RAW support for Xperia Devices

Hey there, its me again, and its been 2 years and there is still no RAW support on Sony devices, even on Oreo.

I would like to raise this matter by telling Sony to just support RAW photos,and this will only be possible by sending them emails addressing the issue, please go here or to your local Sony contact site and send them emails. If anyone can set up a petition, that's well and fine, but it doesn't work.

Apart from that, Sony provides really a really nice and smooth stock android experience with minimal bloatware and extreme customisability and I love their design. But for the love of gawd, please enable RAW support already.

With RAW, we would be able to compensate for the shitty(not on the XZ and above series) algorithms used by Sony for their cameras and use the Google Pixel Camera's HDR+ version. So please folks at r/android, help us Sony users make this thing visible to Sony.

And watch this amazing video by u/yograut on his Xperia XZ1 which demonstrates the fact that the sensors used are good, but the act of editing make the slightly befriddled algorithms better

Also,cansomeonepmmeagoodandroidtabletstogetcozIhaven'tseenanandroidtabletthatpleasesme

Edit: Repost coz previous post wasnt visible



Submitted November 27, 2017 at 06:31AM by CarbonoAtom http://ift.tt/2iVzXu1 http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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