Hi, XDA users! Sorry for the language, it's a Google Translate.
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A small discovery made for myself how it turns out HDR + on a dark night in GC.
Used GC Version:
Arnova's v8.3b1
In GC, all HDR + settings are set for the best quality. Increase the detail - not applied.
Settings before click
GC applies the following settings:
Exposure: 2 seconds (I tried the exposure for 8 seconds, approximately, according to the frame creation time - it is suitable, but the quality of the stock is much better)
ISO: 100
Settings after click
Snapseed:
RAW:
* Exposure +0.50
* Highlights -100
* Contrast -40
Correction:
* Brightness +35
* Saturation +14
* Light balance +14
Curves: (Only for this comparison)
* Preset - Shading
* Colour:
- Red: move aside at the very bottom point a couple of mm in the right.
- Green: move the point a couple of mm to the top at the very bottom.
results
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Stock (HDR) / GC
Stock
GC +
RAW
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Stock (with GC settings) (JPG) / GC
Stock +
RAW
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Stock (with GC settings) (RAW + Snapseed -> JPG) / GC
Stock
Plus a minus - identical photos as a result. But GC - for some reason is not focused in the distance, although the focus was also placed in front of the picture.
In general, I would prefer to use stock at night.
If only because you can try to use an 8 second shutter speed for the same time as the GC processes. What can give a much better picture than any processing from GC.
Also, I took a couple more photos, and at the stock camera:
- slightly better detail.
- correct color rendition. (In GC, it is greenish, then bluish. Although, I don’t see it)
