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StephenBB:
Pls, what phone camera is the best to snap your problem?
No offence though, cos last time i checked this is mobile photographer thread....not advert.

Zimri:
WHY EATING SHOE? FISH DON FINISH!

Kobojunkie:
Rather than react in fear, why not learn the Truth and be set free?

This man lied as He does not know the truth as it is written in the Bible. Read the book of exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy to learn of the old Covenant that this man still pretends gentiles were called for.

Read the Gospels to learn of the New Covenant that is Jesus Christ and see how any gentile still signing their soul up for the old, is rejecting what Jesus Christ has to offer.
And God will ofcourse never give you what He has set apart for His people, Israel.

ABballer100:
He is good but The other guy Sammy
He is Really good

Hakeem12:
Earlier today

atheistandproud:
PIXEL BINNING.
Small pixels inside image sensors do okay in bright daylight especially if the resolution is high enough, but they do poorly in low light or at night. This is because, light is the most important ingredient in a photo so if there’s no light, you’ll get no photos.
A good way to combat this is to make the pixels bigger in size, but then you’ll have to remember that smartphone camera sizes are small. Some companies also like to keep the small pixels as they can fit more onto a slightly larger sensor and they’re good for marketing too. 48MP sounds way cooler than 12MP


So the other way to solve this small pixel problem is to combine several small pixels together to act as one. The most common method in use is joining 4 pixels together to act as one super pixels. This way the small pixels can catch more light and give out better shots but there is a catch. Pixel binning effectively reduces the effective resolution of the camera to ¼ of its original resolution.


In pixel binning, a 64MP camera may actually have 64 million pixels on the image sensor but it will output (64/4=) 16MP photos. A 48MP sensor can be binned to produce 12MP shots. This binning is actually done in the sensor by the companies that produce these cameras and not the phone makers themselves.

Many midrange SoCs cannot handle resolutions over 25MP so the camera sensor bins the image down. This binned images, for example a 12MP binned photo however contains a lot more details than a normal 12MP would because a lot more pixels helped to capture it. The camera sensor then hands over this 12MP binned image to the ISP in RAW format. The ISP then let's the photo software on the OS edit the photo and give out the final image.

Despite being binned, these cameras are still capable of taking higher resolution photos through a manual mode where the user is allowed to tinker with advanced camera settings like shutter speed, ISO, focus etc. The sensor will still give binned photos to the ISP. The ISP will then upscale these photos to a higher resolution, maybe not as much as the 48 or 64MP but it could go pretty high.

This is only an excerpt.

If you want to know how cameras see colour, what filters are, what a quad Bayer sensor is etc.

https://inquisitiveuniverse./2020/07/15/lets-talk-cameras-3/

Help yourself. Knowledge is free.

Image 1 A Bayer filter covering the pixels on a sensor

Image 2 A Quad Bayer sensor showing how four pixels are combined together to produce better image quality but reduces the resolution

Osasnidas:
how you wan come take dey give us mad shots now

atheistandproud:
Bros, you don get serious competition oh

Conductor261:
Nokia devices are far better than Xiaomi products. Especially when you need replacement parts!!

Stop the low imagination comparison

ItzEminence:
Shot with Redmi 8 Gcam (Screenshot to reduce file size)

ednut1:
Clitocurrency pays big time

The camera isn't that stellar. When properly tweaked, most xiaomi phones will easily compete with the best Tecno and infinix cameras. And that's the end to it. It's not even comparable to the iPhones and google pixels or even Samsung s10 and newer.

Oghenerobo2002:
I've been in pH for almost a year and I've not come across any of those roads except for the Woji flyover. Please add the locations so that I can see for myself

TheSourcerer:
Mail delivered by rockets. Artist: Frank Tinsley. 1957.
Okay ......
Not too far fetched

BenDanor:
Nokia 5.1 plus

Edited with Adobe Lightroom

judeebuka:
Quite inspiring Man.
Love the Shot, amma keep it tho.