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This is fabulous phone with lovely design.

But I am facing a huge problem with its selfie camera.

32 megapixels provided by you is not up to the mark.

When we take a selfie it takes 1-2 second to process the image and after processing the image quality , colour saturation , and contrast related details changes than that of during we take selfie..…

I have upgraded my phone with latest version, and it is said that this selfie camera issue will be resolved with this upgrad, but not at all..

So team nothing , please look into this and resolve this soon.

Thank you.

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- Raj (India)

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    Not only night time…anytime when the light source is strong and sharp, lens flares can be seen. Seems like a software issue since on changing angle or orientation, sometimes it is fixed .Also, closing and reopening the camera app sometimes fixes the issue.

    Also, the Ultrawide Camera`s image processing for LIGHT SOURCE is also not good and sometimes there is lens flare also.

    Another thing, between the main camera and ultrawide, the color consistency is still a bit off with the main camera applying a yellow tone to the overall picture and the ultrawide having a more whitish tone. In update 2.5.4, it was said to be fixed but I can still notice the inconsistency. Is it natural or you guys are noticing that too?

    Hello. I am a big fan of the nothing brand. I rarely participate in discussions and I’m not a fan of hating at all. I bought the Nothing 2a because of the design. I didn’t have high expectations for €300. The surprise was even greater that the phone is really great. probably the best for that price. But what I regret is the camera. As the guys above me write. The glare from the lamps is disastrous. Any outdoor night photo is unusable. The camera degrades completely. How could anyone let this out

    1. Light flare in the night photos is the most important concern along with the noise during night.

    2. Portrait mode - colors are washed a bit and in 2× details are missing

    3. Shutter lag n opening n closing animation along with lens switching can be made more smooth

      Have a look at noise and light flare/halo. Kindly look into this ASAP.

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      ShubhamSharma100 I bet they having a look at that at present already, as a) the claims for better camera performance gain a kinda upper hand and b) the overall results in non-ideal-conditions are visibly disappointing.

        Sambhrant thanks for the suggestions. But I like Google photos brother, it has all my photos from 5-10years ago backed up in it, in that way it’s useful for me.

            SKD Well then you’ll have to compromise because the processing time will still be a tad slower with Google photos as the native gallery app in any phone.

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              Sambhrant Bet you wanted to say “decrease”. Who really wants to achieve longer processing times?

              SKD Exactly. IRL experienced performance fluctuations must just not be existent, than to be compensated with 3rd party apps. The MD7200pro is more than capable for this. Expect some additional coding work to resolve this.

                  To be honest I also noticed such image processing time in Google Pixel 7A. Don`t know if that is fixed now. For me its not an issue. I am willing to give 5 seconds more if the final outcome is good. But lens flare? Seriously? Its destroying most of the pictures I am taking with a strong light source in the background.

                  Merged 1 post from the cameras will have some more updates.

                  There will be some new update to improve the cameras. Please Nothing…makes the phone a big gamble.