[OnePlus 3 & 3T Cross Device Development] topet2k12001:
Hi [MENTION=4837394]siankatabg[/MENTION],

Just wanted to leave feedback as I tested your ROM. I'm a fan of your work on the OOS Camera port as well. Great job and congrats!

A little about me: my previous phone was the LG G3 (D858HK dual SIM) and I created a GUI-based tool for rooting/TWRP/"bump" (like a bootloader unlock) of the LG G3 and I moved to the OnePlus after that (sometime in September 2016). Prior to the LG G3 I have been an avid user of Nexus devices. I am also in the habit of building my own ROMs for personal use (or building other ROMs from source).

1. OS: very smooth and fluid. No complaints here so far!

2. Kernel: I have built kernels before and I suggest users to just leave the kernel as-is and use the device as usual, at least for a week. In regular use, most kernels will give you good battery time in their default state/settings. For heavy use (long hours of gaming, watching videos, streaming music) - let's be realistic with our expectations.

3. OOS Camera (built-in with this ROM): All I can say is that the ported OOS Camera is really great. It opened the doors for users to finally flash a custom ROM and still get "stock-firmware" quality of pictures.

4. Issues: none so far. I tested Wi-Fi as well as calling (speaker turned on before dialing, speaker turned on after dialing and while waiting for other party to answer, switching speaker on and off while in conversation).

My install details:

1. Flashing method: Full wipe - even "Data" partition

2. Filesystem: I use EXT4 (using TWRP, you can format "Data" first - it will be formatted to F2FS. And then before rebooting, Go to Advanced Wipe again, check "Data", and then "Change Filesystem" and change it to EXT4. Finally, I also "Repaired" and "Resized" it in TWRP).

3. Rooting used: SuperSU 2.79

4. GApps used: OpenGApps

5. TWRP used: official TWRP 3.1.0 (I think official TWRP for OnePlus 3 is more mature now - I'm able to seamlessly switch/flash between custom ROMs like this one and OxygenOS 4.1.0 without "extra tricks" like dm-verity or flashing certain radios/modems, etc. - but maybe that's because I never perform a dirty flash or an OTA - I always go "full wipe").

6. AOSP Extended Build used: AospExtended-v3.3-oneplus3-20170315-1957-siankatabg.zip

Extra:

I took pictures using the OOS Camera port (built-in with this ROM), and I also took pictures with the stock OOS Camera that comes with OxygenOS.

Just for fun, I'll start a polling thread and will ask people to compare two sets of pictures, just with their eyes (and not analyzing the EXIF data, Histogram, etc.). Anyway it's a mix of HDR, HQ, and manual shots.

I'll upload pictures via cloud service/file hosting services so that people can download the pictures "as-is", view them on a bigger screen/monitor, etc. I'll leave the polling thread open for probably 2 weeks up to a month and then I'll tell which set of pictures was taken using OOS Camera port, and which set of pictures was taken using stock OOS Camera. :)

EDIT:

I created a "polling" thread, hope you can participate: https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3/how-to/poll-tell-difference-ported-oos-camera-t3574805

Thank you!