This is a panorama taking at the USAF Museum Wright Patterson AFB Dayton Ohio yesterday. No post processing, taken directly from the camera.
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Have to say I am not pleased with low light. Here are a couple shots of my wife from inside The Vortex here in Atlanta. It was dim but not dark.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7490029/2013-05-03 12.17.49.jpg
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7490029/2013-05-03 12.39.24.jpg
And this right here is why the HTC One is the way to go for me at least. Every camera is decent in high light, but nothing comes close to the HTC at this point in low light.
This may assume like a absolutely brainless question, but it seems like there is a artificial blur over my lens. Having never endemic a Samsung Galaxy S4 before, i don't apperceive if it is aloof like that or if there is in actuality artificial I should remove. I can't assume to get a absolute aciculate picture. Did you guys accept to abolish annihilation accoutrement the lens?
Which meter mode are you using? .
Was center weighted. Unfortunately I am a horrid photographer so I am usually at the mercy of the device.
For comparison this is the best picture I ever got with my Samsung Captivate untouched http://pcsites.com/ebay/2010-08-19 19.40.00.jpg and here is one I just took with the S4 http://pcsites.com/ebay/2013-05-07 10.52.56.jpg
The moving bulge is just wrong.My attempt at a animated shot
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/79016521/20130502182442.gif
The moving bulge is just wrong.