Interesting, Does anyone have any feedback on this? and where i can download the config for LMC?LMC is better, and I can say from experience since I compared both. LMC got more colours if u use the right config
Interesting, Does anyone have any feedback on this? and where i can download the config for LMC?LMC is better, and I can say from experience since I compared both. LMC got more colours if u use the right config
Hey folks, could really use some help here! I've been using LMC 8.4_R14 + Metal config (with a bit tweaks from my end) as suggested by @sanderbos (Thanks a lot buddy, it works way better than anything I tried on my own), it does good but still not quite what I expected as I was used to natural and crisp images from my old phone, for the most part I've now only been using gcam for the RAW output and doing a hectic job of editing it post capture for good image quality.If you don't want oversharpening and accurate colors I recommend LMC with the Metal config.
In that LMC version also everything works (including a very nice night mode, not sure about astro mode).
I link to my comment from November 2022 (referencing files from October and September), so old stuff. Since then I have not upgraded my gcam versions because I am happy with them (I mostly use MGC, but that is oversharpened and overcolored which I personnally like).
Then youshould try this one.Hey folks, could really use some help here! I've been using LMC 8.4_R14 + Metal config (with a bit tweaks from my end) as suggested by @sanderbos (Thanks a lot buddy, it works way better than anything I tried on my own), it does good but still not quite what I expected as I was used to natural and crisp images from my old phone, for the most part I've now only been using gcam for the RAW output and doing a hectic job of editing it post capture for good image quality.
Which GCAM do you guys suggest could give a close to pixel like photos (natural colours, sharpness and saturation without the Samsung's oil painting look) and a decent enough night mode. Running on October 23 patch.
(Still photography is the only priority here, it doesn't even matter if other features like slow mo, astrophotography, ultrawide, timelapse don't work).
Found this on a Reddit Thread and thought I could share here and add some of my own ideas, it's the only GCam port I've actually gotten to work on my device and I've been struggling to find a working APK for about a year now.
If the links ever do go down, I'm also attatching the config and APK to this post just in case. You can find them underneath this post
Instructions - Loading premade Config File
1. Go to the download page for the BSG GCam port and download the MGC_8.5.300_A10_V9_scan3d APK
2. Install and open the APK
3. After opening GCam, it will "freeze" on the viewfinder, this is normal for when loading with the incorrect config.
4. Download the GCam Config I made for the Galaxy A52s 5G
5. Open GCam again and tap the settings icon at the top of the screen, and click More Settings
6. Scroll to the bottom until you find Configs, tap it and load the .xml file config you just downloaded
7. All done! This should work for most people, however if you encounter any issues, or your viewfinder still freezes, continue to the troubleshooting section of this post
Troubleshooting - Manual Configuration
If the config file didn't work for you, this is so you can manually configure your settings to make GCam work correctly.
1. Tap on the Settings Icon at the top and go to More Settings and tap Configuration of Modes, tap Hardware level and change it to Level 3
2. Set all 4 camera modules to Session ID 61448, even if it already says so under Session ID. Do this by tapping the camera module name (e.g. Back 0.5), and then tapping Session ID and typing in 61448, then confirming, going back and repeating for all 4 modules.
Optional: While you're there, I recommend turning on Fast switch Photo and Video modes, to improve your experience in GCam
3. Go out of Configuration of modes and scroll down to the Photos section, tap on Camera Photo Resolution and set it to Max resolution
Optional: Under the Photos section, you'll find Video Stabilization, I personally disable this purely because it crops in the video, making the quality worse overall
4. Go out of settings and back to the settings icon at the top, make sure you're on photo mode, and disable Top Shot, this saves a low quality "Live Photo" every time you take a photo and it wastes space and doesn't look any good
5. Go on video mode and to the settings icon on the top, I recommend you use either 1080p@60 or 4K@30, you'll see an option for 4K@60 but it will not work for obvious reasons (Snapdragon 778G doesn't support 4K@60 encoding)
6. Close the app and close it full in the app switcher just to be sure, then reopen you should be all set and everything should work now
Optional: Save your own config in a safe place by going to the Configs section again and saving this time rather than loading
KNOWN ISSUES:
Slow Motion Video doesn't work
4K@60 doesn't work (and will never work, SOC limitations)
Other:
Don't ask whether this will also work on the regular A52/A52 5G, because I don't know, but feel free to try it out and comment your results
I also don't know if this works under Custom ROMs, but again as I said, feel free to test out and report your results. I don't see why it wouldn't work
wait but 1440p 60 (qhd) should be supported by 778g right?Found this on a Reddit Thread and thought I could share here and add some of my own ideas, it's the only GCam port I've actually gotten to work on my device and I've been struggling to find a working APK for about a year now.
If the links ever do go down, I'm also attatching the config and APK to this post just in case. You can find them underneath this post
Instructions - Loading premade Config File
1. Go to the download page for the BSG GCam port and download the MGC_8.5.300_A10_V9_scan3d APK
2. Install and open the APK
3. After opening GCam, it will "freeze" on the viewfinder, this is normal for when loading with the incorrect config.
4. Download the GCam Config I made for the Galaxy A52s 5G
5. Open GCam again and tap the settings icon at the top of the screen, and click More Settings
6. Scroll to the bottom until you find Configs, tap it and load the .xml file config you just downloaded
7. All done! This should work for most people, however if you encounter any issues, or your viewfinder still freezes, continue to the troubleshooting section of this post
Troubleshooting - Manual Configuration
If the config file didn't work for you, this is so you can manually configure your settings to make GCam work correctly.
1. Tap on the Settings Icon at the top and go to More Settings and tap Configuration of Modes, tap Hardware level and change it to Level 3
2. Set all 4 camera modules to Session ID 61448, even if it already says so under Session ID. Do this by tapping the camera module name (e.g. Back 0.5), and then tapping Session ID and typing in 61448, then confirming, going back and repeating for all 4 modules.
Optional: While you're there, I recommend turning on Fast switch Photo and Video modes, to improve your experience in GCam
3. Go out of Configuration of modes and scroll down to the Photos section, tap on Camera Photo Resolution and set it to Max resolution
Optional: Under the Photos section, you'll find Video Stabilization, I personally disable this purely because it crops in the video, making the quality worse overall
4. Go out of settings and back to the settings icon at the top, make sure you're on photo mode, and disable Top Shot, this saves a low quality "Live Photo" every time you take a photo and it wastes space and doesn't look any good
5. Go on video mode and to the settings icon on the top, I recommend you use either 1080p@60 or 4K@30, you'll see an option for 4K@60 but it will not work for obvious reasons (Snapdragon 778G doesn't support 4K@60 encoding)
6. Close the app and close it full in the app switcher just to be sure, then reopen you should be all set and everything should work now
Optional: Save your own config in a safe place by going to the Configs section again and saving this time rather than loading
KNOWN ISSUES:
Slow Motion Video doesn't work
4K@60 doesn't work (and will never work, SOC limitations)
Other:
Don't ask whether this will also work on the regular A52/A52 5G, because I don't know, but feel free to try it out and comment your results
I also don't know if this works under Custom ROMs, but again as I said, feel free to test out and report your results. I don't see why it wouldn't work though
That's great news, I believe the Morgenman is just the Luke config+ the fix so you don't have to do it manually in settings. ( Haven't confirmed that but it seems like it)
I tried entering 61448 on the three options and it started working!
Thanks a lot and sorry for wasting your time!
Btw do you suggest to tweak anything else for better processing? Like the interface or HDRNet?
First thank you for sharing your XML
Short question:
What else did you adjust in your gcam settings/XML except the fix for a52s?