Hi
I bought my mother the same phone and do have both the Samsung sensor but the results are different. Camera on both devices were on default settings. Do you know how to fix it?
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MNubbi said:
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I bought my mother the same phone and do have both the Samsung sensor but the results are different. Camera on both devices were on default settings. Do you know how to fix it?
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that is just focusing issue
whether is software or hardware issue i cant tell
try tapping to focus on both phones and see the result again
asusm930 said:
that is just focusing issue
whether is software or hardware issue i cant tell
try tapping to focus on both phones and see the result again
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I did. Updated the phone and now the result is even worse and blurry all over the screen. As you can see on the lightly blurry picture on the left side it's sharp and towards the right side more mushy. Now the it's all blurry even more.
MNubbi said:
I did. Updated the phone and now the result is even worse and blurry all over the screen.
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its probably the focusing calibration, or worse; hardware. Between those two
Maybe there is something on the lens, like foil or dirt, try to clean the lens....
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Is driving me absolutely nuts. Anyone else?
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Same issue here
bmxant said:
Is driving me absolutely nuts. Anyone else?
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What is the issue? That picture doesn't really show much.
SPIDERTECH said:
What is the issue? That picture doesn't really show much.
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I'm assuming it's the red-ish glow in the center? That's the only thing I notice other than my topic listed right by the mouse cursor...
Kadin said:
I'm assuming it's the red glowing in the center? That's the only thing I notice other than my topic listed right by the mouse cursor...
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Ahhhh...gotcha. I went back and looked at it again and noticed it this time. I just got my GS2 and it's still charging, but I'll take some pics when I turn it on and post back with the results.
Is this on all pictures you take?
Here's a picture I just took...
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Kadin said:
Here's a picture I just took...
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That's not as bad, but my Infuse had zero issues, same with my iPhone 3GS.
The lighting is pretty bad in this room as well, so that explains the difference between my photo and yours.
Edit: @SPIDERTECH: It seems to be on ALL photos in crappy lighting. Can't notice it during the day while outside.
Just googled the issue and there are tons of documented cases and complaints out there Seems to be an issue with the hardware.
Take a picture of something that isn't viewing-angle-dependent before claiming there's an issue please.
My first instinct is that the camera is somewhat IR-sensitive (this is EXTREMELY common in cell phone cameras due to lack of space for a hot mirror filter) and the screens being imaged have higher IR content when viewed dead-on. (In both pictures, the red spot appears where the camera is viewing the screen dead-on. In the first picture the camera was centered in front of the screen, in the second the camera was at the lower right aimed up and left.)
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Take a picture of something that isn't viewing-angle-dependent before claiming there's an issue please.
My first instinct is that the camera is somewhat IR-sensitive (this is EXTREMELY common in cell phone cameras due to lack of space for a hot mirror filter) and the screens being imaged have higher IR content when viewed dead-on. (In both pictures, the red spot appears where the camera is viewing the screen dead-on. In the first picture the camera was centered in front of the screen, in the second the camera was at the lower right aimed up and left.)
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That explains a lot.....So it's not a hardware fault? Just a limitation?
Mine done the red thing with taking a pic of my screen but here is a pic I took outside
http://filehostonline.com/files/1/website/20111003_150501.jpg
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That explains a lot.....So it's not a hardware fault? Just a limitation?
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I'll take a further look at it tonight, but IR sensitivity is not exactly rare in digital cameras, especially cheaper/smaller ones. Good hot mirrors (IR-blocking filters) cost money AND they're large.
Yeah I have the same problem, I took pictures of the tile floor at my parents house, and it had a red center to it also, is their a way to fix this?
Also for the love of god, why does this video camera not have image stabilization? every video is shaky as hell.
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Mine done the red thing with taking a pic of my screen but here is a pic I took outside
http://filehostonline.com/files/1/website/20111003_150501.jpg
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man, that's a great yard and view there!
Hopefully no trouble here ..
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Am I the only person who is bothered by the amount of lens distortion you get on the Z2?
I sold the Z1 for that reason, and just when about to take a picture of my Note 3, when I wanted to put it up for sale, it shows the Z2 has just the same amount of distortion.
I'm attaching a picture taken with the Z2. Just check out the horizontal straight lines, in the Windows box and the monitor frame. It all bulges in and outwards.
I imagine my camera isn't the only one.
Why is nobody else bothered by this? Any fix for this?
It might be an optical illusion. If there is a lens problem why the phone's line are straight? Open in a photo editor and draw a line between the top and bottom corners of the box and see if there is an illusion or not.
The fix is lightroom or Photoshop hehe
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I'm no expert in photography, but I guess it's because you took a close shot. If you take pictures from more far away this won't be an issue anymore. If I remember correctly, this is an issue related to the small optical sensor.
I don't know if all phones nowadays suffer from this, but I'm sure the HTC One M7 did.
Usually the phone corrects this using software methods.
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I'm no expert in photography, but I guess it's because you took a close shot. If you take pictures from more far away this won't be an issue anymore. If I remember correctly, this is an issue related to the small optical sensor.
I don't know if all phones nowadays suffer from this, but I'm sure the HTC One M7 did.
Usually the phone corrects this using software methods.
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It's definitely no optical illusion, and Photoshop is also not quite the answer, as the distortion is quite irregular. I tried applying the lens distortion filter, but it won't come out right.
Straight lines at the left and right also slant towards the middle.
Small lens problem, yes. But that Galaxy Note 3 also has a small lens, and the problem there is far less pronounced. On top of that you get the blurriness in all the Z2 pictures.
I'm really quite disappointed. I sold the Z1 shortly after getting it for the same problems, I was optimistic that Sony had sorted the problem, but sadly that is not the case.
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It's definitely no optical illusion, and Photoshop is also not quite the answer, as the distortion is quite irregular. I tried applying the lens distortion filter, but it won't come out right.
Straight lines at the left and right also slant towards the middle.
Small lens problem, yes. But that Galaxy Note 3 also has a small lens, and the problem there is far less pronounced. On top of that you get the blurriness in all the Z2 pictures.
I'm really quite disappointed. I sold the Z1 shortly after getting it for the same problems, I was optimistic that Sony had sorted the problem, but sadly that is not the case.
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I have this problem too when shooting video as well as taking pictures. My Z1 and Z did not have this problem. It should be something that is corrected when the shot is taken but it seems it's not. I'll contact Sony as it seems only you and I here have this problem...
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I have this problem too when shooting video as well as taking pictures. My Z1 and Z did not have this problem. It should be something that is corrected when the shot is taken but it seems it's not. I'll contact Sony as it seems only you and I here have this problem...
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Mine seems ok but the corners are quite blurry which was also reported by some reviewers. Especially the left lower corner. A bit dissapointing compared to my previous phone the Galaxy S4. But I usually crop the photos anyway.
Greetings
David
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Mine seems ok but the corners are quite blurry which was also reported by some reviewers. Especially the left lower corner. A bit dissapointing compared to my previous phone the Galaxy S4. But I usually crop the photos anyway.
Greetings
David
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Go here http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Help/Distortion.aspx and choose "WAVE DISTORSION", check if it looks like this when you are shooting something 40-50 cm or closer... you really should see it. I have the blurry corners too. Again Z and Z1 did NOT suffer from this problem. Hope to hear back from Sony but my complaint was their first but a friend of mine has the exact same problem.
Here's my test picture I've taken.
Looks like a typical case of pin cushion distortion.
I think it's pretty bad. What should I do?
Hi!
I have a problem when I play videos on Netflix. In the dark areas, especially on the camera side, some pixels start to flickering and change color.
I don't know if this is a software or hardware problem.
My build is ONE E1003_15_151130 .
Thank you for your help!
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Hi!
I have a problem when I play videos on Netflix. In the dark areas, especially on the camera side, some pixels start to flickering and change color.
I don't know if this is a software or hardware problem.
My build is ONE E1003_15_151130 .
Thank you for your help!
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I have the same issue. This happens for me when the camera side is on the left in landscape mode, and goes away when I physically flip the phone and make the camera side on the right.
Same issue
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I have the same issue. This happens for me when the camera side is on the left in landscape mode, and goes away when I physically flip the phone and make the camera side on the right.
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seeing the same thing on my device too, even after rotating .....that just remains on camera side
Netflix was about to be updated this days. Is it already done?
Still the same?
Everybody has the build ONE E1003_15_151130?
I have a problem with the rear camera ,all the subjects are out of focus .
Tap your screen so it can re focus lol I'm teasing. Try a third party app. If that fails inspect the camera, is it scuffed up? Any moisture inside? Is the front camera ok? You can find and replace your devices drivers for the camera if rooted and you know how.
This seems to be a common problem for Mate 9 and 9 Pro and i've RESOLVED it in MY case.
FIrst, does the monochrome mode (camera) work OK? If so, then you *could* be in the same situation I was in.
So, first and most important, I have a gel cover on my case to absorb impacts or, at least stop the phone getting marked when dropped. I dropped my phone and it landed on one of the TOP corners. From this moment on, the COLOUR camera was out of focus. I asked around in the Mate 9 forum and it seems others have had this problem and one person there said he fixed it by tapping his phone. With this in mind i actually i banged mine on the other end ..... and focus was INSTANTLY much better, although not perfect. I then banged it again and focus is back to perfect!
In my case, it looks like my initial drop dislodged a lense/cover over the colour camera sensor and a "reverse" knock has vibrated it back in to place.
Again, check if this is just the colour sensor with the monochrome remaining perfect and, if you do try this, make sure you have something soft like a towel on the surface you're hitting to ensure your phone doesn't get marked.
Good luck!
hi i have the same issue , kindly advise me how to solve it
poemex said:
hi i have the same issue , kindly advise me how to solve it
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Umm ... Try reading the previous posts?
Monty Burns said:
Umm ... Try reading the previous posts?
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i have try follow the post knocking at the corner of the phone and yet its not working. do i have any alternative choice
I actually had the same issue. Camera would not focus. Probably due to a drop in the right corner. Hitting the phone on the left corner a few times fixed my problem.
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I got the phone back in November when it first came out. The camera was quite disappointing at the time with an oil painting effect. I'm thinking of coming back to the M10P. Have there been any improvements?
Not sure, but i think a bit improved on new firmwates, atleast no oil paintung effect on zoom like it was on previous firmwares
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Ot sure, but i think a bit improved on new firmwates, atleast no oil paintung effect on zoom like it was on previous firmwares
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I have BLA-129 (C432) and it seems that all is as before (115). There is still an oil painting effect on zoom. Maybe a little bit better. But I'm not sure.
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I have BLA-129 (C432) and it seems that all is as before (115). There is still an oil painting effect on zoom. Maybe a little bit better. But I'm not sure.
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Same is the case with me
what do you guys mean oil painting effect?
i'm having a difficult time with my camera, as any time i try to send pictures i take via mms, they always end up very pixelated. i've tried several different camera apps and text apps but they are all the same, same goes for reducing the photo resolution in camera settings. i've never had a phone with this problem. any ideas?
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what do you guys mean oil painting effect?
i'm having a difficult time with my camera, as any time i try to send pictures i take via mms, they always end up very pixelated. i've tried several different camera apps and text apps but they are all the same, same goes for reducing the photo resolution in camera settings. i've never had a phone with this problem. any ideas?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75405703&postcount=65
Grigorijs said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75405703&postcount=65
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Thanks for this link. Seems nothing has changed in the last three months with the camera, knowing how slow Huawei are with just security patches alone, I can't see this camera being addressed any time soon.
Yes still presence of oil paint when zoomed in max. However it is only with mate 10 that this was implemented while previous Huawei phones instead had been grainy when zoomed in. People complain when grainy as well so not sure I should complain.