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Sounds just like what HTC did with the HTC One in 2013: http://www.androidcentral.com/megapixels-ultrapixels-samsung-galaxy-s4-versus-htc-one-camera-shootout ht
by vinay427 11y ago
Sounds just like what HTC did with the HTC One in 2013: http://www.androidcentral.com/megapixels-ultrapixels-samsung-galaxy-s4-versus-htc-one-camera-shootout http://www.androidcentral.com/megapixels-ultrapixels-samsung...
>The HTC One trades sheer megapixel count for larger (2-micron) pixels on the sensor itself, allowing for improved low-light capabilities when combined with its wide-angle f/2.0 lens.
>the HTC One runs rings around the Galaxy S4 in night shots
- lqdc13 11y agoInteresting. TIL.
- massysett 11y ago"the HTC One runs rings around the Galaxy S4 in night shots" Maybe Samsung is doing something right here...but the HTC One had an awful camera. I bought it for the low-light camera performance. But it had some sort of hardware flaw that caused low light photos to have a purple haze. HTC had a replacement program, which would have required me to go without a phone for weeks. So I got Verizon to replace my phone with a refurb, which was actually worse. I just sent the refurb back and kept the purple haze phone. After this I switched to iPhone, not least because if it is defective an exchange just takes a trip to a retail store.
- kweks 11y agoI had the same phone, bought for the same reason, and had the same problem. It was a hugely expensive phone, with terrible, terrible lowlight photos and broken AF. Furthermore, HTC refused to replace it under their replacement policy, as I had placed a custom ROM on the phone. The woman on the phone actually said: this is a known hardware issue, but you changed your ROM, so bad luck. Never would buy another HTC phone again.
- lqdc13 11y agoShould put original ROM back. It's the same with all phones.