UMIDIGI Z Pro 25 B&W photo samples

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UMIDIGI Z Pro 25 B&W photo samples

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 Author| Post time 2017-3-26 14:06:52 | Show all posts
Revanthgk replied at 2017-3-26 13:44
Can you upload Super night mode pics .. I am unable to see the super night mode option in the camera ...

I'm going to upload comparing photos at a later time.

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In Super Night mode the two back cameras will be combined + higher ISO speed and faster shutter speed values will be set.

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Post time 2017-3-26 15:44:56 | Show all posts
Edited by Revanthgk at 2017-3-26 15:46 \n\nThanks Benci,

I did that .. but ... its just plain black .. like a normal camera...

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Revanthgk replied at 2017-3-26 15:44
Edited by Revanthgk at 2017-3-26 15:46 \n\nThanks Benci,

I did that .. but ... its just plain blac ...

Sorry but did you believe that, the Super Night mode will turn the camera into a night vision camera? This function is not about that.

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Post time 2017-3-26 23:03:12 | Show all posts
yes i did believe after watching a youtube video uploaded by coolicool .. its a 23 min video and at the end of the last 2mins .. he switches of the light in the room and switches on the night mode.. which worked in that video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyX_0mY2qG8 --> Check the last 3mins
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Revanthgk replied at 2017-3-26 23:03
yes i did believe after watching a youtube video uploaded by coolicool .. its a 23 min video and at  ...

No, that was not a perfectly dark environment, only the camera shows that. Night vision cameras records monochrome picture, color pictures need reflecting light.

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Post time 2017-3-28 19:59:38 | Show all posts
thats the reason we have the monochrome cam rite
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Revanthgk replied at 2017-3-28 19:59
thats the reason we have the monochrome cam rite

No, that's a very different technology. Night vision cameras/goggles are sensitive to IR rays and thermal radiation and the result is a monochrome picture, not a monochrome output makes it possible to get a visible image in total darkness.
Studies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_vision_device

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