How about sharing your pictures with the s10+ camera!?
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Please just post your pictures and comment about the pictures, lets maintain a clean thread with happy people shooting!
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Few snaps took so far
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Tried to put some from demanding situations to show how is dealing with not best conditions...
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Cactus in bloom
From my best shots
Love this picture.
Baby you're a firework!!!
Here are a few I took.
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Trying long exposure on my way home from a trip.
guys, question about the camera, by default aspect ratio 3:4 i am using the main/primary camera.
if i change the aspect ratio to 9:16 or full will the quality of the picture be the same? or will it be less? thank you
From yesterday
BloodyR0AR said:
guys, question about the camera, by default aspect ratio 3:4 i am using the main/primary camera.
if i change the aspect ratio to 9:16 or full will the quality of the picture be the same? or will it be less? thank you
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The aspect ratio has nothing to do with quality, is just a way to crop the pictures.
I've been fiddling around with the gcam for exynos on my s10+ and got this night shot.
Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany
Here's mine
My first pic using the s10+View attachment 4754047
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Nature's miracle
Intratech said:
From yesterday
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Where is the picture (inside shopping Bazar) taken?
spjetrovic said:
Where is the picture (inside shopping Bazar) taken?
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London Bridge underground station, London.
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I'm assuming i just got a faulty camera here... the camera screen is very grainy and artifact-y (coined). Im thinking i should take it back.... anyone else have this problem?
camera's fine here
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camera's fine here
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Before the photo is taken everything looks excessively grainy, but it seems that the dual LED's fix that right up. Unfortunately, video looks really bad at night.
Classick206 said:
Before the photo is taken everything looks excessively grainy, but it seems that the dual LED's fix that right up. Unfortunately, video looks really bad at night.
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It has nothing to do with the Dual LED's. Daytime shots in good light do not trigger the LED's so making statements like that only causes confusion. The grainy aspect is for quicker response times on the screen as you don't need high resolution screen quality to shoot high quality pictures. You just have to make sure it's in focus and what you want to shoot.
Videos looks really bad at night because you are using a PHONE CAMERA and LENS. Turn on the LED's with the Torch APP and light the way for a little better night video shooting.
Heck of a lot better than IPHONE right? No flash = no night time shots.
Have you removed the plastic from the camera? I have some friends who.didn't realize it had a plastic.
One of the things HTC wanted to highlight about the One family is the camera.
Tell me - what is your opinion on the camera? Good, bad?
I personally think the 5MP camera is pretty decent, but I wanted a better focus on close up images. Not necessarily a macro mode, but the focus on stuff around 2-3 inches away from the camera is pretty bad.
Also, I think the shutter speed is great. The effects are icing on the cake.
It was the camera that made me get this phone. Limited budget, I was going to get a Samsung galaxy ace, but when I saw the quality of this camera I upped my budget by £5 a month. As for close ups, this was about 3 inches from the camera without me having to go into settings. If you want it to focus on a certain spot, just tap it on the screen.
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I'm a little biased, because i own a 15 megapixel Kodak. But compared to my old optimus v, this camera is great.
I also had an optimus v. Still do actually, but compared to that thing, the one V actually takes pictures. The still frames during video is probably my favorite feature.
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I also had an optimus v. Still do actually, but compared to that thing, the one V actually takes pictures. The still frames during video is probably my favorite feature.
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It does that? I haven't tried!
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It does that? I haven't tried!
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Yes it does. When you record video, there is a camera button on the interface.
Also, when you review the video through the stock gallery, there is a snapshot button for the video in case you missed it live.
Just look at the picture I included. Zoomed out looks fine, just a little over sharpened. The minute you zoom in, you can see the oil painting effect. You guys think this can ever be fixed?
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did u try with google camera?
hello00 said:
did u try with google camera?
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Yeah its the same with Google Camera.
king718 said:
Yeah its the same with Google Camera.
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I had this on my s5. Could be a software issue
Dumb questions but it appears you sent screen shots of the pictures.. Can you upload the actual files? It could be the screens over sharpening but may not actually be in the image.. Also the stock camera defaults to 10mp but you can up it to 13 to see if it helps with the detail.. Also make sure your camera lense doesn't have a smudge on it.
Mine is the same way, though probably worse. Very disappointed in the camera on this thing. Its all software related, so hopefully someone can find a fix.
I posted a few pictures (linked directly, not uploaded) of something very similar in the picture thread. Seems HDR is a very big source of the issue, and looking at your picture, its certainly an HDR image. I'm on to A Better Camera, and its a little better but not much.
For as far as you zoomed in I think it looks OK. I can't shoot now zoom later with the g3. ?
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I was wondering if there is a way to enlarge the camera screen . It is a square now, unlike any phone Ive had. Would love to have it fullscreen
Thank you
eric0668 said:
I was wondering if there is a way to enlarge the camera screen . It is a square now, unlike any phone Ive had. Would love to have it fullscreen
Thank you
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Try going into settings and changing the resolution of the camera to a 16:9 instead of 4:3.
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Boy do I feel stupid. Thank You
But I would think if you just wanted to lower the res for space reasons and so they are not that big on the computer, that it wouldn't change the appearance.
Thank you VERY MUCH
eric0668 said:
Boy do I feel stupid. Thank You
But I would think if you just wanted to lower the res for space reasons and so they are not that big on the computer, that it wouldn't change the appearance.
Thank you VERY MUCH
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NP. But you can also select the other 16:9 options such as 6.0M and 2.4M. This resolution (3264x1836) will still look good, but you will notice a loss of details if you zoom or crop the image much.
I like that they provide multiple resolutions and aspect ratios. Using 6.0M (16:9) will use the full screen while taking pics, but it will use about 3x less storage compared to full 16.0M resolution.
For example, the same pic at 5312x2988 (16M) is about 4.3 MB, compared to 1.5 MB if you use 3264x1836.
And if you want a perfect square picture (without cropping afterward), use the 8.9M (1:1) resolution (2976x2976).
I'll be receding my Asus Zenfone Zoom really really soon, so will be doing my usual camera comparison tests but will use this post to upload some photos from this little gem.
Okay first shot using super resolution mode, handheld -
Winter has landed #StMichaelsChurch #Princetown #Asus #ZenfoneZoom by Gavin Fabiani-Laymond, on Flickr
Got a number of other photos here
http://gavinsgadgets.com/2016/01/15/iphone-6s-vs-asus-zenfone-zoom-camera-shootout/
It's snowing at the moment so that doesn't help in terms of taking lots of photos. More soon though.
Latest posts
Shooting into the sun
http://gavinsgadgets.com/2016/01/20/asus-zenfone-zoom-shooting-directly-into-the-sun/
Video Test - http://gavinsgadgets.com/2016/01/20/asus-zenfone-zoom-video-test/
Low light tests using all modes
http://gavinsgadgets.com/2016/01/20/asus-zenfone-zoom-low-light-shots/
Thanks for these shots. Unfortunately it has bad post processing in low light, possibly even day light shots. My G4 has much better quality. I was hoping for this to have a superb camera but to be honest, it doesn't beat the S4 Zoom that I once had (which took superb shots).
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Thanks for these shots. Unfortunately it has bad post processing in low light, possibly even day light shots. My G4 has much better quality. I was hoping for this to have a superb camera but to be honest, it doesn't beat the S4 Zoom that I once had (which took superb shots).
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i had it
my v10 cam is way better
Butterfly
Handheld / Automode
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