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Yeah the sensor really needs daylight to get acceptable picture quality, ideally a cloudy day because it doesn't have the latitude to deal with the highlight/sh
by MartijnBraam 6y ago
Yeah the sensor really needs daylight to get acceptable picture quality, ideally a cloudy day because it doesn't have the latitude to deal with the highlight/shadows of direct sunlight. It might be possible to get slightly more from the sensor for static scenes using astrophotography techniques like stacking but in most cases that won't be practical.
- kop316 6y agoFor the record, thank you for the camera app! You do awesome work.
- ipsum2 6y agoThe Google Pixel camera app does stacking to decrease noise and improve dynamic range. They only apply it to areas of the image that haven't moved between frames. If I had a PinePhone and some extra time it would be fun to implement the HDR+ algorithm.
- kaba0 6y agoI would be really interested in something like that, but do you believe that the pinephone would be powerful enough for that?