HI Nokia.
What about your Superpixel feature, officially announced in Barcelona, at the Nokia 7 Plus (Selfie Cam)? Adaptive camera technology which 4 pixels (i.e. from the 16MP sensor) is billed to 1 Super pixel (i.e. 16MP will make 4MP as it is and was a component of PureView? I only get conflicting answers to inquiries.
These range from:
-there is no super pixel (I see this way despite the announcement)
-the 16MP is the superpixel image (sorry that is not possible, 16MP in superpixels would be 16 divided by 4, so 4MP and not 16MP combined result in 16MP).
-the 4MP setting in the app corresponds to the Superpixel image, but that also cannot be the 16MP have a 4 to 3 aspect ratio and the 4MP image a 16 to 9.
It would be great if clarity were finally provided here. Either the feature doesn't exist, it doesn't come, it doesn't come, nor does it come or the announcement was a slick lie.
The worst version would be if your selfie camera really (since everything else apps only recognize 4MP) only a 4MP sensor and you super sample the picture only up to 16MP, but that would be exactly the opposite of what you announced and promised.
As mentioned, provides clarity.
I now have statements via chat, Facebook and email that contradict each other, and none of them technically correspond to what your announced superpixel (according to the imagination, as I said, exactly what was part of PureView).
From 4 pixels calculate a pixel with the best what was in the 4 pixels, so must! Become 16MP a 4MP image and also in the same aspect ratio.
sorry for bad englisch, typed with MS Translator
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it is the same sensor which is present on on oneplus 3T
and then, yea then, there are the answers from Nokia.
16MP Setting ist superpixel (eh, sure not!!)
4MP 4:3 is Superpixel (eh, we dont have this Option)
WE never sayd such Thing (eh, of Course u did say such Thing!!)
But, as i sayd, the 4MP Pixel cant be the superpixel Picture at this time, ist much more bad then the 16Mp, No better noisereduce, no better light, no better sharpness and and and… i think , 4MP is 4MP and not 16 Superpixeld.
And as i says, email support and facebook Chat support told me, there is no such feature and they never sayed somethink About this… but we all know the truth.
when ist 4MP 16:9 , ok, then i take this, no Problem but actualy there is no binning.
as i sayed,
i talked to support via email
i talked to support via facebook media team
answers are:
16 MP is the finished binning Picture <-- LOL ?
4MP at 4:3 <-- eh, we have not 4:3 as option
There is no Such Feature <-- OK, thats our Problem
The Sensor has no SuperBigPixel so it cant work <-- Superpixel is not Sensor with Big Pixels!
We never talked About such Feature <--- Eh eh eh, U DID, we can watch it on Youtube
After i told them About the bulls*** , sorry, wrong answers and showed them on both, email an facebook the links to the Barcelona Meeting and press , i only get, silence and, the funny way, on email they told me they cant provide help on not working Features, so who can ?
but we Need Nokias Tricks for Superpixel. There are alot of ways a Company can use this.
And, on Google Cam, we have 4:3 but do we have some sort of binning? Only using the Resolution isn`t the way.
but we Need Nokias Tricks for Superpixel. There are alot of ways a Company can use this.
And, on Google Cam, we have 4:3 but do we have some sort of binning? Only using the Resolution isn`t the way.
but we Need Nokias Tricks for Superpixel. There are alot of ways a Company can use this.
And, on Google Cam, we have 4:3 but hav
And Nokia?
After refuting their statements in chat and email (which were absolute quateful), now completely ignore any question about Superpixel and PixelBinning regarding the 7 Plus. Even the Facebook Nokia Chat reads my question what with my answer, which was promised, though my question was read. Email support points out that you can't say anything about such questions.
for the new 8.1 they again told that there will be pixelbinning, as done before on 7 Plus presentation.
so, for me it was a lie for the 7 plus.
i give up: