11-16-2020 08:59 AM
My biggest concern with the Note 20 Ultra camera is the ridiculous amount of bokeh processing the Ultra does. This completely makes the camera useless if you often take macro shots as the software makes most of the object in focus blurred. Actually worse, it is completely smeared. Really bad that a very capable camera is pretty much destroyed by unnecessary and bad programming.
Samsung, please gives us the raw power of the camera!
11-16-2020 09:33 AM
11-16-2020 11:46 PM
That might be the case as well but I'm pretty sure there is excessive processing happening too.
I'm a digital photographer since the Nikon Coolpix 990 came out over 20 years ago and with this Ultra camera I'm pretty sure there is more going on. I know that zooming in from a larger distance fixes the problem a bit but even than I see a software generated demarcation of created bokeh. The only way to avoid it it is to use the manual settings and choose your own aperature.
That is proof enough for me that the automatice mode processes too much. Here is a picture that makes this effect very visible. Shot in automode with the 108mp sensor. As it was very windy and raining I couldn't do manual mode.
Anyway, this phote is shouting fake bokeh
11-20-2020 08:46 AM
These cameras are worse than 2014 cheap mid-range phone tech. Both my wife and I hate the cameras on our Note 20's. Over-processesed, lighting, stretching are all issues.
I kid you not, it's so bad that it removes body parts from photos. We take a lot of pictures of the kids and sometimes half their body gets processed out.
11-16-2020 10:51 AM
11-20-2020 08:47 AM
Yup, it helps for sure. I've had to this myself because the picture is too blurry. But the image quality after your suggestion is still looks like it comes from a cheap phone.
11-20-2020 09:21 AM