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Is there any way to get the noisy version? Or is that all forced by the hardware.
by kortilla 3y ago
Is there any way to get the noisy version? Or is that all forced by the hardware.
- Ambroos 3y agoShooting in RAW gets you the real sensor data without any computational magic.
- helf 3y agoThat's not entirely true and deoends heavily on the phone.
- datadrivenangel 3y agoIncorrect. It gets you less editorial magic, but all cameras make decisions about how they create RAW images. Even cameras that don't make any intentional decisions end up making decisions because of the physics of the sensor as an electrical device and how you read each sensor element.
- dharmab 3y agoMy Fuji XA5 has denoising in the RAW files.
- helf 3y agoDepends. The DNG/Raw photos you can force out of gcam will sorta have the noise. Less processing /sorta/. HDR+ with gcam is going to be exceptionally "touched" no matter what. You can modify the camera drivers etc on some devices to get nearly no processing output (other than the debayering color filtering etc by the ISP). I custom modded an LG V20 that I use for my mobile photography. I've either totally disabled or adjusted nearly every function of the signal processor as well as modified the camera program itself. I also use a custom modified gcam on it. Some samples: https://imgur.com/gallery/W42TVGf https://imgur.com/gallery/W42TVGf Look at my user (helforama) on imgur and pretty much every uploaded photo I took and edited on my V20... I need to update that account with newer photos :) been using the phone aince 2016 for photos!