Fix for the "oil painting" effect of OnePlus 6 is in the works Comments
64551993- Walter C. Dornez
- 47n
Jamesschwarz987, 03 Jul 2018People do only care about bezelless display. For me, Sony always has a good and iconic desi... moreIndeed, it's sad that it has to be that way.
64551993- Walter C. Dornez
- 47n
Jamesschwarz987, 03 Jul 2018Yass, people are always such a troll when it comes to Sony.Yeah, it's become a trend at this point. People should leave Sony alone. If you want bezel less, then get an IPhone or Samsung or the other hundreds of bezel less option.
- Jamesschwarz987
- Kxc
Walter C. Dornez, 03 Jul 2018Huh, man Sony phones are underrated People do only care about bezelless display.
For me, Sony always has a good and iconic design on their product. Walkman, Trinitron, Cybershot, Bravia, Xperia etc. their product design are always iconic, unique, and remarkable.
Admiring them becomes a minority today.
- Jamesschwarz987
- Kxc
Walter C. Dornez, 03 Jul 2018Huh, man Sony phones are underrated Yass, people are always such a troll when it comes to Sony.
- Anonymous
- X{X
GNP, 03 Jul 2018Dear Oneplus Team, Even my oneplus 3 is also affected with the oil paint like photo quality... morepost this to OnePlus forum or are you expecting OnePlus to visit here
- GNP
- fC5
Dear Oneplus Team,
Even my oneplus 3 is also affected with the oil paint like photo quality issue. it would be nice if the upcoming update also supports oneplus 3 and 3T.
Thanks in Advance..
64551993- Walter C. Dornez
- 47n
Jamesschwarz987, 02 Jul 2018AFAIK Sony's Xperia has it on their flagship line since first gen Z. CMIIWHuh, man Sony phones are underrated
- Luxor
- wHS
Very blurry quality. Is that image zoomed in? HDR mode looks terrible. I can see why its called oil painting. Need to work on noise and sharpening. Or simply put bigger sensor on your next phone dear, Oneplus.
- Jamesschwarz987
- tDS
Arccosinus, 02 Jul 2018Apple infamos for this issue as well. It's even more pronouncedThat's because of the poorly small sensor in it.
See, since iPhone 4, Apple has been constantly, staying on 1/3" sensor (well 1/3.2" or 1/2.9" at least it's so close). That's why i never Apple never slip by on my head, when i'm talking about cameraphone.
(Before somebody reproaches me with those "If you're talking about sensor size, WhY nOt UsE DsLR?!!1!", better you think again. This is a flagship phone. Highest class of a phone. Better at least give us the-best-quality-at-its-limit. P20 Pro could fit a 1/1.7" camera with its lens on a 7.8mm slim profile, why iPhone not? Apple knowns for its mid-specced devices, packed on premium material and price.)
- Jamesschwarz987
- tDS
Walter C. Dornez, 02 Jul 2018Is that possible for cameras on smartphones though? How would they go about it?AFAIK Sony's Xperia has it on their flagship line since first gen Z.
CMIIW
- Jamesschwarz987
- tDS
Anonymous, 02 Jul 2018I feel the P20 suffers from this as well, it is over doing the noise reductions. I see it most... moreIkr. So sad, having a large sensor but rather than having a far superior photo quality than most flagship, its ability are just killed away by those aggressive noise reduction.
- naap51d
- 01T
I don't have one of these, but, will they capture the image in RAW mode?
it would be nice to see an image in a photo editor like photoshop, before
the Oxygen OS does whatever voodoo it does to screw up the picture.
Once again, overprocessing the photo, trying to make it look better instead of
making the image SENSOR larger. Wish smartphone companies would just admit
they can't do much more and increase the d**n sensor! Otherwise, just go out
and buy a good camera if you want "d-slr" quality, because you will NEVER achieve it with a sensor this small.
- Arccosinus
- Mt6
Anonymous, 02 Jul 2018All phones with high resolution sensors do this.. That is why Apple followers use 12MP too..... moreApple infamos for this issue as well. It's even more pronounced
- Anonymous
- 3xI
I feel the P20 suffers from this as well, it is over doing the noise reductions. I see it most in night shots in both.
64551993- Walter C. Dornez
- 47n
Shui8, 02 Jul 2018Lol the oil panting effects present on the phone because of the aggresive sharpening and high ... moreIs that possible for cameras on smartphones though? How would they go about it?
- Jamesschwarz987
- tDS
Geric.770, 02 Jul 2018That's Huawei! Well there are so many app that do this thing, and mostly so-called mobile photographer would use it to show off their phone lol
- Winston
- snT
Really? You pay 600-700-800 dollars, euros, whatever, to have this kind of photos? And this kind of "HDR"s? And then you want to convince me how awesome these phones and photos are?
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