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AC Question
Hi, I'm not purposely trying to troll.
I come from an iPhone 6s.
I take pictures of young kids.
I also am picky and don' t like half-baked software.
I also dislike Apple because the price differential for inferior hardware is 40% more expensive than an S7.
I bought an S7. Immediately, here's what I do not like and are dealbreakers, which I'm hoping someone can help me fix:
1. The camera does not have a shutter priority mode. Proshot and about 8 other apps do not allow me to fix the shutter at 1/100 and then auto adjust the ISO for me. I can do this with apps on iPhone.
2. Can not play video links fullscreen in a browser by default. Really weird. This is default behavior in safari.
3. No fullscreen on landscape orientation in Chrome. Always a status bar, which I personally think is less intuitive because when you want to go immersive, you rotate the screen and hiding it makes sense. But there's no option.
4. Scrolling is jerky--very surprised about this. Is it java? Anything java I've always felt is very slow and not performant.
5. Anyway to unsharpen the Samsung processing? The Samsung app is good except for the lack of shutter priority (necessary for kids), but everything is way oversharpened.
6. Any way to get rid of the yellow cast in longer exposures? Is this what happens in all cameras in low light?
7. Any way to ad block using Chrome? I see a bunch of browsers with blocking built in, but right now it appears that I'd use the Samsung browser for fluidity, Chrome to sync my tabs, and a different one if I want ad blocking software installed. I tried adblock plus but it's talking about changing my proxy settings to localhost, etc, and that seemed like a "hack". In Safari it took two steps and adblocking is flawless.
I've been messing around for 3 days on trying to find workarounds, discover apps...
But let's end on a high note:
1. For the non-picky person not used to iPhone, this is astounding value for the money.
2. Hardware is better built than iPhone.
3. Screen is not quite as bright, but plenty bright enough. And wow it's really impressive. Overall better than iPhone and no weird pixel inversion/interlacing issues that plagued iPhones for years.
4. Battery life is way way better than iPhone 6s. Basically it's 6s plus battery life in a small package.
5. Camera is faster at focusing.
6. Touch id seems better on Samsung for me.
I come from an iPhone 6s.
I take pictures of young kids.
I also am picky and don' t like half-baked software.
I also dislike Apple because the price differential for inferior hardware is 40% more expensive than an S7.
I bought an S7. Immediately, here's what I do not like and are dealbreakers, which I'm hoping someone can help me fix:
1. The camera does not have a shutter priority mode. Proshot and about 8 other apps do not allow me to fix the shutter at 1/100 and then auto adjust the ISO for me. I can do this with apps on iPhone.
2. Can not play video links fullscreen in a browser by default. Really weird. This is default behavior in safari.
3. No fullscreen on landscape orientation in Chrome. Always a status bar, which I personally think is less intuitive because when you want to go immersive, you rotate the screen and hiding it makes sense. But there's no option.
4. Scrolling is jerky--very surprised about this. Is it java? Anything java I've always felt is very slow and not performant.
5. Anyway to unsharpen the Samsung processing? The Samsung app is good except for the lack of shutter priority (necessary for kids), but everything is way oversharpened.
6. Any way to get rid of the yellow cast in longer exposures? Is this what happens in all cameras in low light?
7. Any way to ad block using Chrome? I see a bunch of browsers with blocking built in, but right now it appears that I'd use the Samsung browser for fluidity, Chrome to sync my tabs, and a different one if I want ad blocking software installed. I tried adblock plus but it's talking about changing my proxy settings to localhost, etc, and that seemed like a "hack". In Safari it took two steps and adblocking is flawless.
I've been messing around for 3 days on trying to find workarounds, discover apps...
But let's end on a high note:
1. For the non-picky person not used to iPhone, this is astounding value for the money.
2. Hardware is better built than iPhone.
3. Screen is not quite as bright, but plenty bright enough. And wow it's really impressive. Overall better than iPhone and no weird pixel inversion/interlacing issues that plagued iPhones for years.
4. Battery life is way way better than iPhone 6s. Basically it's 6s plus battery life in a small package.
5. Camera is faster at focusing.
6. Touch id seems better on Samsung for me.