Camera: Anyone tried Night Mode with moving subjects?

[darkehawke]

Thinking about this phone but would like to get some more details.
Noone has covered this question yet and i'd like to get an accurate view of the camera's capability

 

[JZ VR]

https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/30/17179642/huawei-p20-pro-vs-pixel-2-xl-camera-comparison-low-light
Not sure if it counts but there's a shot using night mode including a moving subject.

 

[orangecroc]

This ***** was moving while the shot was exposed.

 

[darkehawke]

Cheers guys

Wow it holds up far better than I imagined it would.
Now the only downside of the camera I can see is that there is no way to disable the post processing from what i hear.
But that could be something I live with quite easily

 

[orangecroc]

Cheers guys

Wow it holds up far better than I imagined it would.
Now the only downside of the camera I can see is that there is no way to disable the post processing from what i hear.
But that could be something I live with quite easily

Post processing is less aggressive with master AI turned off. Less aggressive again in Pro mode. And then if set to RAW in pro mode, it is off entirely but you will have to post process every photo.

 

[LossOfCite]

Another down side is that it seems you can not combine night mode with zoom.

 

[orangecroc]

Another down side is that it seems you can not combine night mode with zoom.

That's probably because image stabilisation is exponentially more complicated at longer focal lengths.

 

[orangecroc]

This is another good example of how it works without ghosting and motion blur.