My Nokia Lumia 930 Taking Blurry and noise Photos Why?

BilalSoomro17

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From the day I got my Nokia Lumia 930 I think 3 days ago I am trying to take a Sharp Photo but everytime I take Picture indoor It always Comes Blurry and Noisy even my Viewfinder is always full of Noise Everytime I take pic indoor.
 
Because of its smaller aperture. Night mode on my 1520 takes very good low light pics. Especially in doors. If you're not satisfied with auto or night mode settings, try using a 1/4th on manual settings with 100-200 iso.
 
Because of its smaller aperture. Night mode on my 1520 takes very good low light pics. Especially in doors. If you're not satisfied with auto or night mode settings, try using a 1/4th on manual settings with 100-200 iso.
Thanks alot Does 930 Have difference Aperture than 1520?
 
Thanks alot Does 930 Have difference Aperture than 1520?

No. The 930 and 1520 have the exact camera module,ois,lenses,aperture etc.
There is no difference between them.
Do one thing,place the 930 on a floor or on a table while taking pic indoors or just make sure its not in your hand,its in a steady place. Then take a pic,and see the results. If there sharp,then the problem is your shaking your hand.
It's a great thing to try.

Since its indoor, noise will creep out no matter what. Low light == more noise.
Normally 800 iso is good for low light but above it,the pic is blurry and damaged.
Just I said above,do the steady trick and put iso 100 and you'll see the result,
 
No. The 930 and 1520 have the exact camera module,ois,lenses,aperture etc.
There is no difference between them.
Do one thing,place the 930 on a floor or on a table while taking pic indoors or just make sure its not in your hand,its in a steady place. Then take a pic,and see the results. If there sharp,then the problem is your shaking your hand.
It's a great thing to try.

Since its indoor, noise will creep out no matter what. Low light == more noise.
Normally 800 iso is good for low light but above it,the pic is blurry and damaged.
Just I said above,do the steady trick and put iso 100 and you'll see the result,
I did what you said it does come sharper now but I think I am Just Spoiled By 1020's Camera I am Not happy that They Downgraded there camera in there most Future Proof Phone
 
I did what you said it does come sharper now but I think I am Just Spoiled By 1020's Camera I am Not happy that They Downgraded there camera in there most Future Proof Phone

Well then, we will just have to wait then.
But still,20 mpx ain't bad either its great too.
Best of all, with Lumia Denim your getting enhanced features which 1020 is not getting like faster camera app,faster shot to shot,faster processing,new video features in which in you can tap to focus,autofocus,manual focus,change white balance DURING RECORDING VIDEOS etc and its future proof meaning you'll get more in the future.
I would really trade that 41 mpx for all these enhancements and more future features.
 
Well then, we will just have to wait then.
But still,20 mpx ain't bad either its great too.
Best of all, with Lumia Denim your getting enhanced features which 1020 is not getting like faster camera app,faster shot to shot,faster processing,new video features in which in you can tap to focus,autofocus,manual focus,change white balance DURING RECORDING VIDEOS etc and its future proof meaning you'll get more in the future.
I would really trade that 41 mpx for all these enhancements and more future features.
But 1020 had Best Indoor just Hope They Improve 930's Camera with Denim
 
But 1020 had Best Indoor just Hope They Improve 930's Camera with Denim

To be honest, it also sometimes bring noise in the pictures. I have a 1020 so that's why I am saying and most of all,its way slow in taking pics. It's a great camera phone I will say that but to say its the best,it ain't because of its weaker chipset.
With Lumia denim,you will get improved algorithms and for those who have 930/Icon and 1520. 1020 and the rest won't benefit from the Denim due to weak hardware. And who knows what you might get in future? Slow motion maybe.

The 1020 is great in capturing still photos but I would seriously recommend the 930 for being future proof in features and software wise.
 
To be honest, it also sometimes bring noise in the pictures. I have a 1020 so that's why I am saying and most of all,its way slow in taking pics. It's a great camera phone I will say that but to say its the best,it ain't because of its weaker chipset.
With Lumia denim,you will get improved algorithms and for those who have 930/Icon and 1520. 1020 and the rest won't benefit from the Denim due to weak hardware. And who knows what you might get in future? Slow motion maybe.

The 1020 is great in capturing still photos but I would seriously recommend the 930 for being future proof in features and software wise.
True but Till Denim come I think 1020's Successor will Get announced.
 
True but Till Denim come I think 1020's Successor will Get announced.

I don't think so as the Denim will roll out in Q4 meaning now. Maybe in November or max in December your 930 might receive it whereas the 1020 will be until next year.
Whereas the successor goes,the next event is Build 2015 which is in April. So that's a very long way.......
 
There's nothing to do with aperture size of 930/1520.

Noise it's because autosettings choose high ISO. Anything about ISO 600 is very bad for sharper images.

Blurry photos I will need a example for explain. But maybe it's related with bad focus.
 
Ah that's why. The phone will ramp ISO or light sensitivity in darker scenes. The higher the ISO the greater the noise.

2 options around this.

1. Shoot in lower iso but that increases exposure time leading to blurring.
2. Shoot in semi moderate iso like 400 and use a noise removal filter in PhotoShop.

For most of my photos I clean them up with Imagenomic Noiseware in Photoshop and the results are outstanding.
 
I find using manual focus to infinity in low light works better

How will that help? The focal point of the lens has no bearing on the image's exposure whatsoever. Only factors that should matter are shutter speed, ISO, and aperture.
 

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