happens when i take pictures with the WhatsApp Camera, but sometimes with other camera apps like Footej Camera. Hope someone know how to solve this!
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My phone: Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus
OS: AOSP Extended
Went on a hike in Brazil today and couldn't manage to take any decent photos the tree and other green stuff. It seems the contrast between the bright light and the dark green of the vegetation really screws with the AI, but even with the AI disabled, the pictures still looked like below. Is there a way take greenery photos closer to what the human eye would see, with the P30 Pro? Or is post-processing the only option for approaching realism?
With AI on:
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I don't have a comparable shot with another phone, but here's a jungle pic shot with an iPhone XR. To me it looks a lot more vibrant and fresh.
Hello, have You try to change contrat color ? When You are in caméra, clic on the icon beside setting and try other mode like "leica vivid".