Image processing fix needed

[userDDfKJ6ElN2]

Hi look at the image bottom half. There is so much noise like EXCESSIVE noise from the default camera app. Will this be fixed or no?

[ricketypumpkin]

There are very random issues with OneUI 6 and some people have the issue and some don't. Like my image processing is flawless but my Facebook app is completely broken and will not even attempt to open. I would boot to recovery mode and clear the cache and repair apps and you should be fine. Also before that, clear the app data for the camera app, that may fix it by itself and then you don't have to do the recovery mode fix. Many people had camera issues and it's 100% fixable by one of, or both of those methods. It honestly looks like an autofocus problem to me, not an image processing problem. It seems the phone focused on the top of your steering wheel and the rest of the image has a bokeh effect which is why it looks so noisy. If you look closely, everything is a bit blurry aside from the inside of your car. I think you probably don't have any issue and you just included too much interior of your car so the phone thought you wanted a picture of the car, not the building. It's a little confusing and may be a combo of a camera bug and user error on what you had this phone focused on but just do the two fixes and reboot then you should be fine either way.

[userDDfKJ6ElN2]

Poor response and please stop defending a manufacturer. It's quite well documented that samsungs image processing needs to be improve. I am an engineer myself, so your response to me seems very illogical in conclusion (respectfully)

This to you looks like an auto focus issue ? The same image with my iPhone pro max looks properly processed

[ricketypumpkin]

First of all I'm not defending anybody or any companies. I know as a fact, now that it's fixed, that your image was not fully focused before the shutter closes and the picture is taken. I have completely fixed this on my phone since it's a problem that came with the beta, and was discovered the same day the beta released. What part of that sounds "illogical" to you engineer sir? Btw, I didn't ask what you're occupation was, so feeling like you needed to make sure everyone knows you're an engineer and announce it to the world, probably means you aren't an engineer. Either way, being an engineer means nothing when it comes to AI computational photography unless you're specifically a phone software engineer, which you're not or you would have known about the bug causing this. Since you are so kind to people that are trying to help you, you go ahead and submit those bug reports to Samsung and let me know how that goes for ya 😭
Had you just been a decent human being, you would have gotten the fix from me instead of this reply but I really don't feel like helping you out anymore or referencing you to any of the fixes out there. Stop being full of yourself when you're posting on a literal help forum, go post like that on XDA, not here. That's why all of us left XDA. There's almost nobody left that's helpful literally because of people similar to you. Have fun getting Samsung to fix it for you 😂 it'll be fixed in stable though so you only have to wait a month. Next time, you should try being a bit less aggressive towards people trying to help, you would have gotten the answer from me and been fixed instead of this reply.

[userDDfKJ6ElN2]

LMAO

[ricketypumpkin]

That's a very extreme HDR needed photo as well, it's pitch black in the car and bright day outside so you seem to have a few issues with the camera. Is your HDR turned on? If not then that's why the black part of the pic is noisy but perform the above fix either way since so many people had camera issues

[userDDfKJ6ElN2]

HDR is turned on yes

[CesarF]

I'm having so many issues very similar with mine as well 😔
My camera isn't focusing clearly enough, it comes out with so much noise most of the time. I was able to take a really good picture while I was in a moving car, now it's impossible. Not sure what to do anymore 😪

[Chef31684]

Have you tried clearing the cache of thr camera app and also wiping the cache partition of your device using recovery mode and then rebooting?

[userDDfKJ6ElN2]

Yes I have done both once through recovery and one through app. Dark areas are just poorly processed