Photos taken by the Note 10 and 10+.

[EMGSM]

Or i should say what camera ratio do you all use ?

I use 3:4. It looks nice with 9:16 and full but the photos come out a little long.

 

[LuckiestLiz]

It’s gotta be due to software changes. Could also have to do with the new Exynos processor, though. The old one was inferior in terms of image processing to the Qualcomm.

I just know that the night mode pics now rival those of my Pixel 3 XL and during the day / with good lighting the S10+ already had great image quality.

The software now also stopped turning pet fur into mush on pictures.

If you watch the camera reviews and comparisons on YouTube, I’m not the only one who noticed strong improvement.

We still have the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 in the US, though.

Glad to hear night pictures are faring well, as well as pet fur. I find a lot of my indoor photos (or outside apart from summer - Alaska problems) of a black and charcoal dog on my Note 9 to be pretty bad, sometimes too grainy and blob-like to be worth keeping. Other times the photo isn't all that bad but I still see the blob of hair rather than detail.

 

[o4liberty]

Fat cat on my furniture

 

[TJohnsonmp01]

He looks pretty upset to not be able to play with your note 10+ too LOL

 

[fwinst]

LOVE all the pooch photos!!

 

[o4liberty]

He looks pretty upset to not be able to play with your note 10+ too LOL

Fat cat is a happy cat well taken care of.

 

[Casey Cheung]

I'm curious of the size of a typical JPEG picture file from the Note 10...is it for example around 4MB each or greater? Also, if you can show the EXIF info screenshot for some pics, that would be nice. The EXIF info tells a viewer much more than the average person is able to explain in words.

Additionally, it would be nice for peeps to post LOW light images with no flash, maybe some images at high ISO plus low ISO. I'm curious of the "noise" level of high and low ISO images, for example of cityscape images (and people) at night time with no flash on.

Posting images of mundane objects in full outdoor sunlight doesn't show off the full extent of a camera's capability. It's better to tax the camera's outer limits to see what the camera is able to output.

When posting the pics, please don't add any post-processing (eg: Photoshop, etc), just post the unedited jpeg images.

Thank you!

 

[Casey Cheung]

I'm curious of the size of a typical JPEG picture file from the Note 10...is it for example around 4MB each or greater? Also, if you can show the EXIF info screenshot for some pics, that would be nice. The EXIF info tells a viewer much more than the average person is able to explain in words.

Additionally, it would be nice for peeps to post LOW light images with no flash, maybe some images at high ISO plus low ISO. I'm curious of the "noise" level of high and low ISO images, for example of cityscape images (and people) at night time with no flash on.

Posting images of mundane objects in full outdoor sunlight doesn't show off the full extent of a camera's capability. It's better to tax the camera's outer limits to see what the camera is able to output.

When posting the pics, please don't add any post-processing (eg: Photoshop, etc), just post the unedited jpeg images.

Thank you!

EDIT: If the image size is too large, say 12MB, then yeah...go ahead and resize the file to make it smaller to be able to attach to a post.

 

[Borgie]

The difference between the three cameras. I was bored when I was having a smoke at work.

 

[LuckiestLiz]

The difference between the three cameras. I was bored when I was having a smoke at work.

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Since I feel like only the person taking can really attest - how do you feel about the color representation?

 

[Borgie]

Since I feel like only the person taking can really attest - how do you feel about the color representation?

I think it looks really good. Its tough to say on monitors as everyone has different settings, etc... Looks even better on the phone gallery.

 

[LuckiestLiz]

I think it looks really good. Its tough to say on monitors as everyone has different settings, etc... Looks even better on the phone gallery.

Sure, mainly wondering on your phone. I know Samsung has a particular "look" but I was hopeful because some of the early YouTube reviews are suggesting it's improved from the N9.

My three biggest Samsung camera complaints have been pretty consistent across my devices: the often overly punchy colors, particularly because I find it can mess with skin tones; the stupid blurred selfie camera, although I hardly use it I think it should be optional/not automatic as it looks like you're trying to Photoshop your skin; and the overly blown out flash particularly in low light (maybe fixed if I use night mode?).

Still, I clearly keep going back. If I got a phone purely for its camera, I think I'd miss the whole Note experience so it's a balance to me.

 

[Katrina White1]

College life. Love.this.camera

 

[amyf27]

I like my little blue pen

 

[mgbosshogg]

Day 1 pictures. Out for my first run with the N10+.

 

[Katrina White1]

Day 1 pictures. Out for my first run with the N10+.
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Those are amazing!

 

[Kath1404]

Day 1 pictures. Out for my first run with the N10+.
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Not managed to get out and about yet, but very happy with the indoor ones. Cat and baby spam, sorry not more exciting folks.

 

[wdfrancis58]

Puggle

Beautiful pup!

 

[amyf27]

Huskies shed.

 

[mgbosshogg]

Thanks, very kind.
I'm just happy if they are not blurry.

Those are amazing!