blurry pictures

[yoshiki2]

I recently bought this phone, and most of my pictures are blurry. Are you guys using any app for taking pictures?

 

[ven07]

Take a look http://forums.windowscentral.com/blu-win-hd-lte/352993-picture-videos-taken-my-blu-win-hd-lte.html

 

[dorelse]

Ok, very basic suggestion...there is a clear plastic protector over the camera lens...did you remove it? (I didn't initially...)

 

[Philip Hamm]

Using the built in camera app, Sight 360, and ProShot (which I personally recommend). Pictures are not very good as the camera is not very good on this phone, but they aren't blurry.

 

[RumoredNow]

Autofocus is slow and inaccurate for some shots with this phone. I think a lot of it has to do with poor choice of exposure values sometimes being used in auto, especially when combined with more complex scenes in terms of subject and light.

• In Camera App - go into settings and force a -2.0ev. That helps exposure and, IMHO, focus time/accuracy
• If the pic is going to be out of focus you should see it on the screen - disabling tap the screen to take a picture allows you to tap the area of the screen you want to focus in on and that engages manual focus
• Like Philip, I advise using alternate Camera Apps - he likes ProShot which is feature rich in terms of manual and saved settings, I prefer Camera360 Sight for point and shoot ease - either is a huge improvement over the stock Camera App

 

[shmsnh]

I find low-light photos are extremely blurry and grainy. Daylight photos look pretty good. I'm using ProShot. The default Camera app doesn't focus properly. As a result, all my videos go in and out of focus even when the subject is static.

 

[RumoredNow]

The most common correction for grainy low light photos is to decrease ISO.

ProShot has 2 customizable "slots" that will save settings for you. On my ProShot I have the C1 (Custom 1) saved with ISO 100 and that is the one I'd select for low light, no flash.