Coolpad Cool 1 Camera test with Real life samples - Nothing Wired By Nothing Wired

Hey, what's up go little deep into the case? Why and performance of this device in the camera? Department it's a pretty interesting device specifically because it's not the zeroth divided from the first devices under 14 or 15 K Indian rupees, which has a dual camera setup. You have dual camera setups before this one, but they were much more expensively, the first one that I think broke the 15 K barrier, it's available for less than 14 K. Now, when we talk about the cameras, we need to know that it has two 13mp sensors here: M 8 MP sensor on the front. First, let's talk about the 13 MP sensor you can see. Put the sensors are vertically aligned accompanied by dual LED flash. A dual LED flash makes your white balance that much more accurate.

The 13 MP camera has an f by 2.0 max aperture, which is very good. Now out of these two sensors, both are 13 MP sensors. One is an RGB sensor. That means a color sensor. Another is a black-and-white sensor.

Now. What is an RGB sensor is RGB is nothing. RGB is red, green blue. That means the colors. So it's nothing but a color filter over another and otherwise black and white sensor.

So one has the color filter. Another one does not the one does not have the color filter. The black and white is obviously because of the lack of that filter is slightly sharper than an RGB sensor and in combination Cooper promises that this whole camera module could produce pictures slightly sharper than cameras, which is a single RGB sense. Now talking about the front 8mp camera, it has a max aperture of F by 2.2, which is very decent for a front camera, but you do not have a flash there out of like the flash really now, let's take a look at the UI. Okay, we'll start with the back camera first, so you see they are this many shooting modes.

You have a photo, just go drag it up to go to video, and then you also have a night mode here. You have a beauty mode and then approve or more customized version. So there's pretty fast here you have the flash option and then something call it aperture which will take advantage of the dual in setup. We'll come back to that in a bit you have HER and then that's the total between front and back cameras. Quite quick! You can see there.

Also, you have some stickers and other watermark option. Basically, then you go, and can have a slow video, a long exposure, panoramas GIF. That kind of thing so in photo, you see the max aperture is 13mp and in 16 by 9 you have 10 MB and interestingly, there are only two options. So the sounds of the other system options over there yeah that's the photo one in video in the video mode, and they see the max is 4k. So this guy shoots 4k, but not that only at 30fps and then similar options out there in the beauty mode.

You can set the beauty level one two three but note that the more, the higher number would actually remove most of the texture from the faces most of the detail from the faces, and then you have the pro version where you can go ahead and the say you can alter the focus you can have auto or manual. You can have exposure timing by default in auto your saw, expert timing, yeah then ISO's and white balance and that kind of stuff, and then this one is what they call DSLR mode. So you can see you can add the software level change the aperture and what it does is that a once you set it let's say: 2.8 or 2.0. Then one of these sensors act as a depth sensor. It actually measures the distance between the subject and the background, and because it knows the distance it can.

Actually, you know make the background, naturally out of focus not, not like your DSLR, not as natural LT SLR, but much better than the one that does it purely at the software level. We'll see some results a little later to know how it goes. Let's switch to the front camera and the 8mp front camera, which are you can see it pretty fast, does not lag at all. It's quite bright as well and shows quite a good amount of detail. You also have some other options, but because of the lack of flash it not has, the flash sign here photo and still video the front camera max video resolution is 1080p and in photo you know it's 8 MB, and here you also have some filters over there.

So that's as much as the UI. Now, let's talk about some performance. The main thing is the image and video performance which is great and particularly the dwell length. Setup works really well at this price point you'd be really hard-pressed to find a duel and set up in another phone. This form, you might think that they, you know they might have adjusted in the quality because they have to give that dwell and setup or dwell and ecosystem in this fight, but know that dwell and said at least that the lens could make the background out of focus very nicely, and the difference is actually noticeable.

You can see in this set of pictures where, without the Booker, when we shot, then the background is clearly not as out-of-focus s. Probably a DSLR would make it, but when you use the drill and set up and use that particular SLR more, then you can see how cool the Booker I look like, and it's almost around this show, although at a softer, obviously cannot go to the hardware level of the DSLR. How much we talk about that thing, but it kind of emulates that effect really well, overall, good quality details under enough light and the beauty mode in particular works really well, including the one on the front camera. On the front camera we took selfies under really low light, and that also came off pretty well overall. One of the best cameras at this price point definitely.

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