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I actually do use a Pixel phone. I still think it's a bit hyperbolic to describe something as "sad" and "really poor" on the basis that it ranks slightly lower
by shawnz 3y ago
I actually do use a Pixel phone. I still think it's a bit hyperbolic to describe something as "sad" and "really poor" on the basis that it ranks slightly lower than another top manufacturer's previous flagship.
- rvnx 3y agoNo, no, it's really bad, pictures get so blurry that you can't read the text when taking picture of a document for example. Similar example from Reddit that describes well the issue: https://i.redd.it/14-plus-cannot-take-photos-close-up-expected-similar-v0-ve7ggvle4kea1.jpg?s=0f0a73b77875e3a84fd5817ffad4bbf8c58953d6 https://i.redd.it/14-plus-cannot-take-photos-close-up-expect... (I have a Pro model, but this specific photo is from a Plus)
- shawnz 3y agoThe "bad" photo there is clearly focused on the table
- thebruce87m 3y agoYep, they probably accidentally tapped the edge of the screen, telling the phone to focus that part. Lots of people don’t know you can tap on the live image to change the focus.
- rvnx 3y agoIn such cases like on the picture, and the ones I observe (blurry pictures), tapping on the object barely makes it appear into focus. Which means there is a problem somewhere in the focus functionality (either software or hardware). Manually adjusting it works though, but it requires lot of efforts and third-party software.