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[Q] Can i change the 13mp Photo ratio from 4:3 to 16:9?

Hi Everyone,
I have a new Oppo find 7 (x9076) with takes great photos! The only thing I dont really like is that the 13mp photos are in 4:3. For TV viewing etc I was hoping to change that ratio to 16:9.
However it seams that on the camera If i do this, the pixel size is lowered to 10mp.
Is there any 'hack/mod' that we can do to allow the camera to take 16:9 ratio photos at 13mp??
Thanks in advance.
Nick.

NickXC90 said:
Hi Everyone,
I have a new Oppo find 7 (x9076) with takes great photos! The only thing I dont really like is that the 13mp photos are in 4:3. For TV viewing etc I was hoping to change that ratio to 16:9.
However it seams that on the camera If i do this, the pixel size is lowered to 10mp.
Is there any 'hack/mod' that we can do to allow the camera to take 16:9 ratio photos at 13mp??
Thanks in advance.
Nick.
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The physical sensor itself is in a 4:3 ratio. The 16:9 photos are 10MP because they're ignoring parts of the sensor. You're better off taking 13MP photos and cropping the ones you really want to be wridescreen.

[Q] Interpolation of Xperia T2 Ultra Camera

If ever anyone here
knows how to interpolate camera resolution please share your
knowledge guys. Camera interpolation is a process to adjust
the camera resolution into higher than its physical or actual
resolution like for example I have a phone with 8 megapixel
main camera then I interpolate it to 12MP resolution. The
picture of 8MP cam vs the interpolated 12MP might have the
same clarity but different file size, higher resolution means
much higher file size.
Other benefit of camera interpolation could be the details of
the pictures once zoomed, you can still have detailed picture
even after a deep zoom.
On our T2 Ultra, we all want our picture to be taken at full
screen or 16:9 ratio but we cannot use the 13megapixel in
that ratio or full screen instead only at 9MP.
Here's T2 Camera settings
13MP - 4:3 screen ratio
9MP - 16:9 screen ratio
5MP - 4:3
2MP - 16:9
VGA - 4:3
Any possibility guys to interpolate our 13MP XPERIA T2
ULTRA cam to 16MP maybe so that we can have the
following camera settings
16MP (interpolated) - 4:3 screen ratio
13MP - 16:9 screen ratio ( my target)
Etc
Etc.
Anybody?
BIG BIG THANKS!!!

Yeah, that would be great. I flashed vk700 rom onto vk700 pro and all interpolation gone to real values, from 13mpx to 5mpx. Anyone?

Bro u are wrong our t2 have 4:3 sensor which take 12 mp picture and if we switch to 16:9 that phone takes that 12 mp 4:3 picture and convert it into a 16:9 picture which will 8 mp so it can't possible what u are saying...

32 MP GCam ?

Does anyone have by any chance found a way to produce 32 MP shots using GCam ? I can't Invision the amount of details that would appear in the picture ,I searched everywhere and I am desperate for such mode ,even if the picture is just interpoalted
Thanks in advance ,have a nice day ?

Everybody Needs GCam For A70.
Everyone who have A70, needs GCam with proper cameras.
Rear : 32MP
Front: 32MP
Somebody says that samsung and other phones like Xiaomi, Oneplus, Realme etc. are using 4x technology. Means rendering image at 4x.
Redmi 7 Note Pro has 48 MP but it actually has 12MP camera means 4x12= 48MP.
Same case in other phones. Like realme 3 pro has 16MP camera but click 64mp ultra pic too.
Listen, If we are thinking like this 4x technology. Then Gcam shows rear camera = 8MP means 4x8=32MP. Means it's true.
But But But... In case of front camera why it shows 5.1 MP? means 5.1X4 =20.4 MP ? Strange!!!!!!!!
If 4x is used then why front camera shows 5.1 MP even it's also 32MP.
I am very sad because there is no developer, who shows interest in custom ROMS, Mods, GCam, TWRP etc. for Samsung A70.
I will wait for some days and then try to sale my A70.
Thanks.

If I'm not mistaken the camera has 4x8MP sensors and the gcam can only see one of them , the front camera is another issue and it mainly has to do with the way gcam is made. If anyone knows better please inform us.

8MP on the front, 5MP depth sensor, 8MP ultrawide and 32MP regular on the back. The 32MP sensor is a Samsung ISOCELL sensor that uses 2x2 pixel binning (basically 4 cells = 1 pixel) to produce a binned 8MP image.
Samsung's 12MP mode is curious, it's not really needed. Gcam produces better images at 8MP than Samsung's own camera software does at 12MP. Samsung's app is garbage, basically.
Samaung dont make all their camera modes available in public APIs and until that changes gcam will likely never fully support any Samsung phone.

64MP Sensor

Hi all,
I've read online that the 64MP telephoto sensor actually has a wide lens but takes a 16MP crop. Is this true? If so, that means photos from the tele lens would be 16MP 0.8µm which seems like a massive step backwards.
My questions are:
1.) Can anyone confirm if this is correct?
2.) Does the S20+ allow you to take full sized 64MP photos with no crop or will a 3rd party camera app allow it?
3.) Can a camera app be modded to take 16MP photos at the wide angle using pixel binning with 4 pixels into one to make 16PM 1.6µm photos?
Thanks,
Kris

This is a picture straight from 64MP Camera I didn't check for wide angel outside of normal photos
High Rez Quack https://imgur.com/gallery/8PflfMl

Yeah, I can confirm this....the zoom isn't that impressive in my opinion but at least you have an option of taking a full 64mpx photo for extra crop if needed and if main lens is unable to.
3x is where this phone maxes out per my tests.
Also native camera allows to take full 64mpx photos.

How this 64 Mpix mode is behaving with close objects? Is it have bettery sharpness on corners when compare to main 12 Mpix Wide camera?

Question How to get the best out of the OIS main camera?

I recently got an A22 SM-A225F 128GB global version of the phone, mainly because of the OIS camera, otherwise I'd probably've gone with the A23 completely different version which has a worser EIS camera.
But I'm slightly unimpressed by the camera, was hoping for better quality focus and sharpness, colors are great and shoots ok videos, but it's not quite there.
Can anyone give any tips of how to get the best out of the camera? MAybe a different app that incorporates the OIS optical image stabilization?