Well, as you all know, Galaxy Note 3 is quite old, and barely gets supported by most accessory manufacturers nowadays, so I decided to take some pictures, and scan the internals of my Galaxy Note 3, and stitch it all up, so I can use it like a transparent skin mod on my clear case, and I wanted to share it to you guys, so enjoy printing lol.
(You might be wondering, "take some pictures"? Yeah I did, I used multiple images and stitch them all up. Normal methods doesn't produce the desired clarity: Scanning the whole phone opened, produced blurred components, and are out of focus, and only those that are touching the glass surface of the scanner are that on focus, such as the battery, pen and the camera; Taking a normal whole picture of the phone, on the other hand, didn't have the blurring issue found on scanning, although the resolution of the picture is affected by my other phone's Camera resolution (which is 12MP). And so, to workaround this, I instead took multiple pictures of the parts of the phone. That's why you can see some unbalanaced lighting here and there throughout the image.)
BTW USE THE LINK BELOW TO DOWNLOAD THE ORIGINAL IMAGE
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=12420606652095401892
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Just brought it, i really like it in all aspects except the annoying rainbow effect, i can even see it without tilt the tablet, especially in landscape, just wondering EVERYONE have this problem? after some time of use you get used to? any way of fix it?
I was thinking of change it but it doesn't make sense if all units are faulty
Rainbow effect:
http://imgur.com/a/mpuTI#0
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I am unable to access your screen picture but my tablet is perfectly normal and has none of the aberrations you describe. I was in a shop yesterday and handled the two display models and they were fine too. So I would suspect a fault with yours.
Here are the pics http://imgur.com/a/mpuTI#0
So your tablet doesn't have any of this when you tilt it?
I noticed a rainbow effect when I first got mine, but now I don't see it at all unless I really look for it.
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No, none of that. Using the same Google page,I have tilted it in every direction and it is a clean high quality IPS screen with no artifacts.
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The apperture look like the blades arnt fully retracted for f1.5, it has a star like shape instead of normal big wide opening like in the telephoto camera.
This happened while doing some long exposures.
It fully opens in live focus mode only, in auto it stays like this until you expose to high light then it closes but mostly will stay like this.
This exynos version is really bad, I managed to barely squeeze 7 hrs of SOT (instead of 4:30 5) but....the constant 40 'C burning in my pocket is unacceptable.
I'll be sending this back since I can return it in 30 days.
I hope the note 9 wont have the same issues.
Also that iris scanner is much slower than the note 8s one:crying:
The picture doesn't work, but from your description it does indeed sound like an issue.
Things should look like the picture from this article (right under the photo of the blue & purple phone).
https://petapixel.com/2018/02/26/samsung-galaxy-s9-s9-boast-first-dual-aperture-lens/
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Ill put here another image, now it only does this in the stock app.
https://imgur.com/a/SvZ8hKV sorry for the shakyness.
Wont bother with a factory reset, will keep it as is and return it on the 24 rt and get an N9.
hi developer
i need capture front camera and back camera in same time and use 2 pieces fisheye lens for capturing 360 degree same as insta360 one x
how can you help me?
try hmd camera/nokia camera 8.0260.50 not sure about 360°
Nobody can help?
nokia apk (for all androids). see photos taken with pocophone
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works like this with videos and photos
Short answer: most likely no.
From what I understand you want a joint picture between the 2 cameras. That doesn't exist AFAIK. The only thing u can get with *some* cameras is a small window on the back camera that houses the image from the front camera. I think Sony had that feature on one extension... But it's pretty much impossible to port. There must be other apps that support this but certainly not full on 360. How would you use 2 *different* cameras for this? You'd have dramatic differences in quality, locked white balance and exposure (if you want a viable image at all) etc..
When i try to take a photo of my window against the light i can see the window reflected on the lens and the image taken contains it. I've seen other threads mention the same issue when taking the photo of some light source, but this happens with the whole window
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This effect is really visible when there is sufficient light outside. I'd like to know whether this is a hardware defect as i have only seen posts having a small circle or a dot.
Just came across this by accident in Tapatalk, but this is certainly a reflection caused by the camera's flat protective screen, which lacks an antireflective coating, to make things worse.
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Just came across this by accident in Tapatalk, but this is certainly a reflection caused by the camera's flat protective screen, which lacks an antireflective coating, to make things worse.
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Oh i thought something happened to my camera lens. Then I guess there is no way to correct things. Thanks for your response
S23 Ultra when viewed under 365nm UV flashlight looks like something is behind the screen glass as pictured.
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My iPhone 14 Pro Max looks the outer area of the screen.
The "blob" looks almost like something is under the screen.
Viewed normally, the screen looks perfectly fine.
If anyone has one of these lights, can you check your phone to see if it looks like this?
Other phones have this too. Did a cursory google search. First page threw up results like these:
This was seen on the Note 9 and Note20 Ultra. It likely has to do with the adhesive to the frame but it doesn't effect the screen in normal lighting. Given the prevalence, it's probably not a defect.
First time I noticed this. I will check my Pixel 6 Pro next.
Interestingly enough none of the iphones show this.
I gonna guess that it's the OCA/LOCA (Liquid - Optical Clear Adhesive)
All modern phone screen use either one of those two to glued the glass to the image display panel.