Hello everybody,
Does any one has any idea how to lock F1.5 in Auto Mode? I would like to have F1.5 & HDR for macro shots in perfect lighting conditions. I can force F1.5 in Pro Mode but this mode is lacking of High Dynami Range functionality. So the macro shots bokeh with F2.4 aperture looks inferior compared to my old Galaxy S7 not to mention my wifes S8. I wish there was a switch in camera settings to force F1.5... I hope there's a solution.
Thanks in advance!
No only Pro or you could try https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s9-plus/themes/gcam-port-galaxy-s9-s9-t3763849 which uses f1.5 as default
Is there any solution to this yet ? On the s10
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Hello,
I'm currently using an iPhone 4S which has manual control. I'm considering buying a Z2 phone and i want to know if it's possible to manualy control some aspects of the camera, like shutter speed, ISO and white balance in K.
Thanks in advance
1. Manual camera controls
Exposure
White balance
HDR
ISO
Resolution
Flash
Metering mode
Focus mode
Image stabalizer
Facial recognition
This is just for photo
You will have to play with an Xperia Z2 to see its myriad of camera options
Does anyone knows if when we use the 12mp configuration on monochrome ... the phone actually uses the 20mp monochrome sensor?
ive been looking to read some tech specification about the mate 10 pro camera configuration, but i dindt find any.
I can use 20mp sensor in color mode but loose the zoom ...
I think monochrome mode will always use the upper monochrome camera. For any other mode, the lower color camera will be used. For AI or standard mode, both cameras will be used to properly recognise objects.
I think like many, I've disabled all the beautification effects and lightning effects in portrait mode.
Wondering in that case if anyone is aware of a difference between both modes? I've kept using portrait but actually wondering if I should use aperture instead since it allows to change the point of focus and aperture strength effect afterwards which would be beneficial when portrait mode fails to blur some stuff or blurs too much stuff.
Just wondering what others have tried, thoughts, etc.
Aperture is more like a real DSLR. Portrait mode will try and keep faces in focus whilst also having bokeh.
Personally I prefer aperture mode. This allows you to edit after the fact and is better quality.
Maybe you can select different bokeh-types in portrait mode.
I don't get the soft effect.. tried the suggested on other thread.. disable all beauty effects and choose the darkest skin tone finally choose the the shapes (the star icon) of the lights on the background
I just used the portrait mode of my friends pixel 3 xl and there is a great difference.
Are there any news on pixel cam for the huawei mate 20 pro? Or is there any alternative which does portrait better then the stock cam?
use aperture mode , i find its better than portrait mode and you can adjust the blur etc after
buxz777 said:
use aperture mode , i find its better than portrait mode and you can adjust the blur etc after
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But I can't use aperture mode with front cam, need something for front
Hi,
I never used a smartphone with two or three camera before and my choice for a new smartphone was the P30 lite 48MP version.
I have some question about the camera.
First, I hate the portrait mode effect on the front camera. The seperation between the face and the background is not pleasant to my eyes. How do you actually disable this mode. Should I shoot in photo and also disable AI? The AI is also doing the same effect as the portrait mode. With other apps, there is no bokeh or blur effect.
Secondly, How does the first (Back) camera sensor works? I mean, I tried to put my finger in front of the camera and take several picture in different mode. Everytime, I get a picture without my finger. If you are shooting in normal condition, shouldn't it be using the main camera?
Thanks
Reply by Huawei Service
Someone from Huawei Service replied to my question today and I quote
"Hi! Thank you for supporting Huawei Products, we understand your situation right now. We highly recommend for you to switch to photo mode and turn off the AI mode as you take your selfies to have no bokeh or blur effect on the background. On your second question, Please be informed that the first camera sensor is the 2MP Bokeh Lens. It is used to have an effect of a soft out-of-focus background that you get when shooting a subject. These are functioning as you use portrait mode and as you use the Pro Mode and adjust the manual focus for your subjects. Thank you and have a great day."