I am active, and if we keep posting pics here this will encourage others too.
Galaxy S7 Camera thread
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My video music - all from Galaxy S7:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-d0eFa6AqQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-d0eFa6AqQ
Is that your video? What app did you use to shot that video? I dont see samsung's "oversharpen effect" on that vid.. Awesome.
Anyone managed to update the stock camera app from apkmirror on Oreo 8.0?
I've tried the secure startup trick but it doesn't work, and the error is just "App not installed"
Only trying to update from 7.6.39 to 7.6.48
I've tried the secure startup trick but it doesn't work, and the error is just "App not installed"
Only trying to update from 7.6.39 to 7.6.48
România. That's Dracula's Castle.
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No that's not totally correct. When you select Pro Mode (with NO custom tones selected) and RAW enabled the camera will output both the JPEG and DNG to the internal phone storage (sucky). The reason I think is to avoid performance issues when writing the RAW file to a card (as some people may use crappy SD cards and if you burst those shots the lag would be brutal). Even on my A6000 it has to buffer when I shoot in raw and burst mode. So would be worse on a phone.
If you shoot in burst in auto or pro (jpeg only) then the file will save internally. If you shoot single shot JPEG Pro or Auto then it will be SD.
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The more I get a chance to work with this phone's camera the more impressed I am by it.
I hope to make some youtube tutorials soon on my workflow and techniques to get the most of this camera.
As a photographer I am surprised of what I can capture and I feel confident in saying I can take quality photos I can print and frame. I own a Nokia 808 and a Lumia 1020 and this thing is far more versatile in it's ability to capture shots. The focus ability is on par of a real camera and definitely better than my old canon SLR.
Anyways here are some more shots I captured this week.
Spring Afternoon by Karl, on Flickr
My daughter by Karl, on Flickr
Blossoms by Karl, on Flickr
Floral View by Karl, on Flickr
Spring Walk by Karl, on Flickr10Now remember these dogs of mine sprint between 20-30mph.
Tiggy sprinting on Dartmoor #SamsungS7Edge by Gavin Fabiani-Laymond, on Flickr
Catch Me if You Can - George & Fury sprinting on Dartmoor #SamsungS7Edge by Gavin Fabiani-Laymond, on Flickr109
Thanks for your kind words!
So far I would pick the S6 Edge+, Note 5 or LG V10 if cameras were all that mattered on your phone. However, I am getting some really good shots on the S7, and each day I will be publishing another post covering off different aspect of the S7 camera. Remember this phone has only just been released and its potential has not been fully exploited. I have the LG G5 coming very very soon so I would hold out until then. It is a great time for mobile photography.
The single reason why I am so enthralled on the S7 is its speed to launch the camera and take a focused shot. Photography is not just about the pixel quality but being able to capture that magic moment. If you miss that moment, it doesn't matter what camera you have! I still have many detailed tests to do on the S7 camera as well, so my final verdict is still to come
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