has a green hue to it?
Is this just me or everyone. Big negative, I do alot of video chat.
The notes camera is by far the best I've had on a phone. There are plenty of camera apps out there that supposedly improves the camera. I'm no camera expert so I need input from someone who is. Do any of these apps really improve the camera or just add effects?
The ones I've heard are the best are camera 360 and vignette. Anyway, input will be appreciated
Thanks guys
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For me there all the same some add more effects. Stock cam looks great just need right lighting and a clean camera lens.
You can ask in the note forums. They would know what works best for that phone. Us 3D peons know nothing
Well i still use my evo3d quite a lot for taking pictures which is why I asked here
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sprintuser1977 said:
Well i still use my evo3d quite a lot for taking pictures which is why I asked here
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The phone takes great photos.
i am a professional photographer on the side from my "real" job... let me put it like this...
it is a small lens, a small sensor, small everything. it will never be DSLR quality as far as actual image quality goes. it is lacking hardware. and unless those apps are modifying the camera drivers built into the Linux kernel, they aren't doing anything buy adding effects.
the trick is to get a good photo editing app. that's where your pictures come to life. and again, with digital photography, EVERYBODY uses photoshop CS(x) after the fact - even (and especially) when shooting RAW images.
some photography theory for you, though, is this... what makes a photo a good photo? do people typically look at a picture and get a chubby over the hardware that went behind it? or is it the photo itself...
your photos will be better with some brighter colors, sharpening tools, and just some down and dirty photo editing with a good program to accentuate what you are trying to capture and show to the person looking at your pictures. having an artistic approach to taking pictures is what makes them good.. photo editing software helps you accomplish that.
Yep, unless your replacing the the actual hardware its just different effects...
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i am a professional photographer on the side from my "real" job... let me put it like this...
it is a small lens, a small sensor, small everything. it will never be DSLR quality as far as actual image quality goes. it is lacking hardware. and unless those apps are modifying the camera drivers built into the Linux kernel, they aren't doing anything buy adding effects.
the trick is to get a good photo editing app. that's where your pictures come to life. and again, with digital photography, EVERYBODY uses photoshop CS(x) after the fact - even (and especially) when shooting RAW images.
some photography theory for you, though, is this... what makes a photo a good photo? do people typically look at a picture and get a chubby over the hardware that went behind it? or is it the photo itself...
your photos will be better with some brighter colors, sharpening tools, and just some down and dirty photo editing with a good program to accentuate what you are trying to capture and show to the person looking at your pictures. having an artistic approach to taking pictures is what makes them good.. photo editing software helps you accomplish that.
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Well put. I tend to like my photos natural tho with no editing you get to see the true natural and the beauty it has. Rather then a shot that has been edited and no longer looks real. Everything in life has some flaws just like diamonds.
reaper24 said:
Well put. I tend to like my photos natural tho with no editing you get to see the true natural and the beauty it has. Rather then a shot that has been edited and no longer looks real. Everything in life has some flaws just like diamonds.
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this is true, its all about re-creating what you see with the naked eye. however, it is all dependant upon the photographer as well, and their taste. i take a little bit more of an artistic kind of approach to it... so, i think of it kind of like art. the picture being the canvas, and the post-editing like the paint i guess.
cobraboy85 said:
i am a professional photographer on the side from my "real" job... let me put it like this...
it is a small lens, a small sensor, small everything. it will never be DSLR quality as far as actual image quality goes. it is lacking hardware. and unless those apps are modifying the camera drivers built into the Linux kernel, they aren't doing anything buy adding effects.
the trick is to get a good photo editing app. that's where your pictures come to life. and again, with digital photography, EVERYBODY uses photoshop CS(x) after the fact - even (and especially) when shooting RAW images.
some photography theory for you, though, is this... what makes a photo a good photo? do people typically look at a picture and get a chubby over the hardware that went behind it? or is it the photo itself...
your photos will be better with some brighter colors, sharpening tools, and just some down and dirty photo editing with a good program to accentuate what you are trying to capture and show to the person looking at your pictures. having an artistic approach to taking pictures is what makes them good.. photo editing software helps you accomplish that.
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Thank you, great info
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I will say that I like Camera 360. It's not optimized for our screen, but it takes nice photos. Images with my stock app were dark and unfocused, shooting the same thing a few seconds later with 360 they were brighter and clear. Give it a shot. <---pun
I'm very interested on getting the note.... my question is how do movies look with this screen? How is the video playback and camera quality?
Camera quality is GREAT and there are no words to describe video quality. They look spectacular. Put a 64gb micro SD in my note and have several 1080p vids on it and good GOD they are gorgeous. The color quality and blacks on this screen.... perfect for viewing movies.
The camera app has a ton of features and parameter tweaks and I love having this huge screen as a viewfinder. I find the photo quality excellent, being able to read the titles of magazines in he background of several pics of family. They look good viewed on a 31" PC monitor too. I mean this is no DSLR, but as far as phone cams go, its one of he better ones. Can focus a bit slowly but I prefer the photos from the note when compared to a iPhone 4s- color vividness is much better, as is contrast and overall saturation.
In case you can't tell, I'm on love with the note's picture-taking and video-viewing capabilities. Plus it has enough battery to let you do a lot of both.
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Camera quality is GREAT and there are no words to describe video quality. They look spectacular. Put a 64gb micro SD in my note and have several 1080p vids on it and good GOD they are gorgeous. The color quality and blacks on this screen.... perfect for viewing movies.
The camera app has a ton of features and parameter tweaks and I love having this huge screen as a viewfinder. I find the photo quality excellent, being able to read the titles of magazines in he background of several pics of family. They look good viewed on a 31" PC monitor too. I mean this is no DSLR, but as far as phone cams go, its one of he better ones. Can focus a bit slowly but I prefer the photos from the note when compared to a iPhone 4s- color vividness is much better, as is contrast and overall saturation.
In case you can't tell, I'm on love with the note's picture-taking and video-viewing capabilities. Plus it has enough battery to let you do a lot of both.
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I second what you said!
I'd like to see some untouched photos taken with this phone with (if available) 100% JPEG quality, maximum resolution and both sunny and shady outdoor environments.
Photo quality is an important factor for my purchases.
Thanks in advance.
I only have some sunny enviroment photos, keep in mind these phozos were taken in the best conditions, but camera is not that great especially when it gets darker.
hopefully it will become better with the next update!
This is a link to the album with those pictures. http://imgur.com/a/C75zZ
Hope it helps!
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I only have some sunny enviroment photos, keep in mind these phozos were taken in the best conditions, but camera is not that great especially when it gets darker.
hopefully it will become better with the next update!
This is a link to the album with those pictures. http://imgur.com/a/C75zZ
Hope it helps!
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Those photos actually show a lot to me.
Mainly that imgur.com is touching images: a 13 Mpx (3120x4160) as bright as yours can hardly weigh less than 1 MB.
If you have any opportunity to shoot in a darker environment (like indoor), please check the flash is off and the JPEG quality at the maximum.
My Galaxy S4 has a Drama Photo Effect, that means I can take a picture of a person walking or jumping, and it takes multiple shots and stitches them together.
If this is no longer available, is there an apps. This was such a great photo effect!