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Related: Do iPhone or Android cameras have a smoothing filter that is default-on and that cannot be turned off? Been wondering about this.
by cryptoz 5y ago
Related: Do iPhone or Android cameras have a smoothing filter that is default-on and that cannot be turned off? Been wondering about this.
- cratermoon 5y agoAll camera phones do heavy processing of the captured pixels. This is known as "computational photography". The camera software is the only thing that keeps the average camera phone picture in the realm of "that's a picture of the thing I meant to take a picture of".
- sudosysgen 5y agoYes, as noise removal.
- knolan 5y agoYes, but some phones give you raw files and some apps can bypass the additional processing. iOS https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211965 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211965 Android https://www.androidbeat.com/2018/10/pixel-3-how-shoot-raw-dng-photos/ https://www.androidbeat.com/2018/10/pixel-3-how-shoot-raw-dn... Alternative iOS camera app: https://halide.cam/ https://halide.cam/
- zimpenfish 5y agoAs a bonus, Halide also gives you proper control over which lens is being used in 2x mode - the iOS camera will flip between the 1x lens and 2x lens for 2x depending on focal distance - makes a right mess of things if you've got an extension lens screwed into 2x...
- sudosysgen 5y agoApple ProRAW is not a real raw file and will include a lot of processing.