In case you wondering what kind of picture quality the HTC One X and One S were capable of spitting out, we have a few images here that show off exactly what their new ImageSense technology is all about.
HTC, who has long been known for providing one of the lesser quality cameras on the market, made a pretty big deal about their new camera tech equipping their flagships with with f/2.o aperture/28mm lenses and they even going as far as giving their devices their own dedicated processor for snapping pics, dubbed “ImageChip.” In theory, ImageChip increases image quality while providing super quick autofocus and taking equally fast snapshots on the fly. The LED even features 5 levels of brightness which should eliminate those creepy washed out photos you take in dimly lit areas.
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HTC Official: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150821613873084.501840.101063233083&type=3
It should be mentioned explicitly that those pictures are from HTC and do not come from unbiased sources. I'm still waiting on actual test shots.
Eggcake said:
It should be mentioned explicitly that those pictures are from HTC and do not come from unbiased sources. I'm still waiting on actual test shots.
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These are actual pics taken by the HTC one series, and HTC recently posted them to their official page on the facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150821613873084.501840.101063233083&type=3
yes true but we have no idea of the settings used while taking the shots, and while nice, hoping for some testers to post some more real world shots!!
yes HTC said they gave the One X/S to some local photographers in Barcelona and they took these
Looks like a bunch of post processed shots to me, the color contrasts are way over the top.
Still nice pics regardless.
What's the ppi of the pictures the One X can take?
Third pic from top
guy in the top right
hands yellow?!?! O__o
Camera technology must be in early stage lol
I wonder if the camera will suffer from blurry shots due to the very fast photo capture time? ie similar to galaxy nexus zero shutter lag = blurry photos
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bimmerboii said:
I wonder if the camera will suffer from blurry shots due to the very fast photo capture time? ie similar to galaxy nexus zero shutter lag = blurry photos
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That's a good concern. I'm going to give HTC the benefit of the doubt on this one, based on the terrific camera specs and dedicated imaging chip, but who knows...
Why in the 1st pic there is some Violet-colour on the fish?
Hope that the Audio Beast go with One X
I only hope so that are really photos from one X becouse HTC has horrible camera with pink spot on the screen. My first HTC HD2 and now Desire Z have this
Very nice, it should look like this pictures! I'm fascinated.
In the HTC's facebook page for Spain they have a lot more pictures. Can't post external links, so go check it yourself.
It's actually the HTC France page and I don't know why they would post them to that page and not their USA page...weird. While I enjoy those shots, I wanna see how the camera shoots in Auto mode. Most of those pictures were shot using a filter or edited with some sort of app. Would like to see standard shots...lets go HTC!!
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It's actually the HTC France page and I don't know why they would post them to that page and not their USA page...weird. While I enjoy those shots, I wanna see how the camera shoots in Auto mode. Most of those pictures were shot using a filter or edited with some sort of app. Would like to see standard shots...lets go HTC!!
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Maybe both man... i saw them in the spanish page. And btw the shots were taken in Barcelona during the MWC, so it makes sense.
ohh I couldn't even find their FB spain page, only France. Either way a lot of those pictures have been floating around for a while, but it was nice to see a few more. I guess we will see what happens when the tech sites get their review units
Hopefully you will be able to save photos in RAW format for editing on a pc or at least be able to adjust the jpeg compression .
What's up with the noise/compression in all these pics? Noticeable on blue skies and such.
any nighttime shots.
these daytime shots look great.
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I am thinking of getting a Defy as a free upgrade to my Hero. Reviews of camera seem mixed but general impression is that it's not brilliant, especially in low light. Interested to hear the views of people here.
You can compare the photos from defy with various other phones, including N8, iPhone4 on gsmarena site. Just click on some of the latest reviews, doesnt matter which phone, and go to the camera section of the review. There is a photo compare tool.
Thanks. That was helpful but I am more interested in the low light performance.
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Thanks. That was helpful but I am more interested in the low light performance.
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I was pleasantly suprised with the quality of the flash. up to a metre or 2 it is very effective and doesn't wash out the photo like some others. All in all I am pleases with the camera - thats just my opinion though.
Thanks. I am almost certainly going to get one. The nagging doubt in the back of my mind is the speaker issue. Difficult to know how much of a problem it really is. People who don't have the issue (obviously) don't post to forums
None of those Cell Cameras are that cool in low light compared to a DSLR. What would really help is a camera app that writes out a dng file so that one can properly posprocess this in say Lightroom/Photoshop/Noiseware.
Just for completeness shake, the camera module seems to be a MT9PT012 ...
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I was pleasantly suprised with the quality of the flash. up to a metre or 2 it is very effective and doesn't wash out the photo like some others. All in all I am pleases with the camera - thats just my opinion though.
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IMHO - flash and camera is pretty awful. Here's a shot with flash, I even gave it +20 brightness in Gimp:
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Then again, I might be spoiled by these babies:
Ironically - That was shot with my HTC Desire
I guess the Defy's camera is just below cell-phone average. It should't be your only camera, but for "Hey this looks fun!" shots it'll do fine.
I really like my defy but, honestly, the camera is not the best part.
Also the display looks not so brilliant as the desire's one.
I'm not saying they're bad, just they're not wonderful, but considering defy's price it's absolutely fair.
Well, one thing none of the others can do is H2Oing it. I just filmed in water, definitely better results than any other phone attempting the same
I'm using the Camera360 app. There is a filter called "Effect enhancement". If i you this one, the pictures look better - the ones taken in short range. Ok, they do look a bit "artifical", but for me its ok. There is a "free" version of that app for trying out...
The Defy is not the first Android i bought, but it will be the first Android, which will not be sold again. I really like this phone...
Maybe there will be some kind of camera-optimization. Until then, i will take my digi-cam for "more important" pictures to make.
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Stefan
Here is sample picture, resized, with flash and taken with camera360 app.
This was taken with a Galaxy S
This was taken with the Defy, different day so not a direct comparison. The weather was worse and it was cloudy. Hope this give you an idea of comparison though.
Defy on macro with flash
Defy with macro no flash. Shows good detail.
thanks
Photos aren't that great but they're not awful. I do find that the built in editing (kodak perfect touch) does an excellent job though. The macro mode and color reproduction aren't as good as my vibrant. But overall im satisfied.
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disturkis4u said:
Photos aren't that great but they're not awful. I do find that the built in editing (kodak perfect touch) does an excellent job though. The macro mode and color reproduction aren't as good as my vibrant. But overall im satisfied.
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yeah I agree that kodak perfect touch enhancement works well
What about Videos in 720p ?
Anyone succeed to take videos in 720p with Froyo 2.2 ?
have you tryed the kodak perfect touch option?? It's excelent! for night pics, and remember to use the "night" mode in dark places
imo, It's good++
I took pictures with it for the first time today. I did not like the quality of the pictures. My first impressions:
Pros: The LED flash is bright and puts my old BB Curve to shame. You could use it to blind a night time attacker if you could instantly turn it on with an external button.
The interface to take pictures is pretty good and easy to use.
Cons:
-Colors are muddy and off color even when shot outdoors.
-Colors with the flash are not automatically corrected and show up with the blue/white color cast of the LED flash.
-Color space compression is very noticable with banding visible under various conditions.
-Slow to take a picture because it does not focus until you click the onscreen button to take the photo.
I thought video was better on balance than the camera but it is rather poor in low light (as expected). I hope that I will learn to get better results with it after more testing but I'm glad it's not a primary reason for me to own the Defy.
-felipe
What about 720p videos?
Could someone try it?with froyo??
I found the camera pretty good in comparaison of my old phone.
But there's a hudge miss on the native camera app: you cannot change the JPG compression and by default it's very very compressed! Some have their 5Mpxl pictures that takes around 300kB (it should be 1.5MB at least!).
Maybe if someone know a way to change this settings it would be nice for improving the quality of the final picture
I really like the Vignette app for the camera, it's old school styles go rather well with the "performance" of the camear
Still looking for some comparison photos of the NG camera. The 5 MP camera is a bit offputting, but for years the iPhone camera was running at less MP and always seemed to have a better sensor and produce better pictures, i'm hoping that's the case right now. The camera and the size are really my two biggest concerns with the device right now.....
Droid life found some pictures from it back in October
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Something like that for example?
Test Pictures
They were made with a sample after the release show. Don't know if they are equal to the final product or not.
Engadget and Thisismynext did test shots between GN and the iPhone4S.
Not gonna be a lot of in-depth tests until review units go out.
The post about how megapixels don't mean crap in terms of picture quality needs to be made a sticky on this forum. I'm tired of it coming up. Take a Nikon dedicated camera that taps out at 5MP and compare it to a phone at 8MP and see which looks better.
If you have Google+ account, find Tim Bray and follow him.
He is one of the Android developer.
And he is testing the GN camera right now during his trip, posted in his Google+.
I saw the photos are amazing!
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You're right the nonshaky ones look good. I'm not stunned but I would say it's really solid work for a phone camera.
I'm not impressed. The night shot looked sharp for a night photo but the rest... no visible improvement compared to my Galaxy S. So much for sacrificing MP for quality.
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Still looking for some comparison photos of the NG camera. The 5 MP camera is a bit offputting, but for years the iPhone camera was running at less MP and always seemed to have a better sensor and produce better pictures, i'm hoping that's the case right now. The camera and the size are really my two biggest concerns with the device right now.....
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Comparison photos of the camera on the Nexus? Sure!
This is the Galaxy Nexus camera:
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Compare away!
SomeGuyDude said:
The post about how megapixels don't mean crap in terms of picture quality needs to be made a sticky on this forum. I'm tired of it coming up. Take a Nikon dedicated camera that taps out at 5MP and compare it to a phone at 8MP and see which looks better.
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+1 I'm actually excited to see what this camera can do. The 5 MP cam on this phone will probably blow the mytouch4g slides 8 MP away. Bottom line, galaxy nexus Is going to be one badass phone. Period.
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If you have Google+ account, find Tim Bray and follow him.
He is one of the Android developer.
And he is testing the GN camera right now during his trip, posted in his Google+.
I saw the photos are amazing!
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Not sure what you're seeing. None of those pictures are any better than what my Fascinate takes. They should have went ahead and used the GSII camera. Seems much better than this one.
Not off to a good start for the one x. Kind of disappointing from my eyes, except for the HDR photo.
http://asia.cnet.com/camera-shootout-htc-one-x-versus-iphone-4s-62214101.htm#0
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Not off to a good start for the one x. Kind of disappointing from my eyes, except for the HDR photo.
http://asia.cnet.com/camera-shootout-htc-one-x-versus-iphone-4s-62214101.htm#0
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This has already been posted & you seriously cannot trust cnet - they are widely known to be pro-apple!
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my bad. Go ahead and remove this post.
I agree, you can't trust CNET
already posted in two threads but what the hell
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sharpness along with edge noise can be turned off by sharpness -2
camera samples looks bigger on the iPhone this is because the stupid tester didn't turn off widescreen aspect in the settings menu and hence the One X image turned out less than full 8MPixels
seems a more detailed is resolved in darkness and black thanks to f2.0, it takes a second to burn/contrast these images from the HTC gallery effects menu!
the backlight photo of the girl is excellent
the One X is resolving more details @ full scale crops too
I am actually surprised how close they look! is this the same sensor source? sony?
i see the One X a clear winner, thanks to more detail in darkness, shutter speed and backlight HDR, image contrast is for you to adjust from the camera app or the gallery!
The article concludes
"Overall, whether the One X or the iPhone 4S has a better camera boils down to individual preferences. The One X delivers sharper images at the expense of some noise, while the iPhone 4S delivers better colors and noise control.
Personally, the fast shutter speed and sharper images of the One X feel like the better option."
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already posted in two threads but what the hell
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but color should be a priority too right? im pretty sadden that the shots by the one x look really washed out when compared to the iphone shots side by side.. especially in this shot..
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but color should be a priority too right? im pretty sadden that the shots by the one x look really washed out when compared to the iphone shots side by side.. especially in this shot..
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banging my head to the table
iPhone has no settings while HTC gives you the choice...this is the settings menu from a much older device, new one has exposure added plus the gallery allows you to adjust contrast including an auto mode
i guess we should all nag so that in their next phone they remove this functionality and lock down the camera app into three buttons like the iphone: video, still, HDR
in fact why don't we just all go and buy iPhones!
look at the sackboy head and the white/black photo in the background and the painting and the left side of the image, how much detail is resolved in dark areas! thats what f2.0 is all about, more dynamic range!
guys mark my words, this is the same Sony Exmor sensor on the iPhone 4s, f2.0 variant + HTC Imagechip, the images are absurdly close
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banging my head to the table
iPhone has no settings while HTC gives you the choice...this is the settings menu from a much older device, new one has exposure added plus the gallery allows you to adjust contrast including an auto mode
i guess we should all nag so that in their next phone they remove this functionality and lock down the camera app into three buttons like the iphone: video, still, HDR
in fact why don't we just all go and buy iPhones!
look at the sackboy head and the white/black photo in the background and the painting and the left side of the image, how much detail is resolved in dark areas! thats what f2.0 is all about, more dynamic range!
guys mark my words, this is the same Sony Exmor on the iPhone 4s, f2.0 variant + HTC Imagechip, the images are absurdly close
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I totally agree with this!
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As the title suggests, post the best pictures you feel you've taken with the One X camera
I've attached a couple, purely as a test. Not the best pictures I've taken - I'm hoping you guys can provide the good stuff
Apologies to those with the xda app if they don't take you to image shack and show just the thumbnail.
EDIT: If possible guys, can we please have a max dimension size of 640x480 or there-abouts in the thread (or thumbnails linking to dropbox/flickr/photobucket). There are some pretty big full sized pictures in the thread and it isn't entirely user friendly for some. I recommend photobucket for easy re-sizing and generating forum [/img] links with ease
Thanks for listening.
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As the title suggests, post the best pictures you feel you've taken with the One X camera
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Couldn't you at least start the ball rolling?
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Couldn't you at least start the ball rolling?
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I tried but the images wouldn't show when I uploaded with the xda app. I'm working on it!
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Haven't taken many yet, and the quality isn't that great on lower light indoor photos.
Here is an example (been resized)
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My phone hasn't registered on the network yet either and i got it yesterday!
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As the title suggests, post the best pictures you feel you've taken with the One X camera
I've attached a couple, purely as a test. Not the best pictures I've taken - I'm hoping you guys can provide the good stuff
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yup very good its quiet clear HTC favored scaled down quality over 1:1, they look amazing at this size
Not a good picture, but I am very impressed with the quality considering the murky conditions
EDIT: Ok picture is Massif. Click on the url to see
http://i.imgur.com/kLs9u.jpg
Just taken one in better light and the quality is much better.
Edit: It won't let me link external sites because i'm a noob!
this should be sticky!! a sticky picture thread is def needed!
Indeed, some reviews have talked a lot **** about the camera not being all that, but every picture I've seen looks cracking...as good as the iPhoney4
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this should be sticky!! a sticky picture thread is def needed!
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+1 expect me to overload this thread soon
It was really sunny today and I snapped some photos when I walked past this florist. The shots look stunning off this thing given ample lighting.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9776495/IMAG0133.jpg
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9776495/IMAG0136.jpg
I have to say they're much more impressive when viewed on the phone's screen, the colours really pop.
Switched to HDR. Not bad at all.
Taken a few good ones.
Nottingham city centre using panoramic.
https://photos-4.dropbox.com/i/o/48...W_eqM/5836066/1333818000/32bca77/IMAG0014.jpg
Another one of the tram.
https://photos-3.dropbox.com/i/o/Qo...pBqT8/5836066/1333818000/77cd447/IMAG0019.jpg
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Taken a few good ones.
Nottingham city centre using panoramic.
https://photos-4.dropbox.com/i/o/48...W_eqM/5836066/1333818000/32bca77/IMAG0014.jpg
Another one of the tram.
https://photos-3.dropbox.com/i/o/Qo...pBqT8/5836066/1333818000/77cd447/IMAG0019.jpg
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Thou links are broken sir
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Thou links are broken sir
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Try them now, I updated them like three times.
How on earth do you get outside links for photos within Dropbox now? (From the browser, not desktop app)
Put them in your public folder, copy public link, and post.
My beardie.
So impressed with the colour and detail. Look at those scales.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1522862/pictures/IMAG0007.jpg
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My beardie.
So impressed with the colour and detail. Look at those scales.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1522862/pictures/IMAG0007.jpg
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excellent
lets hope they sort out low light quality
Here we go.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5836066/IMAG0014.jpg
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5836066/IMAG0015.jpg
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5836066/IMAG0018.jpg
loving the camera so far. images are great quality, and the interface seems like a cinch to learn and appreciate. not expecting high-end point and shoot quality (even though its close). The fact that images look great and its fast and easy to use, make for a top notch phone camera! Can't wait to get mine when released for ATT just sitting on my upgrade...
My phone officially replaced my point and shoot camera.
Some pictures:
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so is this something for the best picture thread or should i go to the zoo and post some zoo pics?
brent8577 said:
so is this something for the best picture thread or should i go to the zoo and post some zoo pics?
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Haha posted just for fun of it. Thought ppl may enjoy some animals pics if they are bored of refreshing dev forum. And the fact they came out of hox makes it cooler!
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ceo.mtcl Good to see your enjoying the camera on the ONE X, don't forget to join us at the 'Flickr HTC ONE Users Group' http://www.flickr.com/groups/htc-one/
See you there!
Wow, I wonder why some people complain that the camera is flaky, etc. etc. (don't remember exactly what but to me those seem as very high quality pictures.
andreasy said:
Wow, I wonder why some people complain that the camera is flaky, etc. etc. (don't remember exactly what but to me those seem as very high quality pictures.
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are you kidding me?? They're terrible. I have been having nothing but bad experiences with this camera as well. Especially under low light, the pictures are incredibly grainy and lack detail. Thanks for nothing HTC
schiphol said:
are you kidding me?? They're terrible. I have been having nothing but bad experiences with this camera as well. Especially under low light, the pictures are incredibly grainy and lack detail. Thanks for nothing HTC
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Well, i dont have the phone yet to tell, i only judge those photos that i see here which seem very good to me.
schiphol said:
are you kidding me?? They're terrible. I have been having nothing but bad experiences with this camera as well. Especially under low light, the pictures are incredibly grainy and lack detail. Thanks for nothing HTC
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Dude it's a phone, the pictures are fantastic for a phone camera and there's a lot of shots which are very good as shown in the pictures in this thread and other threads
If you want a good camera and want to be able to not have any drawbacks, I recommend a DLSR
Or use photo shop to fix any photos maybe
nice pics!
The first two pics and the last one look pretty decent. The others are way too noisy though. Looks like the ISO was a bit high, that or the Digital Zoom has been used. Personal opinion, but Digital Zoom is always a no-go for me
roryjoe said:
The first two pics and the last one look pretty decent. The others are way too noisy though. Looks like the ISO was a bit high, that or the Digital Zoom has been used. Personal opinion, but Digital Zoom is always a no-go for me
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Agreed. Instead of zooming, id actually walk closer to the subject. Zoom on mobile devices are pretty useless.
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