I need help with the camera

[mirrasi]

I am having issues with the camera on my LGG2 and wondering if it could be my settings. Ive just been using it with no special settings set. In a lower light setting (not night), it takes forever to take the shot (like 15-30 seconds). And then when it does, the images look terrible, like it applied a huge noise filter. And parts of the colors turn B&W at times. Is there a way to see what ISO it is setting when it's on auto mode? I'm just think if it is taking this long to take the picture, I must have clicked a setting somewhere and messed it up.


Here is a link to two images I took last night. It wasn't night, but dusk out and the camera lightened them.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e60/BCreevy/1127131751_zpsc4c5d41a.jpg
In this one, you can see it actually pulled out the color in areas.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e60/BCreevy/1127131751a_zps0921b2c7.jpg
And here, you can see how soft and blurry it looks.


1. Is there a way to view what the ISO was that the camera used for these?
2. What am I doing wrong for them to look this way and for the camera to take so long to shoot the pic?

Thanks!

 

[darryjr]

I am having issues with the camera on my LGG2 and wondering if it could be my settings. Ive just been using it with no special settings set. In a lower light setting (not night), it takes forever to take the shot (like 15-30 seconds). And then when it does, the images look terrible, like it applied a huge noise filter. And parts of the colors turn B&W at times. Is there a way to see what ISO it is setting when it's on auto mode? I'm just think if it is taking this long to take the picture, I must have clicked a setting somewhere and messed it up.


Here is a link to two images I took last night. It wasn't night, but dusk out and the camera lightened them.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e60/BCreevy/1127131751_zpsc4c5d41a.jpg
In this one, you can see it actually pulled out the color in areas.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e60/BCreevy/1127131751a_zps0921b2c7.jpg
And here, you can see how soft and blurry it looks.


1. Is there a way to view what the ISO was that the camera used for these?
2. What am I doing wrong for them to look this way and for the camera to take so long to shoot the pic?

Thanks!

Same was happening to me. I went to xda website for this phone. They have a zip file for lenevo super camera. Download, installed now I use that instead of stock camera app and photos are 100% better. Pitch black room, shoots as fast as a daylight photo.

 

[joelvin]

Looks to me like you have "Beauty Shot" enabled, mine came with it enabled already I'm not sure if you missed turning that off.

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[HD_Renegade]

Looks to me like you have "Beauty Shot" enabled, mine came with it enabled already I'm not sure if you missed turning that off.

Sent from my VS980 4G using AC Forums mobile app

What is "Beauty Shot" ???

 

[KushKitty]

Take picture, go to gallery, find picture taken and long press it and tap details to view ISO value.

 

[xr6]

in stock camera app turn off IA press the setting thats looks like fuji mountain, scroll to beauty shot.

What is "Beauty Shot" ???

 

[joelvin]

Make sure you're on the rear camera then on the top, tap the icon that looks like mountains. If "Beauty Shot" is enabled, elect "Normal".
"Beauty Shot" is like a touch-up-as-you-take-the-photo setting.