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Uhhhhhh no? This does not happen at all. Are you using the built in Camera app? I just tried to take a picture of a black and white, outline only portrait rig
by mrguyorama 8mo ago
Uhhhhhh no?
This does not happen at all. Are you using the built in Camera app?
I just tried to take a picture of a black and white, outline only portrait right now and there is no added color.
- avian 8mo agoYes, built-in camera app. Maybe image processing is region dependent? On several separate occasions in my life drawing group I tried to take pictures of the drawings and they always came out tinted - not full color, but enough to look pretty weird if you know the original is in black-and-white. I also do remember that the viewfinder has shown a square around the face on the paper on those occasions, as if I was photographing a live person. I mean, sure maybe I'm doing something wrong. But the app has pretty much zero settings. I checked I was in normal photo, not the portrait mode and that Ultra HDR was turned off. And it's definitely some kind of a image post-processing step. Because the live viewfinder shows what I would expect. Then I press the shutter and the save photo is obviously different. I'm not making this up. First time I've seen this I searched the web and found many threads on reddit and such discussing similar issues on Pixel phones. One from the top of my browser history: https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/otsvv2/how_to_stop_my_camera_from_editing_photos/ https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/otsvv2/how_to_...