Not a very huge diff in camera quality compare to redmi note 7 pro which has the same sensor imx586. Initially the camera quality wasnt that good but with multiple updates it has gotten a lot better nw. Specially the night mode addition in the camera. Hence no complaints. FP is also fast after aug update
Right now and maybe forever GCAM doesn't work, or it's stacking tech does not work. For simple use, Open Camera seems to give slightly better quality than the stock app but that is with turning off all processing. In settings, go to "processor settings" and turn everything off. It's probably a bit softer, but to me it gives the best quality so far which isn't great. For still subjects you can get much better quality using an app that does median stacking like gcam. There are apps that do what gcam does but with less optimization Hedgecam does this (free and you use the "Noise Reduction" mode......although limited, Camera2api setting should be enabled. There are some others.So my problem with my Galaxy A50 is that when I switch to 3:4H (25 MP) camera mode, the pictures become way too soft and loose all of their sharpness, they become blurry, but that doesn't happen when I take pictures with the default 3:4 mode. I've tried "Open Camera" and Google Camera (Gcam) and when I choose the 25 mp setting, it doesn't seem to shoot at true 25 mp... Does anybody know how to fix this? Thanks~!!!
is the 4th picture taken with a Yi dashcam? lol
I was looking into a50, now a50s. Wouldn't it be better to have less MP larger aperture. 1.8 vs 2.0 in a50s? Would like to see comparison side by side both photo and video. Or expert reviews. Now i can't touch either. Camera is important to me.
Go for less and larger pixels on the sensor , like in S series. My retired S8 gave better results with 12 mp than a50 with 24 (or 12). These many megapixels need a bigger sensor to really make sense.
i can't go with older S not a fan of bezels and curved screen. Once i went s10e i'm never going back to S9/8. I hope the price of this overpriced mid-range will drop. I don't need another flagshit. $350+7% tax for this phone and i can buy another s10e which is very nice and takes good pictures and video.
Can't agree more. Without the curved screen my s8 would probably still be alive. So s10e is on my list too. But for now a50 does a pretty good job so I'm patient for prices to drop.
scumsung learned from apple. price unlikely to drop. they'll just keep releasing same new phones with zero or incremental "improvements" - s, s+, s pro, s+ pro, power, power+, power+s, etc lol and keep price same or more than the previous models. i'd grab 50s to try first, but not at s10e price. just need a larger screen for a backup phone. around $170 with tax maybe most i can tolerate for this phone if cam is not so good.
i don't think their overpriced mid-range will ever be good. or they will kill their flagshits. if camera was good in a50 i'd never buy s10e.
I've tested the camera on A50s. Both A50 and A50s are nearly identical.
Don't use the 25MP under low light.So my problem with my Galaxy A50 is that when I switch to 3:4H (25 MP) camera mode, the pictures become way too soft and loose all of their sharpness, they become blurry, but that doesn't happen when I take pictures with the default 3:4 mode. I've tried "Open Camera" and Google Camera (Gcam) and when I choose the 25 mp setting, it doesn't seem to shoot at true 25 mp... Does anybody know how to fix this? Thanks~!!!
It's good for the price.
It's ok i'm sure a50s++ will be marginally better. also more expensive. lol
A50 has still one of the best camera among that price range
lol there is no a50s+ or ++ i was only joking but judging by other phone makers and maybe samsung too next gen model will be more expensive with almost zero improvements because "new" lol
Well your jokes have turned into reality.
