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Here's a photo taken by my S22U, http://dusted.dk/pages/computers/J-11/DEC_J-11_Gallery/full/2.jpg http://dusted.dk/pages/computers/J-11/DEC_J-11_Gallery/full/.

by dusted 3y ago

Here's a photo taken by my S22U, http://dusted.dk/pages/computers/J-11/DEC_J-11_Gallery/full/2.jpg http://dusted.dk/pages/computers/J-11/DEC_J-11_Gallery/full/... that's a cardboard box on top of a matte PC case, but somehow the phone sees this strange blurred pattern in it, as if the phone was moving (which it was not) while at the same time, the label is artificially sharp (almost as if edge detection is taking place), at the same time, you can't see a single fiber of the cardboard box (except for the very edge where it looks like it's grown hair, which it has not).. Have you maybe looked close enough at your photos ?

fennecbutt 3y ago
That's denoisimg, that's a low light image and with such a small sensor it has to denoise hard cause it's pushing that sensor hard. The white label may appear sharper because white reflects more light back...so higher contrast and less obvious noise. Contrast is good for denoising algos afaict, textured surfaces are horrendous cause...you can't tell what's noise in the texture so you just gotta do your best. Every phone will create shots like this in low light/indoors.