Camera quality is absolutely horrendous. Am I doing something wrong?

[Haalcyon]

If you are only getting one I would recommend getting the Note 4/Note Edge. This 6+ is a very nice smartphone. ...but the Notes go way beyond it in customization and utility. You want simple? The Note can do that. You want complex flexibility? The iPhone CANNOT do that... without a jailbreak and even then it falls far short of the Note's out-of-the-box abilities.


• from the i6+ •

 

[LaTuFu]

Unless I missed it, I find it very interesting that this derogatory statement posted by the OP, in 14 pages of responses/posts hasn't been back since their Original Post! Hmmm

A very common occurence in forums like these. The OP either finds validation for their original thought, or they find what they were looking for elsewhere and never return to the thread.

 

[dpham00]

Unless I missed it, I find it very interesting that this derogatory statement posted by the OP, in 14 pages of responses/posts hasn't been back since their Original Post! Hmmm

Considering that the op has one post total, it is unlikely for them to make a reply.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4

 

[PookiePrancer]

I haven't seen an iPhone 6/6+ picture yet that has made me drool. They're nice, but nothing I don't get from my Note 4 (but bigger and more crisp).

 

[PookiePrancer]

Considering that the op has one post total, it is unlikely for them to make a reply.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4

I usually call people like that "trolls," and it seems we've been had

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[natehoy]

I'm expecting my AT&T Note 4 tomorrow. THANK YOU to everyone who pointed out there was a hard-to-see protective film. Once I've removed it, I'll post back with whether the AT&T version has the little hole in the film (but I'll remove it anyway, since it might be covering up a sensor or something that could still affect things, I presume).

 

[mookiekillsit]

I have to chime in and say it has to be user error or a defective phone. This camera is nothing short of brilliant in almost every aspect of the day. I have taken photos in all times and scenarios and the only ones that don't look stunning as in extreme low-light situations. Even in normal low-light (bars etc), it's fantastic.

 

[z06mike]

A lot of people posting photos are posting still shots. The phone can take great stills but some people may mean movement but fail to mention it.

The regular iPhone 6 delivers much sharper images too. The Note 4 you need to hold perfectly still (I need both hands for that) to get a really clear photo, the iPhone 6 you can just pull out of your pocket and take a quick sharp picture without needing to think about it.
Don't be fooled by the lack of OIS on the small iPhone 6.

Its such a shame.

I'd really like to see people post some pics of their motion shots without blur. Please.

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My note 4 is by far the poorest camera in low light I've used. It's Laggy and blurred . It has surprised me to say the least.. Samsung usually has a decent camera experience

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I haven't read through the whole thread, but for those of you that have issues with blurry shots in lowish light, download CameraZoomFX and report back with your findings. You can even download the paid version and get a refund if you don't like it. For whatever reason, the camera will not hold focus when the light is just slightly dim. You will notice a HUGE difference in focus with that app (and many other apps for that matter), I just prefer CameraZoomFX!

 

[Haalcyon]

This is the shot with my Note 4:


This is shot with my iPhone 6+:


This is shot with my Note 4:


This is shot with my 6+:


Both good results but, for me, the 6+ produces slighty more accurate yet more pleasing results. Some may prefer the Note 4's results.


• from the i6+ •

 

[Max Nix]

Did you remove the piece of protective film from the camera lens.? The only smartphone camera I've had/used that was better was the Nokia Lumia 928.

 

[z06mike]

A lot of people posting photos are posting still shots. The phone can take great stills but some people may mean movement but fail to mention it.

The regular iPhone 6 delivers much sharper images too. The Note 4 you need to hold perfectly still (I need both hands for that) to get a really clear photo, the iPhone 6 you can just pull out of your pocket and take a quick sharp picture without needing to think about it.
Don't be fooled by the lack of OIS on the small iPhone 6.

Its such a shame.

I'd really like to see people post some pics of their motion shots without blur. Please.

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My note 4 is by far the poorest camera in low light I've used. It's Laggy and blurred . It has surprised me to say the least.. Samsung usually has a decent camera experience

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This is the shot with my Note 4:
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This is shot with my iPhone 6+:
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This is shot with my Note 4:
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This is shot with my 6+:
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Both good results but, for me, the 6+ produces slighty more accurate yet more pleasing results. Some may prefer the Note 4's results.


• from the ?????? i6+ •

Maybe the pic of the speakers/comp, but the pic of the towel looks MUCH better from the Note 4.

 

[Haalcyon]

Did you remove the piece of protective film from the camera lens.? The only smartphone camera I've had/used that was better was the Nokia Lumia 928.

Yeah. In fact I can't imagine how the Note 4 shots could be as clear as they are with film over the lens.

Z06 Mike, it's subjective. I prefer the 6+'s towel shot and it's close to the color of the towel.

from the venerable Note 3π