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Big win for natural photography. Vivo has made an official change to the way it handles images by default: they won’t re-enable beauty modeunless the user chooses it
Big win for natural photography. Vivo has made an official change to the way it handles images by default: they won’t re-enable beauty modeunless the user chooses it manually.
Available in both selfie and portrait mode, this function is idle from sixth gear, according to Vivo. According to the preferences of Spanish users. It is a much more involved decision than it seems a priori. We tell you why.
We are facing a new age of photography, for better or for worse. The positive side of these new times comes from the hardware: manufacturers rely on massive sensors for the greatest distances and collaborate with companies like Leica or Zeiss to improve the final quality of lenses.
The immediate result of these solutions should be a significant increase in clarity and naturalness: This is not so. We have more and more artificial processing and the only way to appreciate the true quality of the sensor is to shoot in RAW mode or high resolution mode.
Besides seeing these aggressive defendants, it’s particularly shocking beauty mods It remains the norm on Asian mobile phones. The vast majority of terminals from companies such as Xiaomi, OPPO, Realme, OnePlus and others usually come with (somewhat) active beauty mode both in portrait mode and selfie mode. This is a decision that has dragged on for years: to want a photo of a face that is as white and straight as possible.
Until a short time ago, beauty mods worked with this aggression.
Fortunately, we’re far from the beauty mode aggressiveness that phones had a few years ago, but seeing them active by default is still the norm. Vivo was one of the first Chinese companies to segment by country: Spanish consumers, according to their research, they don’t want beauty mode.
In the live state, This measure applies to all terminals for sale in Europe.. They explain to us from the company that it is being phased out in the latest OTAs and will affect all terminals that come with FuntouchOS.
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Emma Ortiz is a gadget expert and author at Div Bracket. She provides in-depth coverage of the latest and greatest in consumer technology, offering readers an inside look at the latest trends and innovations in the world of gadgets.
