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Lets see some instructions of iQOO camera app

Help instructions

Exposure compensation:

Adjusts the standard exposure set in the camera. Higher EV brings brighter pictures, while lower EV brings darker pictures.

Photosensibility:

The image sensor's sensitivity to light. Low photosensibility can achieve more detailed photos, but requires a longer exposure time. High photosensibility requires less exposure time, but may result in grainy photos.

Shutter speed:

The length of time light is exposed to the image sensor. A high shutter speed is suitable for taking photos of moving objects or in very bright settings. A low shutter speed is suitable for environments with insufficient light. In general, however, if the shutter speed is slower than 1/15 of a second, a tripod is recommended to avoid the blurriness that can easily be caused by a handheld camera.

White balance:

Selects the corresponding white balance based on the lighting environment of the scene to restore objects to their true colors.

Auto focus:

Quickly detects the position of an object in the scene to make it clearer.

Manual focus:

Adjusts the focus value to make specific targets clearer. Suitable for up-close photos, night photography, or taking photos through glass.

Restore default parameters:

Restore all the parameters above to the default value.

Histogram:

Reflects the brightness distribution of the current photo. The horizontal axis represents the photo brightness, and the vertical axis represents the relative number of pixels in the brightness range.

Waveform:

A waveform can reflect the distribution and amplitude of the brightness signal in the current frame, so the photographer can adjust the exposure of the video accordingly. It works like a histogram.

Audio level:

This can reflect the recording and volume status in different channels of the current video frame.

Exposure feedback:

When shooting in the daytime or in strong light, photographers may find it difficult to spot any bright or dark areas overflowing within the frame by looking at the screen. If this function is enabled, overflowing areas will be presented in the preview in the form of black and white stripes to assist in exposure adjustment (the final recording will not be affected).

Focus peaking:

This is an assistive focus function when you shoot videos with manual focus, where areas with accurate focus will be marked with peaking points. The sharper the image, the greater the number of peaking points that appear on the preview (the final recording will not be affected).

Focus and metering separation:

Touch and hold the screen to split the focus frame and metering frame, and then drag them respectively to re-select and lock the focus point and metering point.

Hope this information is useful for you.

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Aniket Patil

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