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Originally Posted by Shirabe View Post
The problem here is with the conditions. Just look at this piece that should be a plain white, but instead has all these different colours. That's the sensor trying to cope with the lack of light by just amplifying what it's getting, but getting it wrong. Any phone would have issues in these conditions. Yes they might be improving on that specifically, and yes people might say such poor performance is inexcusable, but it's still there.
What photo have you cut this image from?
(I have searched the last couple of pages and I did not find it /the cutout is a small part anyway/.)

What I would like to say is I prefer to see these noises instead of plain white if that means no loss in details.

I mean I saw several photos of Android phones where a relatively high resolution sensor produces high resolution but relatively low detail photos (something like if the photo had a blur then a sharpening effect) and I really, really don't like it.

I mean if Fxtec will do similar "ironing" of the photos then I hope they will allow the user to switch it on or off because these methods can cause loss of details in photo.
...and yes, manufacturers do some "ironing" effect, but photos will not really improving by this just they look to be improved (details are missing and are unable to recover)...
 

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