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The Sony Mobile Bravia Engine is a video enhancement program for Sony phones. It uses filters and algorithms to create a clearer and more contrasted picture and an overall smoother experience. This is perfect for the Note II's huge HD screen but can be a little to saturated for people like photographers who want to see how the photo looks exactly with out any enhancements. The change is not huge but is definitely noticeable if two devices are compared. Super-vivid mode enhances the colour brightness and saturation of your photos and videos while you view them on your device.
Sony's X-Reality™ for mobile technology improves the viewing quality of photos and videos after you take them, giving you clearer, sharper and more natural images. X-Reality™ for mobile is turned on by default, but you can turn it off if you want to reduce battery consumption.
Tested on Redmi7 custom AOSP Q room (Magisk 20.4).
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I'm really enjoy the Xperia S, but one problem I have is that the camera seems to easily go out of focus and then I move it a little and it will focus then unfocus again. using the autofocus button fixes it, but its still annoying have to deal with this.
Sometimes when focusing on a close object then away it can take a while to refocus...
Has anyone else experienced this, or could it be a fault?
Have AF trouble with video, but not with stills.
I think the issues I have also are found when filming, but I haven't test this fully yet.
yeah its crazy sometimes
I have FX camrea zoom.. works a muillion times better than the built in camera
Try using infinity auto focus.
Sent from my LT26i using XDA
Yes , the focus is slower than arc and take long time to take a picture in certain moment .
But the trade is you will get perfect white balance with nice photo clarity .
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the second photo actually taken in low yellow light condition . I am surprise that it turn out like daylight
Sony Mobilehas released a new app called ‘Xperia Motion Snap’ that allows you to make your own live wallpaper through a video of yours. What you need to do is install the app, shoot a short video using it and then Sony’s graphics engine automatically creates a repeated video that can be used as a live wallpaper on your Xperia handset. The image quality and play speed of the video can also be adjusted if needed
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Download is on the Attachment.
ok i will try it!!!
thankss
Patambiz said:
Sony Mobilehas released a new app called ‘Xperia Motion Snap’ that allows you to make your own live wallpaper through a video of yours. What you need to do is install the app, shoot a short video using it and then Sony’s graphics engine automatically creates a repeated video that can be used as a live wallpaper on your Xperia handset. The image quality and play speed of the video can also be adjusted if needed
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sorry man but i ve already opened a thread for that xD http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1958285
Oh I didnt see your thread. Asking the mod to delete this one.
The other day I decided to try and see if there is a difference in picture quality on AOSP vs tw. So i snapped a random pic of my uag case.
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Quite honestly, I don't see much of a difference. I don't even remember which pic was tw and which AOSP
Once HDR works flawlessly, then I don't think there is much to complain about.
I'm using eclipse 4.3, and it has an option for 12.8 size.
right looks like AOSP..more noise, higher ISO probably..TW camera is good for getting the ISO to the right level on auto usually
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right looks like AOSP..more noise, higher ISO probably..TW camera is good for getting the ISO to the right level on auto usually
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The one on the left is at an iso of 640, exposure of 1/15
The one on the right is at an iso of 800, exposure of 1/17
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..
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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