Does anybody have a video on how to disassemble the p9000? I've searched YouTube but couldn't find anything. I need to replace the display.
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I don't have a video but I did took some pictures of taking it apart:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/elephone-p9000/how-to/p9000-disassembly-broke-t3450238
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I just realized a comparison between Sony Xperia S (the best Android cameraphone) and the new Nikon Coolpix S800c the first Android compact camera on the market
http://www.androidworld.it/2012/10/15/nikon-coolpix-s800c-sample-fotografici-e-confronto-115337/
"best" is subjective, but we're all pro-Sony derps here so Hallelujah!
Just turn the lights down a bit and Xperia S quality and picture taking speed will go down the drain. Camera is for me worthless since I need to fiddle around in setting before I get a good picture. So if Megan Fox is flashing her whoo whoo in a bar I'll surely miss it.
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Galaxen said:
Just turn the lights down a bit and Xperia S quality and picture taking speed will go down the drain. Camera is for me worthless since I need to fiddle around in setting before I get a good picture. So if Megan Fox is flashing her whoo whoo in a bar I'll surely miss it.
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Lmfao
Galaxen said:
Just turn the lights down a bit and Xperia S quality and picture taking speed will go down the drain. Camera is for me worthless since I need to fiddle around in setting before I get a good picture. So if Megan Fox is flashing her whoo whoo in a bar I'll surely miss it.
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This. So true
And if you do manage to grab the shot she will have a bright yellow tint two times out if three.
Hello
Me and my wife have a G5.
My camera is with a lens blur... The image get a different kind of brightness, like If too much light is blurring the lens.
Dont know how to explain exactly.
I think It started after I disassembled the phone to replace its display.
What do you think It could be?
Thanks
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Hi
So I'm using my s9plus for a lot of photography and videoing.
I was thinking since the camera especially 4K video demand a lot of computing power and the battery save function under-clocks the CPU. Would that not be grounds for worry of getting bad footage? In terms of file quality and maybe pixelation and noise..
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Hello
Sorry it won't let me change title...
So i have the s9+ and am trying out the video recording capabilities.
From what I understand it doesn't have video image stabilization on 4K uhd and the 1:1 res and also both the 60fps resolutions.
So we pretty much only have image stabilization on 1080p 30fps and below?
Is that a correct assessment or have I misunderstood something please enlighten me!
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dekosta said:
Hello
Sorry it won't let me change title...
So i have the s9+ and am trying out the video recording capabilities.
From what I understand it doesn't have video image stabilization on 4K uhd and the 1:1 res and also both the 60fps resolutions.
So we pretty much only have image stabilization on 1080p 30fps and below?
Is that a correct assessment or have I misunderstood something please enlighten me!
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No, you are misreading, it DOES have OIS on 4k BUT not on 4k(60) and not on 1080(60) and also not on 1:1
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No, you are misreading, it DOES have OIS on 4k BUT not on 4k(60) and not on 1080(60) and also not on 1:1
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Actually, he isn't misreading.
The S9+ uses Optical Image Stabilization whenever Electronic Image Stabilization is disabled or not available. Once you enable the Electronic Image Stabilization mode (which is what won't work at 60fps or 1:1 resolution), Optical stabilization is disabled.
Yes, this is different than previous Samsung phones which always had OIS enabled even when trying to use EIS.
https://twitter.com/iAm_erica/status/1029864393821933569?s=19
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Devhux said:
Actually, he isn't misreading.
The S9+ uses Optical Image Stabilization whenever Electronic Image Stabilization is disabled or not available. Once you enable the Electronic Image Stabilization mode (which is what won't work at 60fps or 1:1 resolution), Optical stabilization is disabled.
Yes, this is different than previous Samsung phones which always had OIS enabled even when trying to use EIS.
https://twitter.com/iAm_erica/status/1029864393821933569?s=19
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So am i understanding ut correct, we got no Image stabilization at the 60fps scenes?
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You get Optical stabilization (which is better than nothing).
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Just watch 4K 60 FPS super steady mode! Is this insane or what? Check out the last video!
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vwg4i9jennior3v/20190829_164313.mp4/file
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vw1s8u9g0fqlp3w/20190829_165507.mp4/file
http://www.mediafire.com/file/cakeny7h15ho1u9/20190829_181256.mp4/file
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Just watch 4K 60 FPS super steady mode! Is this insane or what? Check out the last video!
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vwg4i9jennior3v/20190829_164313.mp4/file
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vw1s8u9g0fqlp3w/20190829_165507.mp4/file
http://www.mediafire.com/file/cakeny7h15ho1u9/20190829_181256.mp4/file
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Next mate 30 pro will support 40k 60frames for second I hope the quality of mate 30 will be the same, on videos Huawei must improve a lot, It's a shame it doesn't come with android or Google apps for now
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