LG V30 moving band issue - LG V30 Questions & Answers

Is anyone having this issue?
LG V30 in normal camera mode will show moving bands that will actually capture into your photo.
It happens to all the demo units I saw.
Please see the youtube video
https://youtu.be/m_v4ALKqMik

Tons of people have posted videos made with the phone, in this forum and on YouTube. They don't have those issues.
There's even pro filmmakers who've made videos with this phone.

Isn't that banding just from recording a screen from a camera?

just two quick videos to refute
LG V30 Video Test 1080 60FPS Unedited & No Filters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdZHUsWA9m0
LG V30 Quick 4K Video Test! Unedited & No Filters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txoqbB3-zE0
Plus all the tons of videos in this forum shot with this phone.

Looks like they picked up the refresh rate to me. Using a video camera with a certain rate you can pick up some odd stuff if it's in step with display refresh rates.

20degrees said:
Isn't that banding just from recording a screen from a camera?
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It's not from the video recording.. I can actually see it with my own eyes it does that same.
The phone recorded as the way I seen it.
I just want people to tell me does it happen on the retail unit as this is a demo unit from the store.
Also this only happen under normal camera mode. Does not happen in Wide angle, video,...etc.

I think I need to explain this a little better.
This moving band only happen when the phone it's in normal camera mode. Doesn't happen at home screen other app and does not happen in wide angle camera mode or it's video mode.
I checked with 4 different stores' demo they are all acting the same. I am recording it with my phone. I understand there might be refresh rate issue. However, what the phone is showing is what I am seeing.
I am here just to ask if it does happen to retail units. So whatever youtube video people recorded with the V30 doesn't matter because it only happen in normal camera mode.

ChazzMatt said:
Tons of people have posted videos made with the phone, in this forum and on YouTube. They don't have those issues.
There's even pro filmmakers who've made videos with this phone.
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Just because many users do not have this issue does not mean this member doesn't. Please allow people to respond to the thread if they have issues.
Thanks

KennyG123 said:
Just because many users do not have this issue does not mean this member doesn't. Please allow people to respond to the thread if they have issues.
Thanks
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With all due respect, and I realize I am addressing a mod, he has not shown the problem he claims. He says the bands are being captured IN the photo but he doesn't show any photos. It seems he is making a claim without any proof.
sundoggy said:
Is anyone having this issue?
LG V30 in normal camera mode will show moving bands that will actually capture into your photo.
It happens to all the demo units I saw.
Please see the youtube video
https://youtu.be/m_v4ALKqMik
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sundoggy said:
show moving bands that will actually capture into your photo.
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He's saying in photo mode (what he calls "normal" camera mode) with the f/1.6 lens (not f/2.2 wide angle lens) you can TAKE A PICTURE and these bands will be IN the picture taken? He's specifically claiming "bands that will actually capture into your photo".
Where's the photo to prove it? He further claims he saw this in all the demo units in the store, but again does not show any pictures taken with those demo units.
Whereas here's some photos made by a @keithleger in this forum with the f/1.6 lens camera (not the wide angle lens). He shot all these photos in auto mode below with the the f/1.6 lens. No banding IN the photos. These are pictures taken his first weekend of owning the phone..
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I do understand some users may have problems others do not have. If I am out of bounds for asking for proof of what he claims, I'm sorry.
Also my examples are relevant. He keeps asking if "retail versions" have this issue. So, I am showing him examples of retail versions that have no issues.
sundoggy said:
I just want people to tell me does it happen on the retail unit as this is a demo unit from the store.
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sundoggy said:
Is anyone having this issue?
LG V30 in normal camera mode will show moving bands that will actually capture into your photo.
It happens to all the demo units I saw.
Please see the youtube video
https://youtu.be/m_v4ALKqMik
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Must not happen often. I have not noticed it. Or it is so slight that it is hard to notice unless you look for it. I have posted many photos comparing the v30 to the Note 8 and the v30 to the Pixel XL 2. I did not see anything in those, did you?
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here are quick links to the 2 Google photo albums...one is v30 vs note 8 and the other is v30 vs Pixel XL 2 ... show me the banding in ANY of the V30 photos. Again all of the photos are on auto mode.
v30 vs Pixel XL 2
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=eldxSWxuRlF5b2ZvN09hVFZHVDQ3Q3VUU2RxZUxR
V30 vs Note 8
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=NjVDakZFYVRINWZ6RnB0QXFTNjU0SlhVZ0xYbXRn

keithleger said:
Must not happen often. I have not noticed it. Or it is so slight that it is hard to notice unless you look for it. I have posted many photos comparing the v30 to the Note 8 and the v30 to the Pixel XL 2. I did not see anything in those, did you?
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here are quick links to the 2 Google photo albums...one is v30 vs note 8 and the other is v30 vs Pixel XL 2 ... show me the banding in ANY of the V30 photos. Again all of the photos are on auto mode.
v30 vs Pixel XL 2
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=eldxSWxuRlF5b2ZvN09hVFZHVDQ3Q3VUU2RxZUxR
V30 vs Note 8
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=NjVDakZFYVRINWZ6RnB0QXFTNjU0SlhVZ0xYbXRn
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This is all I want to know. Some one tells me that does not happen to their unit. Unlike some obnoxious person kept asking for a proof from a demo unit in the phone store where this person don't even own V30.
by the way the demo unit model is V300V.
Thank you

sundoggy said:
This is all I want to know. Some one tells me that does not happen to their unit. Unlike some obnoxious person kept asking for a proof from a demo unit in the phone store where this person don't even own V30.
by the way the demo unit model is V300V.
Thank you
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This was exactly the proof I gave, from this same user, in this thread. You would not listen.
Look at the user name I mentioned, look at the pics. That's why he came here, because I mentioned his name.
You're welcome.
We told you there's tons of pictures from users with this phone in this forum and I gave examples. I even described the settings, auto mode with f/1.6 lens.

ChazzMatt said:
This was exactly the proof I gave, from this same user, in this thread. You would not listen.
Look at the user name I mentioned, look at the pics. That's why he came here, because I mentioned his name.
You're welcome.
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Thanks, but no thanks this wasn't your original intention. you could have just forward it, I can ask the person myself about the phone experience instead of a person doesn't have one trying to be little another person where how you want me get more proof from a store demo unit? huh? Steal it?
Jesus...

sundoggy said:
Thanks, but no thanks this wasn't your original intention. you could have just forward it, I can ask the person myself about the phone experience instead of a person doesn't have one trying to be little another person where how you want me get more proof from a store demo unit? huh? Steal it?
Jesus...
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Steal what? I gave examples just like you asked for, pictures taken with retail units.
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sundoggy said:
Thanks, but no thanks this wasn't your original intention. you could have just forward it, I can ask the person myself about the phone experience instead of a person doesn't have one trying to be little another person where how you want me get more proof from a store demo unit? huh? Steal it?
Jesus...
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The proof you should give is to download the output from the demo unit. You claimed ALL the demo units showed this and in my expert opinion, no preproduction units OR retail units have this issue. It would have been noted, believe me. Much less all the demo units in one store,, where bands are captured IN THE PICTURE.
So I showed you the examples you asked for, and you didn't want to hear it.
I thInk you should thank us for answering your question and leave it be.
I gave the exact same proof, from the exact same person.

The demo unit at my local Telus store didn't exhibit this at all.

ern88 said:
The demo unit at my local Telus store didn't exhibit this at all.
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I don't know what to tell you. I check telus, mobile wave, fido they all have it. Maybe something is messing up the frequency.
If this is no problem to people that owns it, I will take it as that.

ChazzMatt said:
Steal what? I gave examples just like you asked for, pictures taken with retail units.
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The proof you should give is to download the output from the demo unit. You claimed ALL the demo units showed this and in my expert opinion, no preproduction units OR retail units have this issue. It would have been noted, believe me. Much less all the demo units in one store,, where bands are captured IN THE PICTURE.
So I showed you the examples you asked for, and you didn't want to hear it.
I thInk you should thank us for answering your question and leave it be.
I gave the exact same proof, from the exact same person.
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Man drop it dude. I don't live in the mall like you okay! Plus I got regular job other than kept messing with store demo units. Believe or not believe I am walking way from talking you.
Cut it out and let the people have it talk.

ChazzMatt said:
This was exactly the proof I gave, from this same user, in this thread. You would not listen.
Look at the user name I mentioned, look at the pics. That's why he came here, because I mentioned his name.
You're welcome.
We told you there's tons of pictures from users with this phone in this forum and I gave examples. I even described the settings, auto mode with f/1.6 lens.
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@ChazzMatt
https://youtu.be/1Q0b_VM7p40
here is the proof you wanted. It's happen with Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. This was exactly what I saw with the LG v30 demo units. I am guessing LG v30 might be affected as well.
In door lighting causing this. Possible not even usable in some indoor lighting.
https://www.androidcentral.com/pixel-22xl-exhibits-flickering-when-using-camera-under-led-lights

sundoggy said:
@ChazzMatt
https://youtu.be/1Q0b_VM7p40
here is the proof you wanted. It's happen with Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. This was exactly what I saw with the LG v30 demo units. I am guessing LG v30 might be affected as well.
In door lighting causing this. Possible not even usable in some indoor lighting.
https://www.androidcentral.com/pixel-22xl-exhibits-flickering-when-using-camera-under-led-lights
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Well, not "indoor" lighting but LED lighting. Plus, the Pixels are NOT using the same cameras as the LG V30. And it has NOTHING to do with the LG OLED displays -- because this is captured through the camera sensor. (Just had to say that.)
But if you can prove that's the same issue with the LG V30 camera (either or both of the rear cameras), yes -- that is the proof I was asking for.
Just explain how MANY different cameras (Pixel rear camera, LG V30 f/1.6 camera, maybe also the LG V30 wide angle camera?) all have this and no one has seen it before in all the reviews? It cannot be a "widespread" problem.
It's also not all Pixel cameras, just some. The writer says it doesn't affect his Pixel.
https://www.androidcentral.com/pixel-22xl-exhibits-flickering-when-using-camera-under-led-lights
All LED lights have a natural flicker that ranges from 50 to 60Hz, and it's something that's not perceivable to the human eye. However, certain cameras are capable of picking up this flickering and display it over what you're trying to capture. As fate would have it, the sensor on the Pixel 2 is one such camera.
I personally can't replicate the flickering on my Pixel 2, and according to other users, this is something that's only affecting certain handsets. It's unclear if a software update will be able to fix this, so we'll have to wait and see what the Mothership says.
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I actually do not have any general LED lighting in my home, but yes others do. I do have them in my workplace.

ChazzMatt said:
Well, not "indoor" lighting but LED lighting. Plus, the Pixels are NOT using the same cameras as the LG V30. And it has NOTHING to do with the LG OLED displays -- because this is captured through the camera sensor. (Just had to say that.)
But if you can prove that's the same issue with the LG V30 camera (either or both of the rear cameras), yes -- that is the proof I was asking for.
Just explain how MANY different cameras (Pixel rear camera, LG V30 f/1.6 camera, maybe also the LG V30 wide angle camera?) all have this and no one has seen it before in all the reviews? It cannot be a "widespread" problem.
It's also not all Pixel cameras, just some. The writer says it doesn't affect his Pixel.
https://www.androidcentral.com/pixel-22xl-exhibits-flickering-when-using-camera-under-led-lights
I actually do not have any general LED lighting in my home, but yes others do. I do have them in my workplace.
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Nah. I need not to proof to anybody. I got my answer.

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Get The Best Out Of Your Nokia Lumia 920 Camera

Hi guys!
Before I continue, I first wanna say Im not making this thread for anyone to start any sort of fighting. This is being created based on my experience as a photographer for 10+ yrs. Ive done professional shoots and I have also had photos posted in magazines. So I can assure you I am a credible source
Ive offered lots of photography advice over the years on this site for many different phones. The latest advice im gonna offer is here and now. With the Nokia Lumia 920.
Want the sharpest and best photos you can get? I think 100% of you will say yes. And guess what, Nokia Pro Cam is NOT the answer! Sure its a great app of course, but very recently something else has blown it away. Its an app from the Microsoft store called "One Shot". It does cost $1.99 but its worth every penny and more.
It has every single function the Pro Cam app has and more. Including being able to adjust sharpness, contrast, brightness (which you cant do in Pro Cam)
It also has manual focus like pro cam. Everything is live effect when you change them. It also has a bunch of filters that are beautifully done. Ive done many many comparisons with this app vs pro cam and there isn't one time pro cam was better. Even ISO3200 shots with "One Shot" are sharp and clear, much nicer looking than pro cams final result. I usually start with my sharpness on 2-3 as my base point just for a fyi. Its unbelievable! You get to set a favorite button in the app to be used as something you desire. I would suggest using it a manual shutter release.
Im not gonna post a million comparison photos, but I did post one photo for you all to see. Both photos were shot at ISO 100, and my phone was mounted so don't worry about shutter speed being low (if it even was)
I posted individual photos of each app and I also posted them side by side in Lightroom 4 compare module so you can see the difference at 100%.
This is my advice to you, whether you choose to listen or not is totally up to you guys. Im not gonna argue about anything. Im simply offering you guys/gals the best of the best.
Good luck and keep shooting!
Mr Patchy Patch said:
...... able to adjust sharpness, contrast, brightness (which you cant do in Pro Cam)
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check guide in pro cam app to learn about setting this but in basics i agree with you... for most people basic camera tool is much than need... Pro Cam is good next step. for next level of quality needs more practice and customization and this most of users not like..
dxdy said:
check guide in pro cam app to learn about setting this but in basics i agree with you...
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you cannot adjust brightness, sharpness or contrast in the pro cam app.
where you find this app??? i cant find it... searching also in US region store
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find it... is not One Shot, is OneShot
dxdy said:
where you find this app??? i cant find it... searching also in US region store
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find it... is not One Shot, is OneShot
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Check out "OneShot" for Windows Phone http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=5bb9cc7c-f9ac-448b-97c6-c8166b13ca5e
dxdy said:
where you find this app??? i cant find it... searching also in US region store
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find it... is not One Shot, is OneShot
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talk about being so exact lol
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Hi guys!
Good luck and keep shooting!
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Remarkable. I can't wait to try it out. Tyvm for sharing
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Thanks For The Guide
Can you seperate touch metering & focus on this phone?
I just got one ordered, great deal £200 brand new in box.
Also any good HDR apps ?

[Q] Problem using camera for certain (Barcode) Apps...

Good morning everyone!
Was hoping to get some insight / help regarding an issue I've encountered and wondered if any of you have encountered the same.
I use certain Barcode scanner apps for saving money like Shop Savvy. Only when using the One May's camera I get a blurry, out of focus view from using it via the phone. I've never had this problem with other phones.
I thought my camera was defective but I tested on the store demo at Verizon and it had the same issue.
Putting this out there to request your help. I've tried using the different settings on the apps as well as the camera, no luck.
Thank you!
I suggest a replacement
My suggestion is for you to go back to Verizon and get a replacement phone. All during the Christmas shopping, I used my HTC One Max and the Google Goggles app to research prices from barcodes and it worked without a hitch, even on some barcodes which were smeared on the packages. Based on my very good experience, you seem to have a faulty lens. It's a hassle replacing a phone, but sometimes it's necessary.
In response to the Google Goggles APP...
samredman said:
My suggestion is for you to go back to Verizon and get a replacement phone. All during the Christmas shopping, I used my HTC One Max and the Google Goggles app to research prices from barcodes and it worked without a hitch, even on some barcodes which were smeared on the packages. Based on my very good experience, you seem to have a faulty lens. It's a hassle replacing a phone, but sometimes it's necessary.
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Hi,
Thank you for mentioning Google Goggles. That APP works GREAT!!! However, I do not think that I have a faulty lens. The pics from everything else comes out great. I also downloaded the Google Goggles app and that app has no problems whatsoever.
Would you mind downloading and using the Shop Savvy APP? Perhaps it's something to do w/ that app as my phone nor the demo at Verizon worked w/ Shop Savvy.
Thank you!
Shop Savvy
I will download Shop Savvy and try it tomorrow.
I have the same issue when attempting to use My Fitness Pal. The camera tries several times to focus but it is never able to pick up the bar code...
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Dorenda said:
I have the same issue when attempting to use My Fitness Pal. The camera tries several times to focus but it is never able to pick up the bar code...
Sent from my HTC0P3P7 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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me too had issues with my fitness pal.. guess it needs software fix from HTC
pradeepvizz said:
me too had issues with my fitness pal.. guess it needs software fix from HTC
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If the camera works across multiple other apps then it is not the camera or htcs fault. The devs of the apps you are trying to use need to adjust their app to work properly with the ultrapixel. They are probably making some assumptions in their code about resolution vs pixel density or something along those lines.
Jiggity Janx said:
If the camera works across multiple other apps then it is not the camera or htcs fault. The devs of the apps you are trying to use need to adjust their app to work properly with the ultrapixel. They are probably making some assumptions in their code about resolution vs pixel density or something along those lines.
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I had no problems with my fitness pal and the original HTC one, this happens only on the MAX -> camera / software at fault.
pradeepvizz said:
I had no problems with my fitness pal and the original HTC one, this happens only on the MAX -> camera / software at fault.
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So their apps are probably set up to use ultrapixel with ois.... which ours does not have.
Jiggity Janx said:
So their apps are probably set up to use ultrapixel with ois.... which ours does not have.
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i believe that is not the case, if so each and every app developers needs to optimize for hundred's of cameras which is totally inefficient.
Even if that is the case, there are other hundred cameras which don't have ois and they work fine with the app(s), which obviously show the mobile is at fault.
pradeepvizz said:
i believe that is not the case, if so each and every app developers needs to optimize for hundred's of cameras which is totally inefficient.
Even if that is the case, there are other hundred cameras which don't have ois and they work fine with the app(s), which obviously show the mobile is at fault.
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You are proving my point for me. If many of the camera apps work with the One Max (including other barcode scanner ones) then obviously those developers developed their apps more openly to work with more camera hardware. They likely didnt hard code in certain restrictions and/or assumptions.
None of this matters to me particularly because I wont use barcode apps but I do prefer correct information be provided instaed of people just blaming the manufacturer.
Shop Savvy didn't work
I downloaded and installed Shop Savvy. I tested it on several barcodes and had the same results as described by the original poster. It simply doesn't read them. I was actually in a store with my wife picking up some post-Christmas bargains and was glad I had the Google Goggles, which as I posted earlier works perfectly. It was quite satisfying to find that some of the in store sales had some rather drastic price reductions from what was available online. That's rare.
Jiggity Janx said:
You are proving my point for me. If many of the camera apps work with the One Max (including other barcode scanner ones) then obviously those developers developed their apps more openly to work with more camera hardware. They likely didnt hard code in certain restrictions and/or assumptions.
None of this matters to me particularly because I wont use barcode apps but I do prefer correct information be provided instaed of people just blaming the manufacturer.
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I am guessing you have a little misunderstanding, its not many of the camera apps, its ALL of the barcode apps on all the HTC One MAX phones which are failing.
It matters a lot for us more than you as we are unable to use this on our phones and we need a way to get this fixed in the future. I can buy your assumptions and probabilities provided you have enough documentation from the manufacturer on the camera API that we are talking about, without that i am afraid that the information cannot be agreed on.
To make things little more clear, i made this experiment on my phone using HTC's camera app. When trying to take a pic of a barcode image, the camera is finding is difficult to auto-focus to arrive at a sharp image at the barcode area of the object, while the same camera at the same distance is able to focus on the same objects area which has text only. Leaves me no other option to say HTC has not optimized it.
I wish you had put yourself into our shoes to learn the issue clearly before commenting on it.
Google Goggles works fine
pradeepvizz said:
SNIPPED: ... its not many of the camera apps, its ALL of the barcode apps on all the HTC One MAX phones which are failing.
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Did you try Google Goggles (which I mentioned in my previous posts)? It auto focuses perfectly on the barcode as well as reading accompanying text. Looks up the upc code automatically with no user action (like clicking) required. Search results for the product being examined are shown instantly.
samredman said:
Did you try Google Goggles (which I mentioned in my previous posts)? It auto focuses perfectly on the barcode as well as reading accompanying text. Looks up the upc code automatically with no user action (like clicking) required. Search results for the product being examined are shown instantly.
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Yes I did, for me Google Goggles also has only partial success, but better better than the other apps. If the stock camera app is able to focus (with user interaction) then Google Goggles does succeed, not otherwise.
Sent from my HTC One max using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
pradeepvizz said:
I wish you had put yourself into our shoes to learn the issue clearly before commenting on it.
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Let me tell you what I do know "clearly" enough to comment on:
samredman said:
All during the Christmas shopping, I used my HTC One Max and the Google Goggles app to research prices from barcodes and it worked without a hitch, even on some barcodes which were smeared on the packages.
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MrJinx said:
Thank you for mentioning Google Goggles. That APP works GREAT!!! ...I also downloaded the Google Goggles app and that app has no problems whatsoever.
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Two of the few posters in this thread can use the Google Goggles app to scan barcodes without problem. So apparantly the One Max camera can scan barcodes. It can.
pradeepvizz said:
Yes I did, for me Google Goggles also has only partial success, but better better than the other apps. If the stock camera app is able to focus (with user interaction) then Google Goggles does succeed, not otherwise.
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I know you have your own rom that you cooked yourself which I'm sure you are running on your phone. Have you tried going back stock unrooted bootloader locked s-on and tried the barcode apps? Maybe there is an issue with being unlocked or your rom.
I know you also have a thread about changing out the stock camera for a One ois one. Likely you have messed with many camera settings that may or may not affect your camera results.
Oh... and I know 'real' developers are dropping from the One Max forum like flies...
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and OMFG I know that I donwloaded ShopSavvy and it worked for me for the first and every following barcode I freakin' tried with it.
Every. Single. One.
@ Jiggity Janx i love the way you imagine thing lol
pradeepvizz said:
@ Jiggity Janx i love the way you imagine thing lol
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I was going to make a video of me walking through a store scanning barcodes with shop savvy and laughing hysterically but I am trying to be nice. LOL
But it really does work...
Jiggity Janx said:
I was going to make a video of me walking through a store scanning barcodes with shop savvy and laughing hysterically but I am trying to be nice. LOL
But it really does work...
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we really wish it works for us.. that is what we want.. but unfortunately for us it does not
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well, looking at your results makes me wonder if we the affected users have a faulty camera module, after all the initial HTC's ultrapixel camera modules had QC issues during manufacturing like any other hardware. Gives me one more need to change my camera module which i already wanted to experiment on.
pradeepvizz said:
we really wish it works for us.. that is what we want.. but unfortunately for us it does not
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well, looking at your results makes me wonder if we the affected users have a faulty camera module, after all the initial HTC's ultrapixel camera modules had QC issues during manufacturing like any other hardware. Gives me one more need to change my camera module which i already wanted to experiment on.
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Hello --
I am the OP that started this thread. If some of us DO have a faulty camera module, why does the camera appear to work well for photos / video etc? In my case, the camera CAN pick up barcodes but only via the Google Goggles APP. I does not work on Shop Savvy or other related APPS as I get Mr. blurry cam and extreme trouble focusing enough so that it would capture the barcode.
Is there another way we can test to see if some of us have the faulty camera module? My phone is stock. No, changes to anything.
Thank you all for your input.

WT* Fake green battery icon without replacing device.

Well, Again....
We have read that after replacement on device (Or by updating latest ROM), Your device status bar will have green battery icon as well you will have extra battery icon in power menu
OK, here is screenshot how easily it can be faked
Again this is not fake theme but faking that device is safe and that's why started charging 60% + which is more unsafe.
Responsible developer can never share this but what if someone have did this?
Even this can be toggle too. Look attached video
So Now before boarding, N7 users require to reach half an early and pass through an IMEI check by aviation authority is the only safer way? OR N7 users should ever need to keep their device turned off? lol !
Here screenshots : Initial screen where notice about device is unsafe and later two screenshots of fake icons.
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This is bad if people can fake it. I was really looking forward to Note 7.,Now I'm thinking if I should go for the S7 edge or some other phone. Wouldn't want to waste 60k on a device that's unsafe.
But S7 edge has smaller screen, and I'm habituated to the big Note screens.
Tbh, I dont see this as an issue when phone is purchased from Authentic sources because Samsung will not play such cheap tricks particularly given the market they lost due to initial explosions. They simply cant afford it.
Having said that, getting a second hand or Grey market device would be very risky.
Also, the resale value of the device would go down.
Exactly. There is no doubt about safety when we purchase from authentic source but yes I mean t say how about safety of other If someone sell in Grey market or second hand. Also what if some culprit take risk on board by switching on a unsafe device.
My humble request never buy a N7 which is already rooted.
How everything is going against the best phablet in market... Is just s matter of time every company had to face this once even aapke but none was highlighted... Il be sticking to samsung note 7 or s8 it is.... Where was this media when apple blasted ? This should be a self decision i am not suggesting any one here to do as i do, you all are intelligent enough
Matter is how poorly coded safety check. If billion dollar company making a security measure such a way that can be fooled by 40min then it's disappointing. Secure folder and Knox are so hard coded that no one yet can break it on rooted device. Does such kind of security measure shouldn't apply here? This one is more important then Knox and secure folder. But just doing this because of hurry?
I don't see the green icon on the AOD display from the photos above. The new note has green battery on AOD!!!!
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It is a shame really, I was soo looking forward to Note 7, but all these happening, I am giving a sec thoughts, heck even considering iPhone 7 plus (256gb, well hello Samsung!)...
Er. Aditya said:
How everything is going against the best phablet in market... Is just s matter of time every company had to face this once even aapke but none was highlighted... Il be sticking to samsung note 7 or s8 it is.... Where was this media when apple blasted ? This should be a self decision i am not suggesting any one here to do as i do, you all are intelligent enough
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Well said aditya ji :good: :good:
dr.ketan said:
Matter is how poorly coded safety check. If billion dollar company making a security measure such a way that can be fooled by 40min then it's disappointing. Secure folder and Knox are so hard coded that no one yet can break it on rooted device. Does such kind of security measure shouldn't apply here? This one is more important then Knox and secure folder. But just doing this because of hurry?
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They absolutely rushed it.
So then the natural next question is did they rush fixing the battery issue itself?
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Just don't think this phone is worth the hassle, such a shame. Oh well.
B3501 said:
Just don't think this phone is worth the hassle, such a shame. Oh well.
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If i didn't already have on i def would not be buying one right now...
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Color me unconvinced by those pictures. How do we know the "warning" shot was taken after the "green battery" shots? Or how do we know that the IMEI of the phone in the "green battery" shots isn't good? There were phones (Chinese and Vietnamese) made in the first batches that always had "good" batteries. For consistency I'd imagine Samsung would push the "green battery" update out to those phones. There were 33 processes updated with the "green battery" update. I might be naïve but I'm assuming some of those updated processes were system files that aren't accessible without tripping KNOX. I could be wrong but so much in this thread is hearsay and lapped up by the audience as fact that I've become even more skeptical whenever OMG! is involved.
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Color me unconvinced by those pictures. How do we know the "warning" shot was taken after the "green battery" shots? Or how do we know that the IMEI of the phone in the "green battery" shots isn't good? There were phones (Chinese and Vietnamese) made in the first batches that always had "good" batteries. For consistency I'd imagine Samsung would push the "green battery" update out to those phones. There were 33 processes updated with the "green battery" update. I might be naïve but I'm assuming some of those updated processes were system files that aren't accessible without tripping KNOX. I could be wrong but so much in this thread is hearsay and lapped up by the audience as fact that I've become even more skeptical whenever OMG! is involved.
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True enough.
But we have both been around long enough to realize that at some point the green icon will be replaceable with a white one and that the green will be able to be faked.
Bound to happen.
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BarryH_GEG said:
Color me unconvinced by those pictures. How do we know the "warning" shot was taken after the "green battery" shots? Or how do we know that the IMEI of the phone in the "green battery" shots isn't good? There were phones (Chinese and Vietnamese) made in the first batches that always had "good" batteries. For consistency I'd imagine Samsung would push the "green battery" update out to those phones. There were 33 processes updated with the "green battery" update. I might be naïve but I'm assuming some of those updated processes were system files that aren't accessible without tripping KNOX. I could be wrong but so much in this thread is hearsay and lapped up by the audience as fact that I've become even more skeptical whenever OMG! is involved.
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Which processes were updated exactly? Where is your source that says this?
Ok.
But what stops someone from changing the battery to a third party later, do they deserve the green icon? I think so.
If not, think about all the third party batteries out there...what makes them less likely to explode.
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Color me unconvinced by those pictures. How do we know the "warning" shot was taken after the "green battery" shots? Or how do we know that the IMEI of the phone in the "green battery" shots isn't good? There were phones (Chinese and Vietnamese) made in the first batches that always had "good" batteries. For consistency I'd imagine Samsung would push the "green battery" update out to those phones. There were 33 processes updated with the "green battery" update. I might be naïve but I'm assuming some of those updated processes were system files that aren't accessible without tripping KNOX. I could be wrong but so much in this thread is hearsay and lapped up by the audience as fact that I've become even more skeptical whenever OMG! is involved.
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Dr Ketan is one of the most respected Samsung devs around here and has made Samsung Roms etc for years, I doubt he'd make this up or fake it to be honest.
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Dr Ketan is one of the most respected Samsung devs around here and has made Samsung Roms etc for years, I doubt he'd make this up or fake it to be honest.
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I've been here for year's too. That doesn't mean you should believe everything I say. From being here that many years I'm well aware of @dr.ketan. I'm sure he'll be back to 'splain and fill in missing details.
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Which processes were updated exactly? Where is your source that says this?
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My source is me. After you take an update when the phone reboots the first time it says "Android is upgrading." It counts down the number of files, apps, processes it's updating until it finishes and reboots.
I can let you know that delta airlines and a few airports only advise that the note 7 can't be charged or on while flying. They don't actually check. I just got back from Kansas today after being there since last Sunday and my phone was not checked at all. I even took pix and vids of the sky during flight. Atlanta, Minnesota, Kansas and ct are the state's I flew to/from. Going into tmobile tomorrow to exchange for the replacement.
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Color me unconvinced by those pictures. How do we know the "warning" shot was taken after the "green battery" shots? Or how do we know that the IMEI of the phone in the "green battery" shots isn't good? There were phones (Chinese and Vietnamese) made in the first batches that always had "good" batteries. For consistency I'd imagine Samsung would push the "green battery" update out to those phones. There were 33 processes updated with the "green battery" update. I might be naïve but I'm assuming some of those updated processes were system files that aren't accessible without tripping KNOX. I could be wrong but so much in this thread is hearsay and lapped up by the audience as fact that I've become even more skeptical whenever OMG! is involved.
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Exactly there 's alot of possibilities that can s happen just like fake explode reports which were all made up to help down fall of samsung but one really can't help it when device is amazing
force70 said:
True enough.
But we have both been around long enough to realize that at some point the green icon will be replaceable with a white one and that the green will be able to be faked.
Bound to happen.
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Hey bro hote you been ? Then there's an imei checker to finally nail the final drill
B3501 said:
Dr Ketan is one of the most respected Samsung devs around here and has made Samsung Roms etc for years, I doubt he'd make this up or fake it to be honest.
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He just made his point correct no where said dr ketan is wrong or spreading misleading info
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I've been here for year's too. That doesn't mean you should believe everything I say. From being here that many years I'm well aware of @dr.ketan. I'm sure he'll be back to 'splain and fill in missing details.
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My source is me. After you take an update when the phone reboots the first time it says "Android is upgrading." It counts down the number of files, apps, processes it's updating until it finishes and reboots.
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smuvman said:
I can let you know that delta airlines and a few airports only advise that the note 7 can't be charged or on while flying. They don't actually check. I just got back from Kansas today after being there since last Sunday and my phone was not checked at all. I even took pix and vids of the sky during flight. Atlanta, Minnesota, Kansas and ct are the state's I flew to/from. Going into tmobile tomorrow to exchange for the replacement.
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Amazing i an all waiting for indian launch man... Thanks for info shared about airlines

Camera defect? Extreme contrast

Hello
I got my Honor 9 a few days ago and I'm really disappointed. The photos from the normal photo mode are useless, no matter the lighting conditions, the shadows are totally black, the sharpness is insane and generally the dynamic range is terrible. HDR doesn't help either. Could it be a software problem somehow or is my camera defect? I already did a factory reset, it didn't help.
Does anybody else have the same problem? I have read about people complaining about the opposite, that their photos are dull and lifeless, mine are punched to the extreme. All the settings are the default by the way.
What is weird is that in the monochrome mode there is amazing detail in the shadows, the dynamic range is incredible and also in the Pro Mode, only if i shoot raw and edit them.
I would really appreciate some feedback.
Thank you!
Examples?
fregor said:
Examples?
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Hey, it seems that I'm not allowed to post any links or embed photos cause I'm new here and don't have more than 10 posts I guess i need to make those 10 posts first and I'll get back...
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Hey, it seems that I'm not allowed to post any links or embed photos cause I'm new here and don't have more than 10 posts I guess i need to make those 10 posts first and I'll get back...
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You could link to an open online album, Google Photos, Imgur etc.

Just a few questions regarding use...

- Does call recording work out of the box? (ACR for example)
- Can you take a picture of Excel running, and Waze running? I would like to see how it looks like with curved corners. Maybe a second smartphone picture would be better? I don't know.
- Do you experience this "touch issue" that many complain about?
Thank you for answering. I know it's a lot to ask for.
Ps.: I placed my order, but have not paid yet. I know I could buy a OnePlus, but my friend had a dead touchscreen issue there as well, and heck, all models were notorious for their issues. The battery is also too tiny on that phone. There is the Pixel 3XL, which will cost like 1000EUR or something. So yea. Would like to stick to Poco F1.
h8Aramex said:
- Does call recording work out of the box? (ACR for example)
- Can you take a picture of Excel running, and Waze running? I would like to see how it looks like with curved corners. Maybe a second smartphone picture would be better? I don't know.
- Do you experience this "touch issue" that many complain about?
Thank you for answering. I know it's a lot to ask for.
Ps.: I placed my order, but have not paid yet. I know I could buy a OnePlus, but my friend had a dead touchscreen issue there as well, and heck, all models were notorious for their issues. The battery is also too tiny on that phone. There is the Pixel 3XL, which will cost like 1000EUR or something. So yea. Would like to stick to Poco F1.
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Call recording is built into the phone app.
I have not experienced the touch issues, some users have

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