[Windows Central Question]

The last camera App that included the panorama mode, creates unnaturally saturated fluorescent blue skies and overly yellowish sunny parts of the photo. Sand gets yellow, Sunsets too orange.
The previous was ok in colour rendering.

I have the official anniversary win10 and 1053 firmware.
How can I get rid of the "faulty" version of camera app?

[fdruid]

I haven't noticed this, my suggestion is that you make sure that you don't have the HDR turned on. For what you say, it sounds like the effect HDR has on photos.

[natna]

No, HDR is surely turned off!

An example


Rusty roof is ok, Greens are ok,
Blue sky is fluo aqua (it surely wasn't the case in real scene)
Sunny part of the house is soooooooooo much yellow than in reality.

So is there a way to go back? Only the camera app not the whole win10 anniversary rom.

[Chintan Gohel]

No, HDR is surely turned off!

An example
https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8609/2...1188b72c_c.jpg

Rusty roof is ok, Greens are ok,
Blue sky is fluo aqua (it surely wasn't the case in real scene)
Sunny part of the house is soooooooooo much yellow than in reality.

So is there a way to go back? Only the camera app not the whole win10 anniversary rom.

that can't be done unfortunately, maybe play around with white balance settings or submit feedback in feedback hub app

[fdruid]

No, HDR is surely turned off!

An example
https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8609/2...1188b72c_c.jpg

Rusty roof is ok, Greens are ok,
Blue sky is fluo aqua (it surely wasn't the case in real scene)
Sunny part of the house is soooooooooo much yellow than in reality.

So is there a way to go back? Only the camera app not the whole win10 anniversary rom.

Hm, it doesn't look so bad to me, but maybe I'm used to my old 920's darker pics. I guess you can't go back because it's not just an app thing, and even then it would be complicated, I think.