Microphobia:
Do you have the link for us to download

mikeycharles:
Camera samples

mikeycharles:
You know what's really funny? It's mostly Xiaomi phone users that are installing these mods to fix their bad cameras

Microphobia:
Do you have the link for us to download

mikeycharles:
You know what's really funny? It's mostly Xiaomi phone users that are installing these mods to fix their bad cameras

mikeycharles:
[s]You know what's really funny? It's mostly Xiaomi phone users that are installing these mods to fix their bad cameras[/s]

Lavoca:
Not everyone using a Xiaomi phone needs or wants GCAM. Why can't you say the low end and midrange users instead of generalising?

Do you expect a 50k Xiaomi to give you performance of a 300k+ Google pixel? Like someone said up there, this is 2019 DONT BE DUMB!!!

mikeycharles:
Quit with the clownery, the pocophone costs over a 100k and is considered a flagship but yet people still install GCAM on the "flagship" I have to laugh. Henry007 even posted a comparison photo between the stock camera and the GCam.

mikeycharles:
Quit with the clownery, the pocophone costs over a 100k and is considered a flagship but yet people still install GCAM on the "flagship" I have to laugh. Henry007 even posted a comparison photo between the stock camera and the GCam.

mikeycharles:
You know what's really funny? It's mostly Xiaomi phone users that are installing these mods to fix their bad cameras

mikeycharles:
You know what's really funny? It's mostly Xiaomi phone users that are installing these mods to fix their bad cameras

mikeycharles:
Quit with the clownery, the pocophone costs over a 100k and is considered a flagship but yet people still install GCAM on the "flagship" I have to laugh. Henry007 even posted a comparison photo between the stock camera and the GCam.

saint2ace:



Did u say bad camera? What a joke. Installing modded camera apps is not surprising, Xiaomi has one of the largest numbers or developer base in the world and their hardware is built in such a way that it can work with a multiple array of software tinkering.

Being able to unlock the bootloader officially to harness the full potential of the phone is one reason people will continue to buy Xiaomi phone. Techy lovers and tinkering enthusiasts find it a perfect companion and speak about their adventures, thus the reason you hear so much about it..

Make u try open bootloader for Huawei phone Na.

NB: I don't use a Xiaomi phone yet but that doesn't mean I'll speak ill of what I don't understand.

mikeycharles:
You know what's really funny? It's mostly Xiaomi phone users that are installing these mods to fix their bad cameras

Darkseid:
This one is looking for Tecno marketing job, it doesn't work that way oga.

Gptech:

Do you think a camera with f1. 8 is better than another with f2.2?

Gptech:

Do you think a camera with f1. 8 is better than another with f2.2?

Elxandre:

Yes I believe.
The high ends often come with lower than 2.0.
Correct me if I'm wrong.

dasanchez1:
explain more abeg

Gptech:

Apart from the aperture, other factors like ISO and shutter speed affect the quality of your pics. A wider aperture/lower f-number has the advantage of of giving you brighter pics in low light conditions but with the disadvantage of losing focus around the corners. Taking a group picture with a f3.5 is far better than using f1. 8 because only those at the middle will be in focus when using f1. 8, others will come out blurred. It's better to get a lens that can take clean pics with a higher ISO and f2.2 than use one with a lower ISO and shooting with f1. 8 all the time.

dasanchez1:
Based on this assertion, does it mean that Xiaomi Note 5AI, note 6 PRO AND NOTE 7 has higher ISO ? including Mi max3.. Also, how do we know that phone or camera has a lower ISO?

Gptech:

This is where software come to play, software is basically how the manufacturer implements the 3 parameters that affect light in photography - ISO, Shutter speed, and aperture, there are other parameters though like saturation, colour temperature, etc This is one reason a software update can improve the quality of your camera. In mobile photography, aperture cannot be tweaked or changed, its constant. This is what Samsung tried to solve abit with their variable aperture on the S9 series, but it's still just two apertures, f1.5 and f2.4 I think.
What am saying is, the aperture is always constant, but the ISO and shutter speed change with different light conditions when snapping with mobile phones, you can confirm by looking at the details/properties of different pics in your phone gallery.

mikeycharles:
The Google camera which is an application designed by Google mostly for their pixel devices has stolen the hearts of so many camera freaks and enthusiast. The Google camera popularly known as Gcam has being hugely successfully in exploring the depths of mobile photography, the portrait mode features is one of the mostly used feature on the application as users are now capable of creating that thousand dollar DSLR effect with just a few bucks or there about. The app also offers a night sight feature which enhances photos taken at night without the use of the flash but this doesn't stop there since Gcam's high dynamic range is being considered as one of the best an application could offer.
I made mention earlier that this application was made explicitly available for most Google devices but due to its huge commercial success, several modified versions of the application have popped up all over the internet. Experts in software and custom ROMs have modified the application to suit different phone models other than that of Google's such as the Nokia Android series including the X6, Xiaomi, One Plus etc. These modified versions have given phone users a taste of the Gcam's experience and it's "fluidity", although since the Google camera has being modified and not the original versions there tend to be bugs and complications arising from its use. it's quite difficult not to consider utilizing the power of the Gcam but this usually requires you to root your device to enjoy its features, the results from the shots taken with the app are quite stunning compared to the phone's native camera. it's worthy to also note that the app mainly extend the hardware capabilities of the phone so don't expect a camera phone of f/1.8 to be the same as that of f/2.2 even while utilizing Google camera.

OgKelvin:
can it work on the a30 without being rooted?