anon24860
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And now, a shot under the same conditions as the last, only I clicked the shutter and moved before it was ready. We're only talking a fraction of a second but you can see the difference it makes.
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I'm of the opinion that the camera is horrible. Same as my wife's S4. We know low light is bad but the issue i'm having is the majority of my photos are blurry. If i'm not still as a statue the photos just will not come out. In that regard it's the worst camera on any phone i've ever owned. They really should be a simple point and shoot. If i'm going to tweak settings all day i'd just use my DSLR.
So if there is some sort of a settings i'm missing that would help I sure would like to know.
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I just took this low light shot. Obviously, white balance is an issue. That can be fixed in post if necessary. The only light was a 100 light bulb a foot from my left shoulder under a brown shade (hence the tint). But, you can see that it's not too blurry. A little, but only because I didn't let the camera focus on the guitar. The picture and far wall ended up being the focal point. But this was a true low light shot.
If it has already been mentioned I apologies, but let's not forget this is a 13 mp camera with a very high pixel density, the high resolution will make it much more susceptible to camera shake than other cameras with much lower resolution.
You can also see the increased noise, but less aggressive noise reduction with the ProCapture app. The original was taken with the smart stabilization.
I have been using the camera FX app and just now bought the Camera FV-5 app. I'm still getting blurry or soft images. Even being as still as I can.
Did you read the article I wrote? I gave detailed information on the causes of blur in photos, and techniques to counter the various factors, as well as the important features of Camera FV-5 and why they help you shoot better photos.