Note 4 Camera Pictures! Got one? We would love to see it.

[wandyoath]

Vacation photo

 

[mookiekillsit]

Absolutely LOVE this picture of my dog on a warm, spring, Ohio day.

Stock camera, AUTO setting, no enhancement.

 

[barskin]

Nothing much yet, but these are stock camera, auto settings, non-enhanced photos, looking out of my window at home in downtown Boston.

then, looking out the window later that night

 

[smiles272000]

Aquarium

 

[smiles272000]

123

 

[rikken]

 

[rjr1209]

My boxers at the Vet

 

[HothTron]

Outside my workplace today

 

[Flinthills]

Crystal Bridges museum in Bentonville. Love the reflections with the different pieces of glass. Plus an outside shot.

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For some reason the hallway shot is sideways.

 

[kirksucks]

Top is google camera, bottom is stock with hdr on.

 

[monsieurms]

Re: Note 4 Camera Pictures! Got one we would love to see it.

I have to say the Note 4 camera is a HUGE improvement over the Note 3 camera and I suspect the Note 5 Camera (if the S6 is any indicator) will be even more awesome. Just torn between getting a Note 4 NOW and then upgrading to the Note 5 in October when it hits. Tough call, its hard to break the OCD issues I have when it comes to internal storage and yes with everything I add to it I still have 18+GB then when I move stuff to the card I get about 1GB back. Still just the OCD in me

I'm already so impressed with the Note 4 camera, it is coming pretty close to making my real camera obsolete. I hardly ever use it now.

The only two things that would be important to me in an upgrade--I don't how they could accomplish #1 in particular as it may expose a limitation of phone cameras---would be:
1. Through the lens viewfinder---it is sometimes hard to focus on the screen in bright light and sometimes hard to hold steady;
2. Larger focal length. The one thing I'm likely to get my real camera out for is travel photography. It has a 24mm--1000 zoom. The phone can't do THAT!

At this point, I'm still amazed at the clarity and detail of pictures my PHONE can take. Compared to what we had, say, 5 years ago--it's like magic.

 

[kirksucks]

Almost all the close up pics look grainy, even if they were in perfect focus when I clicked the shutter button. Google camera app has been flawless.

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[rjr1209]

Auto mode was used here

 

[Cool Jeff]

Silly question but Note 4 Exynos uses the same Sony sensor than Snapdragon version??

 

[kirksucks]

Photosphere

 

[neflictus]

Re: Note 4 Camera Pictures! Got one we would love to see it.

I am waiting for review of the M9 camera, if Note 4 is better I will get a Note 4.
Don't wait for Note 5, it will be expensive in the first months, now the Note 4 is at a very decent price and will drop another 50$ when the S6 is out.

The M9 camera is crap. Almost every review stated that. It's from Toshiba and it sucks.

 

[neflictus]

Silly question but Note 4 Exynos uses the same Sony sensor than Snapdragon version??

No.
Snapdragon - Sony IMX 240.
Exynos - Isoscel camera from S5.

 

[neflictus]

Re: Note 4 Camera Pictures! Got one we would love to see it.

I am waiting for review of the M9 camera, if Note 4 is better I will get a Note 4.
Don't wait for Note 5, it will be expensive in the first months, now the Note 4 is at a very decent price and will drop another 50$ when the S6 is out.

The M9 camera sucks. Almost every review stated that. They used a sensor from Toshiba. Which kind of sucks.

 

[Cool Jeff]

No.
Snapdragon - Sony IMX 240.
Exynos - Isoscel camera from S5.

I have read somewhere that it was a bug of the software on Exynos that said it's Isocell, after an OTA Note 4 Exynos users saw Sony sensor, dunno if it's right?

 

[Deke218]

I Needs A Pastrami Sandmich!