Xiaomi 14 Ultra is here: brighter 1-inch main camera, Titanium Special Edition
A refinement of its excellent predecessor with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, and potent cameras. The Xiaomi 14 Ultra is official, starting its journey in...
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Amazing hardware, but I was really disappointed with the way the 13 pro processed pictures. I ultimately went with a completely different brand after being really hyped for the 1" sensor. The 13 ultra came with some minor improvements, at least that was my impression, but still wouldn't have been an option for me. I'm really interested in what they're doing with this newest iteration.
I always use gcam on any android phone as I much prefer the photos I get from it.
He he boiiii. GCam Ports go brrrr! My Poco F4 takes photos that compete with iPhones (my iPhone friends admitted that they preferred the GCam photos in most cases... Night sight was obviously not as good...)
GCam Ports for life 🎉🎉🎉🎉
What different brand? Does that process pictures in a more natural way?
I went with a Sony 1V. It processes the images a lot more like a regular camera, so more natural but also less 'flashy' by default. If you take a boring picture, it's going to look boring. But I just like that high-contrast, natural colors, 'real camera' look so much better than the always-on-hdr, artificial, tacky look of many modern smartphone cameras.