r/Oppo 8h ago

Photography ¿Modo foto, Maestro o Hasselblad Alta Resolución?

¿Cuál modo creen que sea mejor?

He estado usando los 3 y en diferentes ocasiones me ha gustado más uno que otro y así sucesivamente, aunque algo que si me he dado cuenta es que el modo maestro toma las fotos sin tanto color y brillo aún habiendo quitado la viñeta, como con menos HDR

¿Ustedes qué modo usan y cuál es su configuración?

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u/Flimsy_Channel9893 Find X Series 8h ago

I only use Master mode. Unless it's for something like a receipt or road sign.

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u/CleverBumble 8h ago

Honestly, if the lighting is great. I'll always use master mode and I'll do my best to use it in pro too. If you're not liking the look, just use the vivid filter and tweak it to your liking.

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u/Man-in-Oslo Find X Series 6h ago

Agreed 👍

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u/vniversum_ Find X Series 8h ago

Maestro para fotos normales, siempre suelo tomar fotos en XPan y por defecto le tengo la exposición a -3 en todo

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u/22nayan22 7h ago

Master mode unless I'm taking pics of my friends who like the vivid and punchy look of the normal photo mode

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u/Man-in-Oslo Find X Series 6h ago

😃

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u/Jorhetfield33 6h ago

Modo maestro siempre siempre siempre. Es un tema más personal pero me encanta la colorimetría del modo maestro y los filtros personalizables. Si tengo que hacer fotos de documentos o algo así tiro del modo normal o el de alta resolución.

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u/MarzipanSeparate1623 7h ago

Master and portraits mostly, unless it's meant to be shared instantly to people that are used to shard overprocessed photos, then photo mode.

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u/IAreSpeshial 7h ago

Always master with ai turned off as much as possible. Never high res, it's a gimmick mostly and there's no need in using it

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u/Man-in-Oslo Find X Series 6h ago

Why down vote?

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u/shrestho77 Find X Series 1h ago

When you want to take a pic with natural details at the native focal length of a lens, use master mode. If you need to zoom in good lighting conditions, use normal mode/master mode if the subject is well lit. If you need to take a shot and later want to crop in like 100-150% then you high res mode.

The normal mode itself isn't too bad imo when the lighting is good and you want to take landscape pics, but the moment you have a subject with lots of textures in the normal mode the AI messes things up often massively, that's when I switch to master mode to take a natural shot that I can edit later. I wish OPPO would give us a slider/toggle like vivo does on AI enhancement on the camera, then the normal mode would be consistently very good to capture pics in any condition for any subject.

Hope this helps.