Good evening everyone...

How was your Saturday?

Chelsea don use bad belle take go play Norwich. It's unfair oh.

Looking forward to United Vs L'pool tomorrow.

So let's talk photography this evening.

If you have been here sha, since last year. Then you surely must have heard me talk about light and photography.

Those two are inseparable.

You cannot separate them at all. Light is the senior brother of photography.

Without light, no picture.

It's that simple.

I have seen many people take pictures and complain about it.

Oh this my phone sef, e no dey clear again.

I would simply take the phone, position the subject to face any available light source, focus, wait and shoot.

Ah Jesus! Na my phone snap this one!

Bros how you do am?

As soon as I try to explain, they're bored and want to go back to snapping pictures.



Snap me like this, oya like that, wait make I give you style.

One very thing that surprises me continuously is when people complain about the performance of their camera at night.

A: Guy, my camera no good.

Me: wetin happen? E fall?

A: No oh, e no dey snap well once day dark.

Me: Because it is dark There's not enough light.

A: na lie, this room no bright reach for your eye.

Me: that's because we're human beings. Our pupils in our eyes can dilate (open up) so as to take in more light and see better in the dark.

A: All those one na medical terms.

Me: At this point I give up. There's nothing wrong with your camera. Use night mode or get a light.

One guy on Nairaland made me laugh and spill RC cola I was drinking one evening.

His complaint was "hi thread, my WhatsApp video call quality is very good during the day but it's poor at night, please help me".

Me:

By merely reading the complaint alone, you'll realize that e no even get problem at all.

So I asked him if he has tried using the screen flash.

His reply was "e no bright reach, I wish I know, I for buy phone when get flash for front".

Me: bros if you want to make video calls at night, go to a well lit area. No blame your phone, blame UAR. You don see oyibo dey do video call for darkness?

The first device I owned with night mode is the Redmi Note 7.

I was eager to test it but I began to notice that there was a problem.

1. Night mode took longer to take photos

But

2. The time given (around 8 seconds) was too short.

3. The camera had problems focusing

So while Redmi Note 7 was a champion during the day...

At night, it was a different case entirely...

Especially if there was no moonlight.

I think most companies realized that this was a serious problem too.

Why?

Camera sensors are not like human eyes so they require more time to "see in the dark".

The simple solution was to increase the exposure time.

If you know how to take advantage of exposure time, night photography will come more naturally to you.

Note:

You need a TRIPOD or SOMETHING to hold your phone.

In the past, I used my cup of Vaseline and two textbooks (Guyton & Hall and Gannon) as my tripods. No ask me how I do am.

This is to keep your phone steady so it doesn't ruin the focus and develop motion blur.

Two, don't shoot at darkness. You'll get darkness.

There must be something that you see in the low light condition that will prompt you to take the photo.

The video should explain the rest.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8jEcdPYFzI

This is interesting.
More people should try this with their phones and give us feedback

Mohbola:
This is interesting.
More people should try this with their phones and give us feedback

Na to wait

atheistandproud:




Na to wait

Yes o

hello photo.

SEGLIZ:
hello photo.

Hi pishure

atheistandproud:


Hi pishure

atheistandproud:


Hi pishure

boss una dy active only fr d telegram page wat abt me wey dy carry rechargeable lamp take dy snap picture at night

Flowboi:
boss una dy active only fr d telegram page wat abt me wey dy carry rechargeable lamp take dy snap picture at night

This bros, you funny sha

Wetin i de miss so

atheistandproud:




Na to wait

You used your cup of vaseline

atheistandproud:
Good evening everyone...

How was your Saturday?

Chelsea don use bad belle take go play Norwich. It's unfair oh.

Looking forward to United Vs L'pool tomorrow.

So let's talk photography this evening.

If you have been here sha, since last year. Then you surely must have heard me talk about light and photography.

Those two are inseparable.

You cannot separate them at all. Light is the senior brother of photography.

Without light, no picture.

It's that simple.

I have seen many people take pictures and complain about it.

Oh this my phone sef, e no dey clear again.

I would simply take the phone, position the subject to face any available light source, focus, wait and shoot.

Ah Jesus! Na my phone snap this one!

Bros how you do am?

As soon as I try to explain, they're bored and want to go back to snapping pictures.



Snap me like this, oya like that, wait make I give you style.

One very thing that surprises me continuously is when people complain about the performance of their camera at night.

A: Guy, my camera no good.

Me: wetin happen? E fall?

A: No oh, e no dey snap well once day dark.

Me: Because it is dark There's not enough light.

A: na lie, this room no bright reach for your eye.

Me: that's because we're human beings. Our pupils in our eyes can dilate (open up) so as to take in more light and see better in the dark.

A: All those one na medical terms.

Me: At this point I give up. There's nothing wrong with your camera. Use night mode or get a light.

One guy on Nairaland made me laugh and spill RC cola I was drinking one evening.

His complaint was "hi thread, my WhatsApp video call quality is very good during the day but it's poor at night, please help me".

Me:

By merely reading the complaint alone, you'll realize that e no even get problem at all.

So I asked him if he has tried using the screen flash.

His reply was "e no bright reach, I wish I know, I for buy phone when get flash for front".

Me: bros if you want to make video calls at night, go to a well lit area. No blame your phone, blame UAR. You don see oyibo dey do video call for darkness?

The first device I owned with night mode is the Redmi Note 7.

I was eager to test it but I began to notice that there was a problem.

1. Night mode took longer to take photos

But

2. The time given (around 8 seconds) was too short.

3. The camera had problems focusing

So while Redmi Note 7 was a champion during the day...

At night, it was a different case entirely...

Especially if there was no moonlight.

I think most companies realized that this was a serious problem too.

Why?

Camera sensors are not like human eyes so they require more time to "see in the dark".

The simple solution was to increase the exposure time.

If you know how to take advantage of exposure time, night photography will come more naturally to you.

Note:

You need a TRIPOD or SOMETHING to hold your phone.

In the past, I used my cup of Vaseline and two textbooks (Guyton & Hall and Gannon) as my tripods. No ask me how I do am.

This is to keep your phone steady so it doesn't ruin the focus and develop motion blur.

Two, don't shoot at darkness. You'll get darkness.

There must be something that you see in the low light condition that will prompt you to take the photo.

The video should explain the rest.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8jEcdPYFzI

how can one download this gcam?

Flowboi:
boss una dy active only fr d telegram page wat abt me wey dy carry rechargeable lamp take dy snap picture at night

weldone o

hahn:


You used your cup of vaseline

That's for amateurs

Legends use juergens

Jacku:
how can one download this gcam?

CelsoAvedo or XDA website

Or

I can send the file via telegram.

atheistandproud:


CelsoAvedo or XDA website

Or

I can send the file via telegram.

please send it to me on telegram. I'll appreciate that

Jacku:
please send it to me on telegram. I'll appreciate that

Do you have a Redmi Note 9 Pro?

skywalker240:
Wetin i de miss so

You never miss anything

atheistandproud:


Do you have a Redmi Note 9 Pro?

hmmm please let's not go that route. Just help me this send this thing abeg

Jacku:
hmmm please let's not go that route. Just help me this send this thing abeg

https://www.nairaland.com/5605811/gallery-mobile-photography-art

Follow the telegram link there to a telegram group.

Check for files there.

You'll see the GCam.

I hope you know how to install it?

atheistandproud:


https://www.nairaland.com/5605811/gallery-mobile-photography-art

Follow the telegram link there to a telegram group.

Check for files there.

You'll see the GCam.

I hope you know how to install it?

Thanks. no, how can I go about installing it?

Nice tips, the super night mode on TECNO phones help shoot amazing shots at night

atheistandproud:


You never miss anything

I Waka well be that


This Nairaland de tire me nowadays

Jacku:
Thanks. no, how can I go about installing it?

Just the way you install any other app.

atheistandproud:


Just the way you install any other app.

alright. Thanks

atheistandproud:


Just the way you install any other app.

i couldn't find the link

atheistandproud:
Good evening everyone...

How was your Saturday?

Chelsea don use bad belle take go play Norwich. It's unfair oh.

Looking forward to United Vs L'pool tomorrow.

So let's talk photography this evening.

If you have been here sha, since last year. Then you surely must have heard me talk about light and photography.

Those two are inseparable.

You cannot separate them at all. Light is the senior brother of photography.

Without light, no picture.

It's that simple.

I have seen many people take pictures and complain about it.

Oh this my phone sef, e no dey clear again.

I would simply take the phone, position the subject to face any available light source, focus, wait and shoot.

Ah Jesus! Na my phone snap this one!

Bros how you do am?

As soon as I try to explain, they're bored and want to go back to snapping pictures.



Snap me like this, oya like that, wait make I give you style.

One very thing that surprises me continuously is when people complain about the performance of their camera at night.

A: Guy, my camera no good.

Me: wetin happen? E fall?

A: No oh, e no dey snap well once day dark.

Me: Because it is dark There's not enough light.

A: na lie, this room no bright reach for your eye.

Me: that's because we're human beings. Our pupils in our eyes can dilate (open up) so as to take in more light and see better in the dark.

A: All those one na medical terms.

Me: At this point I give up. There's nothing wrong with your camera. Use night mode or get a light.

One guy on Nairaland made me laugh and spill RC cola I was drinking one evening.

His complaint was "hi thread, my WhatsApp video call quality is very good during the day but it's poor at night, please help me".

Me:

By merely reading the complaint alone, you'll realize that e no even get problem at all.

So I asked him if he has tried using the screen flash.

His reply was "e no bright reach, I wish I know, I for buy phone when get flash for front".

Me: bros if you want to make video calls at night, go to a well lit area. No blame your phone, blame UAR. You don see oyibo dey do video call for darkness?

The first device I owned with night mode is the Redmi Note 7.

I was eager to test it but I began to notice that there was a problem.

1. Night mode took longer to take photos

But

2. The time given (around 8 seconds) was too short.

3. The camera had problems focusing

So while Redmi Note 7 was a champion during the day...

At night, it was a different case entirely...

Especially if there was no moonlight.

I think most companies realized that this was a serious problem too.

Why?

Camera sensors are not like human eyes so they require more time to "see in the dark".

The simple solution was to increase the exposure time.

If you know how to take advantage of exposure time, night photography will come more naturally to you.

Note:

You need a TRIPOD or SOMETHING to hold your phone.

In the past, I used my cup of Vaseline and two textbooks (Guyton & Hall and Gannon) as my tripods. No ask me how I do am.

This is to keep your phone steady so it doesn't ruin the focus and develop motion blur.

Two, don't shoot at darkness. You'll get darkness.

There must be something that you see in the low light condition that will prompt you to take the photo.

The video should explain the rest.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8jEcdPYFzI

is this from gcam?

atheistandproud:


Do you have a Redmi Note 9 Pro?

lol an only Redmi note 9pro fit do this thing?

Jacku:
i couldn't find the link

It's there. Enter the group, scroll up a bit

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Ajilenu:
is this from gcam?

Yes it is