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Hello,
I had formerly a UMI eMax phone and have sent it back to the seller because of the grainy pictures. Actually the problem does not come from the camera hardware itself, but the built-in app that compress the data and reduces the filesize so much that it degrades the picture quality. You can see the image filesize which is around 1 to 1,5 MB with the default app, and if you use instead "A Better Camera" or "Camera 360" the filesize is much higher : 3 to 4 MB, and picture quality is better. UMI Iron takes a little bit better pictures but it's still not at its best.
Here are all the things you can do to improve the quality , both for UMI eMax and Iron.
- do not use the built-in app but install another one instead that lets you tweak the ISO quality and JPEG save quality.
- do not use a Megapixel setting that is above the camera capacity (or it will ibnterpolate and make grain on the picture). If the sensor is supposed be 13 Megapixels, take no more than 13 Megapixels picture
- set the JPEG quality filesize at its maximum if the app lets you change it
- Set ISO 100 when possible (at best light conditions). You can set ISO 200 or ISO 400 for lower light conditions.
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