honsule: like my phone is stucked in FASTBOOT. i just pressed the power button and lower key button and i ran the FLASHER TOOKIT mido v2. the link u gave me. 2. Plug your device in an ON-STATE via USB cable to your PC/Laptop.
Mykcool: I know bros, I remembered that phone because of the night shots I took with it. The phone heavy like brick inside pocket
Well, some of the huge losses because of aesthetics, if only we can accept to carry like 14mm thick phones around nowadays, then xenon might be used again.
spartacus11: After Gptech don write explanation give u, u come dey ask if u mention flash, if u see d way i burst laugh eehhh, u nor well, i beg no power to laugh
Well i think Gptech explanation make sense.
Hahaha, I know that feeling , d argument nr b to prove anything ooo, just surprised say somebody dey expect to get a sharp pics whenever object dey move, na there the whole thing start from .
Lemme read again then. Modified: Totally forgot the existence of Xenon, seriously, you can't do that with any modern phone with modern led flash, you can do your research. If you mentioned Xenon, I wouldn't bother to quote you.
You never talked of flash na, and that was Xenon flash, same was available for the C905 then, if you had stated with flash (Xenon) then there would be no need for all these, it's for this reason I emphasized low light. And yes, the use of Xenon flash was killed in moblie phones due to the sleekness war, so no need to be surprised that modern phones can't achieve that. The result is the flash and nothing else.
Mykcool: bros na inside house ceiling fan dey na, besides it was at night and the lights were off except for the phone flash. The phone belonged to a friend and that was about 5yrs ago he currently uses samsung s8
Issorite, no need for this again if there's no evidence or comparison to back up claims right? Have you checked what it takes to capture a moving fan? I also forgot to mention that fans rotate at different speeds, hope you took that into consideration. If I tell you that the speaker on my phone sounds louder than your home theater system, would you believe it? There is a difference between 200rad/s and 20 rad/s, so the speed you were speaking of is not even defined. If you know photography, you won't even attempt to snap a fan moving at uniform speed and expect to see a static blade.
Modified: I totally ignored manual mode in some mobile cameras, with that you should be able to do it if the shutter speed and iso are high enough.
Mykcool: bros I greet u o, if you can get the Nokia N8 and test it you'll see that it's camera can capture the blades of a moving fan still.
Seriously under low light ? Just do the search your self and upload the link here, I nr one waste my data. This is not Rocket science na. Ok make I give you one assignment, use any phone camera snap some wen dey jump inside your room, then tell the person to jump again directly under the sun at noon tomorrow and snap , check out the result. Expo: You go observe say d one indoors must be blurred.
fibonacci2526: U sef ehn, like watching a video in 240p and complaining it's not as clear as 2k.
U understand na, hehehe, the past nr dey quick erase. My C902 naim get the best display those days compare to competition, I come dey think say e pass recent resolution until I bring an close to even 480p panels. You know how disappointed u always be wen u return to see that ur giant school hall in ur primary school days, u go ask ursef whether dem cut d size of the hall .
gidieberry: even samsung wey get sport mode since s5 or s6 days n has better image post processing algorithm... U cnt produce a total blur free image from objects dt is not stationary ... Similar to how without OIS n to some extent EIS u will get shaky motion pictures wen using ya hand to record videos on smartphone
Camera lessons today , am waiting for Lexusgs430 to try with his Galaxy note 8 and tell us the result
bigtt76: That should be possible using Sports mode in the Camera settings of RN5
Use sports mode and try . I just stubbornly did now, and expectedly the result is same, you can't capture a still blade because shutter speed I got was just 1/50s .
gidieberry: some comments no worth make person quote am sef... Imagine make person dey radiate n exude obstinacy ontop a c*ck n bull story.. U get patience ooo, i don run out of patience tey tey
I can do that with virtually any recent mobile camera, provided the light is abundant, you can't get that done in low light using even a DSLR without flash. Your shutter speed must be above 1/250s to be able to do that, and there's no moblie phone that can attain that in low light.
macbeyland: Wow. OK, I'm going to pay more attention to this you have raised. Not a camera person though, but I will get a friend's Samsung and some other phones and do a test.
timilehing: The pictures you posted depict exactly what I'm saying. My C905 Sony Ericsson 9 years back can snap any moving objects without blur. Even my BB Z5 & Infinix hot 2. I don't know how Redmi 5 plus could be this poor in that aspect
Hahahahaha, I also have a C902 that is almost dying on me now, you mean the phones you just talked about outperforms the Redmi 5 plus, why not simply do a camera comparison with any of these again the Redmi in same condition before making your conclusions. I have seen someone complaining of the poor picture quality of a FULL HD Tv compared to an SD Tv years back .
macbeyland: This is a pix of me moving my index finger while trying to keep others steady. In one of the pix, I moved the finger slowly while the others, I moved it very rapidly.
I'm not sure you can get any phone that can take pix of a moving fan, like you said, and the blades will be visible. There are advanced photography camera that are specifically made for motion photography with high FPS. you can't get those on a mobile phone.
Exactly, unless what he is experiencing is different. Go outdoors and move your index finger again and snap, the blur will likely be reduced or non existent. This is because the shutter speed outdoors is normally very high compared to indoors in order not to get an over exposed image. When the shutter speed is high, you hardly get a blurry images. The only way to get well exposed images in low light is to bring down the shutter speed and take up the Iso, normally you are supposed to also reduce the aperture, but this is fixed in moblie photography ( this is what Samsung is trying to overcome with dual aperture of the Galaxy s9 and co, though it's still very limited compared to Pro cameras).
demsid: Hello ma ppl. Finally joined the Xiaomi family after these years of fasting and prayer. This beast is the sweetest. If you are not using mi 8, my brother, my brother, you are seriously missing. At least buy redmi 6pro. These phones are sweet. I feel like licking my mi 8 everytime I see it. Gosh
Enjoy and stop this intimidation. Watch out, Poco is threatening you and your beast already , welcome to the family.