#Ufocus foregrounder manual#

Sadly, purple fringing artifacts can often be noticed in high-dynamic areas.

Despite the charming results, the ‘UltraPixel’ camera can’t capture fine details as good as higher resolution cameras.

Outdoor shots turn out fairly sharp (but not oversharpened) with a good handling of dynamic range, where it balances out dark and light areas properly – and without under or over exposing certain elements. From the looks of it, little has changed with the quality here. Let’s first talk purely about its general image quality.

#Ufocus foregrounder manual#

Of course, it’s blessed with a myriad of manual controls and shooting modes that really add some fun post photo. Gone is the unified menu system that combined options for photos and videos, which are now separate from one another to reduce headaches in differentiating settings for either more. Well, it’s wonderful that we can quickly launch the camera app while the phone is locked/turned off by utilizing the new motion launch gesture. HTC has rearranged the camera UI with the new HTC One M8 by giving it a cleaner and more organized layout. The bigger question here is how the new ‘duo camera’ will be able to factor into enhancing the quality. Placing our attention to the primary rear camera, It’s not to say that we’re a bit perturbed by the lack of any changes with the specs, but we were at least hoping to see something marginally better – to make up for the year long wait. In this newest device, HTC is experimenting on something new by carrying along a secondary camera used specifically to measure depth information, so that the camera can cast specific focus onto different depths throughout the shot.