Hi, I want to create another profile in media_profiles.xml (or edit existing one, 480p for example)for recording in dark environment.
I succesfully changed audio and video quality, but I can't decrease framerate for brighter videos (camera FCor I can't press record button). I know, that is possible - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583259 (yes yes, stock rom and another variation od i9000 series, but this mod is based on the same thing as I wrote - brighter videos by lowering framerate .. and it works - I had this phone before)
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If you limit the framerate to a minimum of 30fps, the video can become very dark when there is not enough light. If you lower this limit to - say - 10 fps, the video will be brighter in low light, but it will be "laggy" and because each frame is exposed longer than at 30 fps, blur will be more likely. Both is inevitable, but in my opinion still better than a black video
I will be grateful for any help, it is really important for me, because I often organizing a underground parties,
and I want to promote it, so I'm doing a video report from them and... audio quality is superb (better than S3 or S4!),
but (as I said - underground parties) it is dark, there is only a strobe, small light for artists and nothing else, so ... almost nothing can be seen on my recordings
I noticed that the resolution of the M7 Slow Motion mode is lower than full HD. So, would you guys say it's better to shoot in full HD and simulate slow motion in post-production with a video editor like Adobe Premiere, or should I stick with the higher frame rate but lower resolution of the native capture?
If u up the resolution the fps will not be as high so the movement will not be smooth if u simulate slow motion. I to dislike the resolution of slow motion
I love how the stock ROM will not drop frames in low light, at both 30 and 60fps. Also, OOS allows all 3rd party camera apps to also remain at a steady 30fps. Have ROMs been able to achieve this level of performance yet? I'm looking for video/screen record samples so I can check before flashing (or returning the phone).
Hey guys!
I'm currently using nvertigo67's LAS for the 1+3T, which comes with OOS camera pre-installed.
It works extremely nice, except for one thing. It does record 1080p in 60fps, however with a variable framerate. I asked the dev. if he knew any way to change it to record at a constant 60fps, to which he said he doesn't know much about changing codec settings (post 1 & 2)
Do any of you know what I should try to do to be able to record with a constant framerate?
Lada333 said:
Hey guys!
I'm currently using nvertigo67's LAS for the 1+3T, which comes with OOS camera pre-installed.
It works extremely nice, except for one thing. It does record 1080p in 60fps, however with a variable framerate. I asked the dev. if he knew any way to change it to record at a constant 60fps, to which he said he doesn't know much about changing codec settings (post 1 & 2)
Do any of you know what I should try to do to be able to record with a constant framerate?
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use a camera app where you can lock the ambient brightness like open camera. then try to lower the ambient brightness shown in the camera by holding the camera to a bright spot and press on the lock. this changes the iso so the framerate rises and by locking it it will stay on that framerate constantly. ofc you can also use a camera app where you can choose between different iso values.
but for me oss camera has allways same framerate no matter what light conditions. your issue might be kernel related. low performance maybe. or some apps consuming cpu in the background
nadejo said:
use a camera app where you can lock the ambient brightness like open camera. then try to lower the ambient brightness shown in the camera by holding the camera to a bright spot and press on the lock. this changes the iso so the framerate rises and by locking it it will stay on that framerate constantly. ofc you can also use a camera app where you can choose between different iso values.
but for me oss camera has allways same framerate no matter what light conditions. your issue might be kernel related. low performance maybe. or some apps consuming cpu in the background
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I have tried Open Camera, unfortunately it doesn't go above 30 fps, even when selecting 60 as the approximate frame rate.
The developer told me it's how the encoder works (please see "post 1 & 2" I have linked in my first post, he explains it there pretty well.)
OOS camera worked for me well too, while I was actually using OOS. The AOSP camera doesn't support 60fps recording either.
Razer has done a unbelievable job vamping up their Razer Phone for the Razer Phone 2! The stock camera improved vastly, but still very bad in low light ambient lighting, and portrait mode is just bad. The camera hardware is just amazing, same as the Pixel 3/3XL series. Thanks to BSG for kick starting the whole modded google camera scenes! Also thanks to san1tyy, and the great defcomg, razer phone 2 is blazing on the GCam scene.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ujvBXVid6XOIN-YxidyM5O0tQXZN5LSB
Changelog:
-Initial release
-added 45 frames and 50 frames for low light shots
-manual slider for iso and long exposure. Long exposure is not working fully because Razer did not implement it yet on their stock camera
-pixel 3 awb enabled, and super res zoom. Super res zoom works sort off because it does makes pictures max zoom much sharper but true super res zoom requires pixel visual core only for Pixel 3/3XL
Tips: set processing to 2018zslr+, and use pixel 3 xl mode for front and rear cameras. Max every other settings out.
xterminater07 said:
Razer has done a unbelievable job vamping up their Razer Phone for the Razer Phone 2! The stock camera improved vastly, but still very bad in low light ambient lighting, and portrait mode is just bad. The camera hardware is just amazing, same as the Pixel 3/3XL series. Thanks to BSG for kick starting the whole modded google camera scenes! Also thanks to san1tyy, and the great defcomg, razer phone 2 is blazing on the GCam scene.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ujvBXVid6XOIN-YxidyM5O0tQXZN5LSB
Changelog:
-Initial release
-added 45 frames and 50 frames for low light shots
-manual slider for iso and long exposure. Long exposure is not working fully because Razer did not implement it yet on their stock camera
-pixel 3 awb enabled, and super res zoom. Super res zoom works sort off because it does makes pictures max zoom much sharper but true super res zoom requires pixel visual core only for Pixel 3/3XL
Tips: set processing to 2018zslr+, and use pixel 3 xl mode for front and rear cameras. Max every other settings out.
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Thanks for this.
xterminater07 said:
Razer has done a unbelievable job vamping up their Razer Phone for the Razer Phone 2! The stock camera improved vastly, but still very bad in low light ambient lighting, and portrait mode is just bad. The camera hardware is just amazing, same as the Pixel 3/3XL series. Thanks to BSG for kick starting the whole modded google camera scenes! Also thanks to san1tyy, and the great defcomg, razer phone 2 is blazing on the GCam scene.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ujvBXVid6XOIN-YxidyM5O0tQXZN5LSB
Changelog:
-Initial release
-added 45 frames and 50 frames for low light shots
-manual slider for iso and long exposure. Long exposure is not working fully because Razer did not implement it yet on their stock camera
-pixel 3 awb enabled, and super res zoom. Super res zoom works sort off because it does makes pictures max zoom much sharper but true super res zoom requires pixel visual core only for Pixel 3/3XL
Tips: set processing to 2018zslr+, and use pixel 3 xl mode for front and rear cameras. Max every other settings out.
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This is great thank you so much.
xterminater07 said:
Razer has done a unbelievable job vamping up their Razer Phone for the Razer Phone 2! The stock camera improved vastly, but still very bad in low light ambient lighting, and portrait mode is just bad. The camera hardware is just amazing, same as the Pixel 3/3XL series. Thanks to BSG for kick starting the whole modded google camera scenes! Also thanks to san1tyy, and the great defcomg, razer phone 2 is blazing on the GCam scene.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ujvBXVid6XOIN-YxidyM5O0tQXZN5LSB
Changelog:
-Initial release
-added 45 frames and 50 frames for low light shots
-manual slider for iso and long exposure. Long exposure is not working fully because Razer did not implement it yet on their stock camera
-pixel 3 awb enabled, and super res zoom. Super res zoom works sort off because it does makes pictures max zoom much sharper but true super res zoom requires pixel visual core only for Pixel 3/3XL
Tips: set processing to 2018zslr+, and use pixel 3 xl mode for front and rear cameras. Max every other settings out.
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Thanks for posting this! I'm curious though, how does this differ from the Google Camera port with hdr+?
jal3223 said:
Thanks for posting this! I'm curious though, how does this differ from the Google Camera port with hdr+?
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It is based on it with the changes listed.
bright flash at the start of the video/ slow motion fail
My video's start with a bright flash on the screen, Im unable to change that. Slow motion videos do not playback.
Using RP2 8.1.0, MR2 .2009
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong but this ONLY works when I select Panorama otherwise its just a black screen that eventually force closes.
Will you have this APK listed here? celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/
Slow motion does not work for me, I get 2 seconds of regular speed video playback, then the video freezes, the slowmo audio plays slow, then after a few seconds pause, 2 more seconds of regular speed video, and this just keeps repeating the whole video. The only thing slow is the audio. Did I miss something? A setting? Or does it just plain not work at all? And what do you even mean by "max out all the other settings"...? What settings are you referring to? What is max? I don't even know what 99% of the tecno-babble in the settings menu even means, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Can anyone clarify? Maybe post a list of what settings are the "best".
EDIT- 10/16/2019
found a working gcam mod that has slow motion and time lapse, verified to work, on my phone, from personal experience. Also includes other settings for resolution and all the other gcam goodies.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rAgBKJ9ZixrsfP2_29HHJabm-2g9etLY/view?usp=drivesdk
Version 6.2.030
Is there a different thread that we can follow to see the progress, or is this the only thread optimizing GCAM for the Razer Phone 2?
Hey,in case someone comes here instead of seeing its specific thread, a Razer Phone 2 version of GCam was uploaded to https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/a...google-camera/ the other day. I downloaded it, and it's so much faster than the MI8 version. It's bloody quick. No more loading ring when I'm taking a picture. Just a flash as the picture is taken.
That's BSG. His thread for the RazerPhone2 version of Gcam is here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/razer-phone-2/themes/mod-google-camera-t3898230