yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC EVO 3D] il Duce:
fyi it's quite possible those ROMs set a LOW minimum (sleep) frequency, which SOME devices don't like. stock (like HTC stock) is 384000, but a LOT of devs set theirs to 192000 to conserve battery.

check here and report YOUR value:

/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq

if it's 192000 that's likely your problem, set it to 384000. if it's already 384000 then it's something else, you ever looked at the scripts you have in init.d and what they're doing?

EDIT: and if you REALLY wanna know what's happening and what's erroring, hook up adb and watch the log, pull a last_kmsg, dmesg, etc. Maybe it would help narrow things down :)
[HTC EVO 3D] notsointeresting:
It was set to 486mhz

And I was going to pull a logcat, but since this seems to happen when in a pocket for some reason its hard to keep it connected to a cable lol, but ill try the others
[HTC EVO 3D] wloftus:
seriously the most simplest of answera isa the one over looked.....it sounds too basic and the rest are over delving in to the matter sometimes the right answer is tho most simplest.....
[HTC EVO 3D] notsointeresting:
Well I think im going to go back to stock unrooted via RUU for a couple days, this will be the most obvious way to figure out if it is an overheating/hardware problem.

But in using the device, and seeing the conditions this problem arises in , it just doesn't feel like it. but hell you might be right lol , we'll see :D
[HTC EVO 3D] rsanchez1:
Have you made any progress with this? I think I have the exact same problem you have. At first I thought it was because of the pocket, but now I figured out it only freezes if the screen is turned off and the phone is not connected to a charger.
[HTC Wildfire S] kagevazquez:
Has anyone tried the patch that's there I don't think many people have even seen it so here you go

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1434497

Sent from my HTC_A510c
[HTC One X] molecule_cc:
In case you wondering what kind of picture quality the HTC One X and One S were capable of spitting out, we have a few images here that show off exactly what their new ImageSense technology is all about.

HTC, who has long been known for providing one of the lesser quality cameras on the market, made a pretty big deal about their new camera tech equipping their flagships with with f/2.o aperture/28mm lenses and they even going as far as giving their devices their own dedicated processor for snapping pics, dubbed “ImageChip.” In theory, ImageChip increases image quality while providing super quick autofocus and taking equally fast snapshots on the fly. The LED even features 5 levels of brightness which should eliminate those creepy washed out photos you take in dimly lit areas.

Source: http://phandroid.com/2012/03/02/htc-one-test-shots-show-off-image-quality-of-htcs-new-camera-tech-gallery/

HTC Official: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150821613873084.501840.101063233083&type=3
[HTC One X] Eggcake:
It should be mentioned explicitly that those pictures are from HTC and do not come from unbiased sources. I'm still waiting on actual test shots.
[HTC One X] molecule_cc:
These are actual pics taken by the HTC one series, and HTC recently posted them to their official page on the facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150821613873084.501840.101063233083&type=3
[HTC One X] shea-bird:
yes true but we have no idea of the settings used while taking the shots, and while nice, hoping for some testers to post some more real world shots!!
[HTC One X] hamdir:
yes HTC said they gave the One X/S to some local photographers in Barcelona and they took these
[HTC One X] zoobzone:
Looks like a bunch of post processed shots to me, the color contrasts are way over the top.

Still nice pics regardless.
[HTC One X] 1982Strand:
What's the ppi of the pictures the One X can take?
[HTC One X] :
Third pic from top

guy in the top right

hands yellow?!?! O__o

Camera technology must be in early stage lol
[HTC One X] bimmerboii:
I wonder if the camera will suffer from blurry shots due to the very fast photo capture time? ie similar to galaxy nexus zero shutter lag = blurry photos
[HTC One X] craig0r:
That's a good concern. I'm going to give HTC the benefit of the doubt on this one, based on the terrific camera specs and dedicated imaging chip, but who knows...
[HTC One X] ReichMann:
Why in the 1st pic there is some Violet-colour on the fish?

Hope that the Audio Beast go with One X:D
[HTC One X] witek_77:
I only hope so that are really photos from one X becouse HTC has horrible camera with pink spot on the screen. My first HTC HD2 and now Desire Z have this
[HTC One X] Anthropologic:
Very nice, it should look like this pictures! I'm fascinated. :D
[HTC One X] crises:
In the HTC's facebook page for Spain they have a lot more pictures. Can't post external links, so go check it yourself.
[HTC One X] shea-bird:
It's actually the HTC France page and I don't know why they would post them to that page and not their USA page...weird. While I enjoy those shots, I wanna see how the camera shoots in Auto mode. Most of those pictures were shot using a filter or edited with some sort of app. Would like to see standard shots...lets go HTC!!
[HTC One X] crises:
Maybe both man... i saw them in the spanish page. And btw the shots were taken in Barcelona during the MWC, so it makes sense.
[HTC One X] shea-bird:
ohh I couldn't even find their FB spain page, only France. Either way a lot of those pictures have been floating around for a while, but it was nice to see a few more. I guess we will see what happens when the tech sites get their review units
[HTC One X] Radiognome:
Hopefully you will be able to save photos in RAW format for editing on a pc or at least be able to adjust the jpeg compression .
[HTC One X] brian85:
What's up with the noise/compression in all these pics? Noticeable on blue skies and such.
[HTC One X] nismo-gtr:
any nighttime shots.

these daytime shots look great.
[HTC One X] Sarsippius:
There's a bunch of pics on this page taken during MWC, you'll need to translate

http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=566&t=2632346&last=34437590

Looks like it will be a pretty decent camera.
[HTC One X] Noneus:
I couldn't click on any of the links using google translate. Just stay on the chinese site to view the pictures.

Thanks for the link. Gets me even more excited :)
[HTC One X] fi3ry_icy:
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/65097501-post286.html

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/65076384-post279.html

cheers!

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http://translate.google.com/transla...topicdetail.php?f=566&t=2632346&last=34437590
[HTC One X] hamdir:
ok these were posted before but they are very good sample of the 1080p camera, of course two things to note these video are re-encoded when uploaded to YouTube and the light is ideal for shooting ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qujf22EPJ0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isdp1zR_lRE

apparently taken by some of the marketing guys you can see these videos and pictures from the same area in gallery app here (end of video):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qujf22EPJ0

i tried to find the tropic stills but no luck
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
Nope it saves it as raw and converts it immediately to jpeg.. You just can set the quality like always afaik...

Maybe a dev will look into this and disable jpg conversion :) would be a cool feature having a phone with raw photos
[HTC One X] fi3ry_icy:
would be cool.. but are there any apps that can open raw photos? ;)
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
That would be the other question lol.. Didn't come up with one.. Sry
[HTC One X] hamdir:
finally more camera samples from the One X, good colors reproduction and nice low light action

the only problem i see is heavy sharpening/noise canceling which as usual can be sorted by disabling sharpening and auto enhance from the camera settings

http://blog.htc.com/2012/03/one-for-the-road-bangkok-and-jakarta/
[HTC One X] hungcolin:
Very nice shot in sunlight, can compare with my canon S95, but haven't see the night shot.
[HTC One X] shea-bird:
those pics look awesome...finally some unsaturated real pictures taken... very very excited at this point...
[HTC One X] hamdir:
more samples from france but this time they posted them low res (blame the blogger i guess) next is poland, color seems excellent as usual

http://blog.htc.com/2012/03/htc-one-road-show-vive-la-france/

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more were posted on the french facebook, remember these are very badly compressed by facebook upload, i suppose they will post them on google plus soon

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.387840627901131.97220.124812020870661&type=3
[HTC One X] nismo-gtr:
nice shots.
[HTC One X] Chad_Petree:
Im really excited about the camera now that ive seen the samples from Bangkok :p
[HTC One X] hamdir:
ok they re-included the full scale photos at the blog, again we see HTC sharpness algorithm, remember sharpness can be disabled
[HTC One X] fi3ry_icy:
these are the full resolution shots? do they have the same shot with the sharpness disabled? is it possible to apply the image sense sharpening as manual post processing ?
[HTC One X] hamdir:
no these were taken most likely with the default settings and i don't think sharpness is available as a post effect
[HTC One X] DomCowell:
Those shots look incredible, considering how large they are..
[HTC One X] BugsyLawson:
I couldn't comment on RAW photos from the phone, but editing RAW images is quite commonplace in photography. Most DSLR's (and even some compacts) allow RAW capture, which you can then open, edit and post process in something like Photoshop or Lightroom etc. As I mentioned though, I don't know if or how well such applications could handle RAW images from the phone.

Cheers,

Bugsy.

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Looking at the EXIF data, the first image was taken with the HTC One S, the second with the One X and the third doesn't appear to contain any data.

For a phone camera these look pretty nice to me. These were all taken in good light conditions at ISO 100 though, so we'll have to wait and see how well the camera fairs in more challenging situations.

Bugsy

PS. I'm really struggling to read the reCAPTCHA images that I'm asked to complete with every post. Is this something that will disappear once I've been on the forum for a while?
[HTC One X] mmx6688:
All the photos are very nice. I do not use phones camera much in my past phones. Maybe one X will change that.
[HTC One X] fi3ry_icy:
yeah, i have quite a few friends who shoot pics in RAW on their dslr... :D im a kid who isnt rich enough to grab one of those so i imagine it would be cool if i could say that my camera can shoot pics and store them as RAW as well!

the only problem we have here would be apps to do post processing and conversion of the RAW images and the amount of battery that will be zapped by doing so.. :mad:
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Camera Demo UI here, in Italian.

[YOUTUBE]Zg3gu8qTuE8[/YOUTUBE]
[HTC One X] eeeeeee:
Apparently italians are good with demos, it's very good despite the need to use google translate every second to check what the options really are.

I found that there is an option to turn on/of video stablilization which is very good.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Check the HTC presentation of the HTC ONE X at Barcelona.

It shows low light comparisons with the iphone4s.

So, to say a f2.0 lens is meaningless & just hype - eat your words.
[HTC One X] brian85:
Link????????
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
Having a pentax slr ;) I can say it's worth the money btw..

Yes there are apps like lightroom etc but is very any app for android which can view the files...

And the filesize would be another issue..
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n66oI1g12FE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

12mins or so.
[HTC One X] craigspc:
If you want a good look at the interface with an english commentary, you should check out the video that Bugsy posted in another thread.

He's using a custom ROM for the purpose, but he's made a really good job out of it I think:

http://youtu.be/pAb1_YvOLto
[HTC One X] hamdir:
http://www.smartphonegurus.com/forums/topic/15123-review-o2-htc-one-x-and-one-s-taster/

HTC One X camera samples, great as usual if it wasn't for HTC agressive default sharpness settings

VS

HTC One S, seems very different :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] shea-bird:
agreed, the one X pictures are clearer and sharper. Very odd considering they share the same camera and software.

could the quad core produce better images than the krait??

this would be a biggg miss in my opinion if its true. that means the US X would share similar images to the S.

total speculation, as these photos were taken with little regard to proper testing, but its just odd that there is such a difference in quality.

hopefully we get an answer soon...could just be a dirty lens too.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
quad has nothing to do with this, must be a different sensor, or the unfinished software

expect to find at least two different sensor within the One X range, all manufacturers do this
[HTC One X] hamdir:
thanks mate you missed one pic

https://plus.google.com/photos/109706364230229350173/albums/5725005836763911889?banner=pwa
[HTC One X] mixmaster:
Is it possible to turn off the image sharpen and noise reduction on this phone? It looks annoying
[HTC One X] hamdir:
yes just like all HTC phones Auto enhance and Sharpness (both sharpness and noise reduction combined) can be turned off
[HTC One X] mixmaster:
One X VS Nokia 808

Nokia 808 Pureview :

HTC One X:

The HTC seems to have over processed image hence the detail lost and produces unnatural picture

Nokia(at least the one on this test) has issue with its white balance (which is not a big issue). But just look at those amazing details
[HTC One X] hamdir:
like i said it can be turned off, i already confirmed the presence of this options in video demos

Take a look at my Desire HD camera guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9855939#post9855939
[HTC One X] shea-bird:
something I would have never thought. I figured they contracted one company to do all the sensors...that could def be a reason for differences...or software...once these reviews of the One X come out, I am sure we will see some in depth photo testing and any disparities will be revealed.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24203134&postcount=20

sharpness disabling (-2) confirmed!
[HTC One X] knoxploration:
The One S sample quite clearly has a problem. Either the image sensor isn't perpendicular to the optical path, or there's a decentered lens element. Either way, the left side of the image is seriously defocused when the center is fine. My guess is the sensor's crooked.

Either way, that's a physical hardware problem, likely because it's an early production or preproduction phone.

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Frankly, they both look awful in those individual photos. The Nokia still clearly wins, and much of the problems in that image can be fixed, but in both cases it looks to be caused by user error to me.

The Nokia image is milky, and my guess is they took the phone from an airconditioned room into a much warmer one, or (less likely) smudged the lens with something. There's also some really ugly distortion in the lens, and yes the white balance is not great (but that may be in part due to whatever caused the milkiness.)

The HTC image looks to be out of focus (point of focus a few feet behind the subjects); note the patterns on the sofa look sharper than anything else in the picture. I'm also thinking there's just a little motion blurring. The white balance is better, but the color (especially flesh tones) is terrible.

I wouldn't read anything at all into this comparison, other than that it isn't fair to either model.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
yes i agree very bad comparison, we already shown so much better examples of the One X camera

the most expensive SLR will still still fail in clumsy hands
[HTC One X] BugsyLawson:
The Nokia image is almost certainly affected by a greasy mark on the lens. Despite this, the large sensor of the 808 is in an entirely different class to the one found in the One X and that is still clearly visible in the amount of detail resolved in that image. There is no way that we can hope for the One X to compete directly on the image quality front.

Looking at the One X image, it might (as someone else pointed out) be ever so slightly out of focus. But the biggest problem here is motion blur. The image was taken at ISO 100, which was clearly a tad optimistic.

Looking at things realisticly though, you have to as yourself whether you'd buy a fairly average spec Symbian phone just for the camera? The HTC One has a lot more to offer as a smartphone, and the camera will be an evolutionary step forward over what we have currently.

Bugsy
[HTC One X] williamyi:
One X sample picture taken by a user inside a car

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2242124&view=findpost&p=50148806
[HTC One X] nismo-gtr:
it's kinda blurry? not as good as i thot.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
considering its an overcast sky and in car, not bad but too much noise, i guess it auto opted for highest ISO

by the way these photos are using the wide screen aspect, which eats a lot of pixels

blurry? too noisy and too compressed, there should be an option for compression in there
[HTC One X] -juanito-:
http://asia.cnet.com/camera-shootout-htc-one-x-versus-iphone-4s-62214101.htm?src=twt#0

guys..lookout to the first pic :(
[HTC One X] hamdir:
http://asia.cnet.com/camera-shootout-htc-one-x-versus-iphone-4s-62214101.htm?src=twt#0

shrapness along with edge noise can be turned off by sharpness -2

camera samples looks bigger on the iPhone this is because the stupid tester didn't turn off widescreen aspect in the settings menu and hence the One X image turned out less than full 8MPixels

seems a more detailed is resolved in darkness and black thanks to f2.0, it takes a second to burn/contrast these images from the HTC gallery effects menu!

the backlight photo of the girl is excellent

the One X is resolving more details @ full scale crops too

I am actually surprised how close they look! is this the same sensor source? sony?

i see the One X a clear winner, thanks to more detail in darkness, shutter speed and backlight HDR, image contrast is for you to adjust from the camera app or the gallery!

The article concludes

"Overall, whether the One X or the iPhone 4S has a better camera boils down to individual preferences. The One X delivers sharper images at the expense of some noise, while the iPhone 4S delivers better colors and noise control.

Personally, the fast shutter speed and sharper images of the One X feel like the better option."
[HTC One X] vegetaleb:
I won't beleive either the car's guy photos nor Cnet.

Cnet is paid by apple and the photos from the car look like they were taken by a nokia 2mp phone from 2005
[HTC One X] Spybreak:
So if pictures look bad to you that means they're fake or paid by Apple to make them look bad? Fanboyism to the max.

The fact is lots of reviewers have no idea how to take proper pictures, and anyone can make even the best cameras take bad photos. So really, judging the phone from two blurry samples posted by someone on the internet is just not fair.

I suggest patience and wait for someone who actually knows how to operate a camera to post decent pictures. Although from what we have seen the camera is decent and about a million times better than previous HTC efforts.
[HTC One X] eeeeeee:
It eats 2Mpix and leaves us with 6Mpix.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
to be honest guys the more i look at these photos the more i think its carrying the same sensor on the iPhone 4s lol

its just too similar! of course ours is f2.0 vs f2.4
[HTC One X] eeeeeee:
Btw you can see the bear in 3D if you cross your eyes. =]
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
LMFAO

I wouldn't trust any cnet photos, they are extremely pro-apple.

Anyone seen the cnet transformer prime vs ipad 3 video, it's very pro-apple & can clearly be seen.

I also remember seeing the SGS2 vs iphone4s video which was also pro-apple, even though the SGS2 is widely known to be better, it even won the best smartphone award at the GSMA awards.

HTC themselves have given a comparison with the iphone4s on their press conference in Barcelona, the HTC ONE X Camera makes the iPhone look rather rubbish, especially with HDR on.
[HTC One X] BugsyLawson:
Hi,

I know that this has been mentioned by others, but while the images are highly compressed - compression is not the problem. What you see on the leaves etc (in the car shots) is a result of in-camera processing (such as edge enhamcement, sharpening, combinedwith noise reduction etc).

It is absolutely correct that enabling widescreen will reduce the overall resolution of the final image, but it is essentially just a crop. You still get the same quality, just a reduced field of view.

Looking at those test images though, it is obvious that the iPhone also has a focal length somewhere in the 35mm (?) range. To keep the test fair, the user of the iPhone should have stepped back a bit, or moved closer for the One X shots.

Bugsy
[HTC One X] knoxploration:
The EXIF has been stripped; those are not out-of-camera photos. Most likely they've been recompressed by the forum and/or the uploader, and who knows what other processing was done.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
to keep it fair sharpness should have been lowered a notch, the iPhone doesn't do aggressive sharpness, iPhone has no options, One X has options

do you keep your console, digital camera or tv at the default settings set by the manufacturer for demo purposes or you tweak them? heck do you leave your DSLR at default?

Fair comparison does not dictate leaving options on default

Instead of stepping back all they had to do is turn off the widescreen aspect on the One X
[HTC One X] BugsyLawson:
I do agree with all of the other comments in your post, but I must (respectfully) challenge you on this one. I’ll use a simple example to argue my point, but please don't take that as an insult (I just can’t think of a better way of esplaining it). I know that you are familiar with photography and I see that you’ve written a great photo guide on the Desire HD forum.

Anyway:

Let’s say that you’re facing a brick wall and take a photo with widescreen enabled. Perhaps you’ll get a photo with 50 bricks in it.

If you were to then disable widescreen to get a higher resolution image – you don’t get the same bricks at a higher resolution, you just get a higher resolution image with more bricks in it. In other words, you have a photo with a higher pixel count, but those pixels are distributed over a larger number of bricks. The original 50 bricks look identical to how they looked before in widescreen mode.

If, however, you were to take a step towards the wall and take another photo, you would then capture fewer bricks in more detail. This is essentially what the lens on the iPhone is doing:

Looking at the One X / iPhone comparison images, it would be easy to think that because the 100% crops from the iPhone are bigger, it must have something to do with the 8MP vs 6MP comparison -The difference though, actually comes down to the focal length (zoom level) of the lens. The iPhone has a focal length (film equivalent) of 35mm, while the One X has a wider 28mm lens. In effect, the iPhone’s sensor is getting a closer view of the scene (using the brick wall analogy from above – it has taken a step towards the wall).

In order to judge how well each camera resolves detail in relative terms, both cameras need to be photographing the same thing. This is why the photos should be taken from a different distance.

Regards,

Bugsy
[HTC One X] Radiognome:
I have already asked this question in another thread, but will try here as well. Can photos be saved in raw format to be edited in photoshop, also is the in camera jpeg compression adjustable, allowing 0% compression and lastly video bitrate would be interesting?