Samsung Galaxy A7 2018 Camera
April 19, 2019, 10:42 am by: uja
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Here is my opinion about the Samsung Galaxy A7 2018 Camera. Well this is not the flagship model however it is quite good as price to value ratio.
This Samsung has got three cameras
1 camera 24MP
2 camera 5MP
3 camera 8MP
And recording videos in FULL HD
let's talk about its performance in detail first. The camera is a bit faster, faster and faster but we have seen other devices with faster cameras before. This is due to camera technology such as Foveon as well as camera software such as Sony's camera software that is used on the Xperia Z6 Plus.
The camera is fast because it has an Exmor RS sensor which has an f/2.0 sensor which has a maximum ISO of 6400 which is also great for wide aperture shooting. The A7 does however have a few limitations in the area of image quality that we are not talking about yet. One of them is that when shooting still images which require very little flash and the image is shot at 100% brightness, the image quality can be poor. That being said, I'm sure it will be fine with more exposure if you can achieve some good exposure.
The rest of the camera is just as fast which is also good and this is where things start to get complicated. The camera is so fast that in some situations you can have an image taken which can be a bit blurred in post. This happens even when taking images without flash which makes shooting the shot even more challenging. Also it will result in a blurry image when it is shot while still in low light situations, which is not a problem for me as I usually don't shoot with the flash on but if the flash isn't on in the dark I would like the camera speed to be fast enough without getting blur. That being said, I do think it is possible for the camera to do well with the flash on but I don't think there is an absolute best option for low light shooting. For most photographers, if the flash is off it is going to be too bright for shooting properly, especially for images with very low contrast (e.g. photos which are shot with the light source in the corner of the frame). You can however, always take the picture with the flash on which makes taking photos in low light situations smoother which also helps you get good quality results. This is why I think using the flash on is still the best option for high contrast shots. If you really want to take low lighting photos however, then you need a low light camera. Also you don't want the flash to interfere too much with you shooting, if your shot is in low light then you are going to have to be really careful about that as the flash will probably get blurred too as well.
If you with to buy this phone you can visit the following site:
https://smartphonesoutions.eu/product-tag/samsung/
The Samsung Galaxy A7 also has a built in HDR mode which will shoot images which are either bright or dark depending on the setting. The HDR modes are quite powerful but can be a bit tricky to use. There is a setting that will turn on all the features you might expect and some things which will make your shots really nice to look at but at the cost of some detail and some noise. For example, the HDR mode will turn on exposure compensation which will let you make photos with very dard and very light areas on the same frame - for example firing torch at night with detailed background .
This Samsung has got three cameras
1 camera 24MP
2 camera 5MP
3 camera 8MP
And recording videos in FULL HD
let's talk about its performance in detail first. The camera is a bit faster, faster and faster but we have seen other devices with faster cameras before. This is due to camera technology such as Foveon as well as camera software such as Sony's camera software that is used on the Xperia Z6 Plus.
The camera is fast because it has an Exmor RS sensor which has an f/2.0 sensor which has a maximum ISO of 6400 which is also great for wide aperture shooting. The A7 does however have a few limitations in the area of image quality that we are not talking about yet. One of them is that when shooting still images which require very little flash and the image is shot at 100% brightness, the image quality can be poor. That being said, I'm sure it will be fine with more exposure if you can achieve some good exposure.
The rest of the camera is just as fast which is also good and this is where things start to get complicated. The camera is so fast that in some situations you can have an image taken which can be a bit blurred in post. This happens even when taking images without flash which makes shooting the shot even more challenging. Also it will result in a blurry image when it is shot while still in low light situations, which is not a problem for me as I usually don't shoot with the flash on but if the flash isn't on in the dark I would like the camera speed to be fast enough without getting blur. That being said, I do think it is possible for the camera to do well with the flash on but I don't think there is an absolute best option for low light shooting. For most photographers, if the flash is off it is going to be too bright for shooting properly, especially for images with very low contrast (e.g. photos which are shot with the light source in the corner of the frame). You can however, always take the picture with the flash on which makes taking photos in low light situations smoother which also helps you get good quality results. This is why I think using the flash on is still the best option for high contrast shots. If you really want to take low lighting photos however, then you need a low light camera. Also you don't want the flash to interfere too much with you shooting, if your shot is in low light then you are going to have to be really careful about that as the flash will probably get blurred too as well.
If you with to buy this phone you can visit the following site:
https://smartphonesoutions.eu/product-tag/samsung/
The Samsung Galaxy A7 also has a built in HDR mode which will shoot images which are either bright or dark depending on the setting. The HDR modes are quite powerful but can be a bit tricky to use. There is a setting that will turn on all the features you might expect and some things which will make your shots really nice to look at but at the cost of some detail and some noise. For example, the HDR mode will turn on exposure compensation which will let you make photos with very dard and very light areas on the same frame - for example firing torch at night with detailed background .
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