Realme , like many other manufacturers, has put a lot of focus on mobile photography. Among the possibilities offered by its terminals, there are those with greater or lesser hardware capacity, which influences the final result of the image. However, the software has a lot to say in this regard, and a well-shot photo, with the appropriate settings, can be more spectacular on a Realme C3 than on a Realme X50 Pro.
Generally speaking, the user usually delegates everything to the “point and shoot”. It is true, the terminals are increasingly prepared to detect the best conditions automatically, compensate the light, focus correctly etc … However, there are a series of manual adjustments that we cannot ignore , and that, if we get used to using them , we can get much more out of the camera of our Realme, while achieving better results.
Camera settings in Realme
All those adjustments that we make ourselves in order to modify the automatic parameters of the photo , we can consider them part of the manual adjustments, which are different from Pro Mode, which are intended to achieve the highest possible precision in a specific shot.
Interface options
These are the settings that will be visible to the naked eye when entering the camera application . One of them will refer to the size of the photo. For example, in a Realme X2 Pro we will see 64 megapixels as an option to activate or 48 megapixels in a Realme 5 Pro. On the contrary, terminals like the Realme C3 do not have this option. In these options we can also choose the mode to record video, the portrait mode for shots with the background out of focus or the night mode, which allows you to capture night shots with more clarity.
Top icons
In this section, we can activate various settings such as the flash, which can be left in manual, automatic or off mode . We also have the HDR mode to enhance the colors of the shots, the color filters and access to the adjustments. In this section we can select the timer or the grid that serves to better focus the object of the shot.
Just above the shooting options, we will see the Beauty Mode, which can be modified to be more or less intense. We will also see some points, which allow us to switch between the different lenses, from the main one to the other existing ones. In the same section we will find the zoom button to be able to enlarge distant shots.
Pro mode
You will have to go to the “More” section to find the rest of the available shooting options . Among them we find the following:
- Time Lapse – Allows you to take long exposure video shots
- Ultra Macro – Use the macro lens (if available) to capture details from just inches away
- Slow Motion : Record Slow Motion Videos
- Panoramic – Take panoramic shots by capturing various parts of the image to form a single
Pro or Expert Mode is where you can get the most out of your photos. It allows you to play with values such as exposure time, ISO, white balance (WB), focus (AF) or exposure value (EV). In this same menu, we can activate the support for the photographs to be stored in WAR / DNG format, which will allow their subsequent editing with a professional photographic retouching program. To modify any of these values we will only have to click on them and move the corresponding slider.
