OnePlus had promised this would happen and now it's here: an updated version of OxygenOS that's primarily aimed at getting better images from the OnePlus 7 Pro's rear camera, especially in low light. In fact, the OxygenOS 9.5.4/9.5.5 release notes specifically mention Nightscape (the low-light mode on the phone) and HDR as areas that need improvement after the fix is applied. White balance and focus are also mentioned as being more reliable "in various scenarios." So you should be getting better photos more often with the new version of the operating system built into your flagship. "Thank you for the overwhelming amount of positive and constructive feedback we receive from OnePlus 7 Pro Triple Camera users, the media, and our own community," says OnePlus.
Can we fix it?
During our OnePlus 7 Pro review, we mentioned that the triple-lens rear camera is "good, but not great." If phone software updates make a significant difference, we'll keep you posted. This isn't the first software update the OnePlus 7 Pro has received in its short life, and it won't be the last either: OnePlus said it was investigating issues with recording ghost taps on the screen, although no patches are included this time. round. As we know from the quality of images that Pixel phones are capable of, phones with a single 12,2-megapixel camera lens, side image processing software can make a huge difference in the quality of the final photo. We will have to wait and see what improvements OxygenOS 9.5.4/9.5.5 could bring. The rollout is staged, so if you don't see it on your phone yet, you should in the next few days. Via android police