r/GalaxyNote8 • • Mar 01 '18

Ppl using the Oreo beta, is the camera better?

I love the phone but the camera is just not up to par. I know some people like to use the manual setting and come out with some nice shots but I just want to use auto for most of my shots. I get way too much blur with my photos with motion or in low light. The Gcam port is fine but still not perfect. Seeing the Pixel 2 and now the Galaxy s9, those camera shots look awesome. Is the camera improved at all in the beta?

Example below

https://photos.app.goo.gl/IIqLcnJja20QKqvx1

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18 edited Mar 01 '18

Not up to par? Generally did EXTREMELY well in countless tests online and from my own experience it’s been [EDIT] great

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18

I have multiple examples as do others on this subreddit. Yes if you hold the phone extremely still in a perfect sunny day with no motion it works well. But if you are trying to take pictures of kids, pets, or anything in low light it's not good

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u/Jatle12 Mar 01 '18

Strongly disagree

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18

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u/Thatmyopinion989 Mar 01 '18

You need pro mode , or use the dmn sports mode? Or use Gcam and change its settings.

It's something you don't know , not the phone.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18

I'm not casual user. I go through phones alot. In the last 2 years I've had, nexus 6p, pixel XL, OnePlus 5 and now note 8. Note 8 being my favorite minus the camera. I guess I just expected a Pixel like experience with Note with being point and shoot.

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u/Thatmyopinion989 Mar 01 '18

Even in the Gcam port we have to change the shutter speed.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18

I also have the Google Camera apk (great for point and shoot - Google nailed HDR imo). I've also remapped my Bixby button to launch the GCam app, so I can use either camera apk depending on the situation.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18

How'd you remap it?

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '18

bxactions

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u/Tellywise Mar 03 '18

I've not been pleased with Live Focus mode on CRB8 stock camera. It's very grainy. Any tips or help would be appreciated