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under the message where they helped you, and write thanks.Starfish90 @ 05/30/18, 13:41
In terms of viewing angle - 1080/60, 4k / 60 are the same and wider than those in 720, 1080/30 and 4k / 30
It's all about EIS, it cuts the image
Starfish90 @ 05/30/18, 14:41
The viewing angle ... wider than those
So naturally wider, since at 60 fps without EIS, which reduces the frame for stabilization, but module 1. Everything is exactly the same on smarts with 1 module, where there is no physical second;)
Let's say everything is filmed on the main camera. What is the point then using EIS rather than a more kosher OIS?
Starfish90 @ 05/30/18, 14:55
kosher OIS?
Starfish90 @ 05/30/2018, 13:55
kosher OIS?
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OnePlus implemented electronic stabilization quite well, only Sony has it better, especially with a lack of light
And is it immutable here? 4k / 30fps - EIS, 4k / 60fps - OIS.
Mousehunter EIS is used only for 30FPS due to the fact that 60 FPS does not have time to process, because the number of frames is too high. givlax maybe I don’t understand something :) EIS is software stabilization. It can be achieved in post-processing without any problems, while optical stabilization is a hardware feature, the use of which has a much more positive effect on the picture. What parameters do you measure quality by? What exactly does it merge? It is better to shoot dynamic scenes without any stabilization at all and achieve the desired effect in the editor at the post-processing stage. What is the point of trusting the phone to do what specialized software will do anyway better?
Post has been editedStarfish90 - 30.05.18, 15:37
fantomrik, BylinkYou can look, took off a couple of days ago. From the lighting - 2 candles and dim light from a street lamp five meters behind from the window
Starfish90 @ 05/30/18, 15:35
It is better to shoot dynamic scenes without any stabilization at all and achieve the desired effect in the editor at the post-processing stage. What is the point of trusting the phone to do what specialized software will do anyway better?
that's for sure. I try to shoot in 1080/60, where my stub is disabled, and then I stabilize the photo in Google. It turns out and cuts better and less. It is a pity that 1+ do not want to disable stabilization in their application.
Here you can see an interesting comparison with Open Camera - in 4K, 30 fps captures with a wider field of view:
https: //www.devicespec...editor-review/dac973/8
A comparison of different crop factors in different shooting modes is also shown.
You are absolutely right about the viewing angles, but the same module is always used when shooting 30 / 60fps video.
Post has been editedX61 - 30.05.18, 18:05
https: //www.devicespec...editor-review/dac973/8
A comparison of different crop factors in different shooting modes is also shown.
Starfish90 @ 05/30/18, 13:41
In terms of viewing angle - 1080/60, 4k / 60 are the same and wider than those in 720, 1080/30 and 4k / 30. Which suggests the use of another module.
You are absolutely right about the viewing angles, but the same module is always used when shooting 30 / 60fps video.
Post has been editedX61 - 30.05.18, 18:05
OnePlus 6 Google Camera Port
Working:
Rear HDR + Capture
Front Capture (no HDR +)
Issues:
No capture in bright light
Camera 5.1.018.177470874 (com.google.android.GoogleCamera) .apk(36.58 MB)Version from Arnova8G2
Camera 5.1.018.177624777.V7.9.5 (com.google.android.Pixel2Mod) .apk(37.23 MB)Post has been editedOrldim - 31.05.18, 07:19
X61 @ 05/31/18, 7:09
it doesn’t work for me at all
XLorenZx @ 05/31/18, 7:12
Do you need a root? And then it is not posed.
Post has been editedOrldim - 31.05.18, 07:15
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