How do you install these GCAM versions? do you uninstall each first or do you just install them over each other?
GCam for Poco X3
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Ngcam 1.8 fix:
https://mega.nz/file/u351HKyT#CbwssLmYK7UuB61DErKFpXdVOEQDs7Ze0UxDQnHH6I0
Xml:
https://mega.nz/file/KqgF1I6S#49_OcfwJf-JdNmVRaswqZu4zyOq1hg6g8DVmwSrog1k
New nikita gcam. I'm not giving you the complete changelog you can see it on the crlsoazevddo website. In my impressions it has improved a lot and even a lot.
Message for all "photography" experts discussed ... Ngcam 1.8 sharpness set to maximum, 3000 ...
https://mega.nz/file/a6h3iCyB#2Wtbt9-9kDUElxsxQZw-nBQsTTe3j6Co3ChcbgAxVcY
Zero artifacts, maximum details:
https://mega.nz/file/265RiCYY#-ncbLY-bhDo_Iix6_476eCHzBE1dT3y8ltjqMSbp4iI
I look forward to those who, climbing on the mirrors, will criticize any imaginary defects in the photo above ... Imaginary because I'm sorry but the photo soora has a lot of details that the flatness of those who want to carry on the thesis that lowering the sharpness you have "beautiful" photos is just a word while the resulting photos with sharpness and little noise are a show ..
In the same way, it makes me laugh who carries out the thesis for which we must lower all the parameters that allow gcam to take spectacular photos because there are imaginary defects. Lowering and lowering it ends up keeping the stock camera photos that will be average but don't have the quality of gcam. The "professor" of spoken photography resigned themselves .... The gcam gives the best results. The stock is only average. So if you don't want to work on the gcam, just stay in the average, but don't bother those who want the better.
I add two suggestions to those who find the processing times of photos too slow. Either you lower the frames of the HDR + and give up a minimum rendering in details or you can install a second ngcam in clone version and keep two, one with the maximum frames to be used to take razor sharp photos and one for when you need the speed processing .. Below the download link of the ngcam 1.8 fix clone version.
Ngcam 1.8 clone:
https://mega.nz/file/a2oAVYSL#IWIJ3d1AdfQYyzRSIS6eLtLtXz7PUqH6x77AmavblPg
Xml 15 frame hdr+:
https://mega.nz/file/SjwmBSCI#On_YN61HiTihrLl2djxBjyRNZsqOA9r1NuQvm7JDYdk
https://mega.nz/file/u351HKyT#CbwssLmYK7UuB61DErKFpXdVOEQDs7Ze0UxDQnHH6I0
Xml:
https://mega.nz/file/KqgF1I6S#49_OcfwJf-JdNmVRaswqZu4zyOq1hg6g8DVmwSrog1k
New nikita gcam. I'm not giving you the complete changelog you can see it on the crlsoazevddo website. In my impressions it has improved a lot and even a lot.
Message for all "photography" experts discussed ... Ngcam 1.8 sharpness set to maximum, 3000 ...
https://mega.nz/file/a6h3iCyB#2Wtbt9-9kDUElxsxQZw-nBQsTTe3j6Co3ChcbgAxVcY
Zero artifacts, maximum details:
https://mega.nz/file/265RiCYY#-ncbLY-bhDo_Iix6_476eCHzBE1dT3y8ltjqMSbp4iI
I look forward to those who, climbing on the mirrors, will criticize any imaginary defects in the photo above ... Imaginary because I'm sorry but the photo soora has a lot of details that the flatness of those who want to carry on the thesis that lowering the sharpness you have "beautiful" photos is just a word while the resulting photos with sharpness and little noise are a show ..
In the same way, it makes me laugh who carries out the thesis for which we must lower all the parameters that allow gcam to take spectacular photos because there are imaginary defects. Lowering and lowering it ends up keeping the stock camera photos that will be average but don't have the quality of gcam. The "professor" of spoken photography resigned themselves .... The gcam gives the best results. The stock is only average. So if you don't want to work on the gcam, just stay in the average, but don't bother those who want the better.
I add two suggestions to those who find the processing times of photos too slow. Either you lower the frames of the HDR + and give up a minimum rendering in details or you can install a second ngcam in clone version and keep two, one with the maximum frames to be used to take razor sharp photos and one for when you need the speed processing .. Below the download link of the ngcam 1.8 fix clone version.
Ngcam 1.8 clone:
https://mega.nz/file/a2oAVYSL#IWIJ3d1AdfQYyzRSIS6eLtLtXz7PUqH6x77AmavblPg
Xml 15 frame hdr+:
https://mega.nz/file/SjwmBSCI#On_YN61HiTihrLl2djxBjyRNZsqOA9r1NuQvm7JDYdk
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Probably because it is too much light for night mode to activate. As I know, it is a limit of maximum light for using night mode.
I notice that also happened in normal camera shoter to, not just on night mode.
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Thanks for your hard work!!
How many frames did you use for your best xml?
So is Nikita version 1.8 better for selfies and video or do we rely on the stock for video and miniqueta for selfies?
thanks
The right amount of hdr + frames would be 24. Obviously everything depends on how long you have the patience to wait for the processing and its timing. 15 are very fast, 24 optimal, 36 more detail but slower ... You can try the various settings and choose the one that gives us the compromise we like. Furthermore, once you have found the compromise, you can save your own xml and keep the same one in the folder you started from so as to have one for quick shots and one with long processing times for when we want to dedicate more time to particular photos. For videos now better to use the stock. The gcam do not give more quality than the latter and do not have the stabilization that the xiaomi camera has. For selfies, it's all about how we want them. If we want them detailed and sharp, for example they could be useful when using them to take a group photo in which we are also in the corner, or if you want them soft that is when it is our only face in the frame. In the first case, the Falcon is fine. In the second I use the stock ...
I take this opportunity to attach some macros made with the main camera in focus slider mode on the ngcam 1.8. Crop, rotate and edit with mobile lightroom.
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New xml for ngcam 1.8
Fixed denoise on wide auxiliary cam.
Download 36 frame hdr+ version:
https://mega.nz/file/33xkCBib#nxSSbx38iAhqlKhv5DfNCS0voB8UHnAaXU4T098NVMU
Download 15 frame hdr+ version:
https://mega.nz/file/Tj4mSR5Z#_lBaF-le55f1OUF9rbuaY0TTVJoUKicEZ9GNhfFZDR0
Fixed denoise on wide auxiliary cam.
Download 36 frame hdr+ version:
https://mega.nz/file/33xkCBib#nxSSbx38iAhqlKhv5DfNCS0voB8UHnAaXU4T098NVMU
Download 15 frame hdr+ version:
https://mega.nz/file/Tj4mSR5Z#_lBaF-le55f1OUF9rbuaY0TTVJoUKicEZ9GNhfFZDR0
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I think that the denoising is not working on your config or the HDR count is too hight (when you zoom in there is a loot of noise), without mentioning the extremely large space it takes to save 1 picture (more than 17MB). I personally prefer the vanilla one, with a bit of tweaks here and there.
If you don't care about detail you can always lower the sharpness and the frames of the HDR +. But then you will realize that zooming in the details will be a lot of mixed.
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Unfortunately to date I have not found any indication on which other sensors it uses other than the main one. Imx682 exmor rs ...
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Meanwhile, I inform you that arnova8g2 is studying the logs of the operation of one of its beta on pocox3 ...
@Fustang Could you please specify more what you change in vanilla NGcam 1.8 to have it optimized better for X3
i bought some lens for the Poco X3 to play with the NGCAM: 18x zoom, 16mm wide, the 100x Macro from you know who, at half price
if you need the code, but i think you need to be in Oz
if you need the code, but i think you need to be in Oz
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Here are some random, slightly tweaked Nikita Ngcam 7.4 v1.7 pic samples.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/XHHQ6Euh4Tw1v42B7
Notice plenty of natural, non processed detail and no noise. All pics taken had hdr frames set to 5.
Onion rings were shot in not so bright unnatural light.
I imagine v1.8 would wield slightly better results.
@surfer
I feel called out by your lengthy comment.
"but don't bother those who want the better."
Since when did sharing your opinion turned into bothering people ?
Seems like you dont take criticism pretty well and seek to twist my message as a result. I dont recall saying I hate detail, I merely shared my opinion and stated that most natural pictures are somewhere in between softness and max detail. You CANNOT create detail out of nowhere. Sensor has its limits. But what you can do is oversharpen the pic and get artificial detail, that, to the trained eye, is something very very different than natural detail.
I personally dont like to max out sharpening and have trees look like paper cut outs, and have noise in slightest of shadows.
But hey, thats just me. Thats why I will always prefer stock, slightly tweaked NGcam (or any other similar Gcam with plenty of options) over anything else.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/XHHQ6Euh4Tw1v42B7
Notice plenty of natural, non processed detail and no noise. All pics taken had hdr frames set to 5.
Onion rings were shot in not so bright unnatural light.
I imagine v1.8 would wield slightly better results.
@surfer
I feel called out by your lengthy comment.
"but don't bother those who want the better."
Since when did sharing your opinion turned into bothering people ?
Seems like you dont take criticism pretty well and seek to twist my message as a result. I dont recall saying I hate detail, I merely shared my opinion and stated that most natural pictures are somewhere in between softness and max detail. You CANNOT create detail out of nowhere. Sensor has its limits. But what you can do is oversharpen the pic and get artificial detail, that, to the trained eye, is something very very different than natural detail.
I personally dont like to max out sharpening and have trees look like paper cut outs, and have noise in slightest of shadows.
But hey, thats just me. Thats why I will always prefer stock, slightly tweaked NGcam (or any other similar Gcam with plenty of options) over anything else.
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Source: Discussion of the Xiaomi POCO X3 camera on 4pda forum (i don't know if i can post link of thread)
A list of all sensors of our camera unit and front camera:
Wide: Sony IMX682_l
Front: Samsung isocell s5k3t2_l
Ultrawide: Hynix _hi1337_l
Macro: Hynix_hi259_I
Depth: OV_ov02b1b_l
OK, everyone, we just need the settings key so we can tweak to individual preferences and tastes....
I prefer a bit less processing myself so that I can do further processing via PC, where is the key for denoise filter please?
How is RAW capture working?
I need Sports Mode to capture HDR+ sports, ie sharp focus and blurred background heh
Thanks
I prefer a bit less processing myself so that I can do further processing via PC, where is the key for denoise filter please?
How is RAW capture working?
I need Sports Mode to capture HDR+ sports, ie sharp focus and blurred background heh
Thanks
@Picard20 You got very good results even though all your samples in good light conditions.I liked it alot.Could you please save and share your cofiguration xml.I am not so experienced in tweeking GCams and for me only info about 5 frames for HDR+ is not enough information but I really want to try your tweeks.
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Also,any samples from ultra wide angle camera? If you tweeked it too.
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Also,any samples from ultra wide angle camera? If you tweeked it too.
Thank you ... I have never been able to find this information ...
New xml ngcam 1.8
Activated awb on front, wide and macro camera
Download:
https://mega.nz/file/HmRQHR7S#MzK10oZP9N_gCYgJgDZwjuITNpRYEjQJgBAgcjpDzZs
Download version sharpness medium:
https://mega.nz/file/O2Y0WR6I#RWcdHzTYG0c7mdUucegwALBcFh2hJj7KyAnoMxq1mr0
Thanks for zpower for sharing the right camera IDs
Activated awb on front, wide and macro camera
Download:
https://mega.nz/file/HmRQHR7S#MzK10oZP9N_gCYgJgDZwjuITNpRYEjQJgBAgcjpDzZs
Download version sharpness medium:
https://mega.nz/file/O2Y0WR6I#RWcdHzTYG0c7mdUucegwALBcFh2hJj7KyAnoMxq1mr0
Thanks for zpower for sharing the right camera IDs
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