How To Get Bokeh On Lg V30 Camera

Curran Youghthears · Monday 6 June 2022

Is there any way to go this on the V30?

I love this feature in my 7+ and I saw that the Note eight has it also.

10-15-2017 12:09 PM
I read that despite the 2 cameras, the V30 does not accept a portrait manner.

10-15-2017 12:53 PM
No the v30 uses a broad angle lens and then information technology's not possible. However, yous can utilize an app similar snapseed and use its software blur to create a similar upshot.

Edit: you can also download the Google pixel camera app it has a software mistiness characteristic that works pretty well.

10-15-2017 01:11 PM
Yeah, use transmission focus/focus peeking and select what you desire to focus on. Await at some of the shots in the picture thread, works bully.

10-fifteen-2017 01:12 PM
Originally Posted by jdfry15

No the v30 uses a wide angle lens and so it'due south not possible. Withal, you tin use an app similar snapseed and utilize its software blur to create a similar result.

Edit: you can also download the Google pixel camera app it has a software blur feature that works pretty well.

Originally Posted by md308

Aye, use manual focus/focus peeking and select what you lot want to focus on. Look at some of the shots in the moving picture thread, works great.

Awesome thanks!

I'll endeavor this if I go to play with another demo model

I didn't meet any that look like portrait mode in the thread

ten-xv-2017 02:34 PM
Originally Posted by erwaso

Awesome thanks!

I'll effort this if I get to play with another demo model

I didn't come across any that look like portrait style in the thread

Peradventure not the best case but I oasis't messed with it much. This was with the v30 Google camera app with groundwork blur enabled.

10-15-2017 02:49 PM
Originally Posted by jdfry15

Possibly not the best example but I oasis't messed with it much. This was with the v30 Google photographic camera app with background blur enabled.

Not a bad case thank you!

Is information technology quick to take more pics that way or does it take the "Saving... " load screen later each one you lot take?

10-xv-2017 03:23 PM
Originally Posted by erwaso

Not a bad example cheers!

Is information technology quick to take more pics that way or does information technology take the "Saving... " load screen after each one you take?

I call up information technology's pretty fast. It seems like yous tin have some other pic right abroad while the picture is nonetheless processing

10-15-2017 05:36 PM
Originally Posted past jdfry15

Mayhap not the all-time example just I haven't messed with information technology much. This was with the v30 Google camera app with background mistiness enabled.

Glad you posted this. I'll def be dl that app when I get the unlocked version, thanks

ten-fifteen-2017 10:18 PM
Originally Posted by jdfry15

Maybe not the all-time case but I haven't messed with it much. This was with the v30 Google camera app with background blur enabled.

So stupid question. I looked at the V30 again today and couldn't find and dl the google camera app. Is it by Google or a tertiary party?

10-xvi-2017 01:23 PM
Originally Posted by erwaso

So stupid question. I looked at the V30 over again today and couldn't find and dl the google camera app. Is it by Google or a third party?

Merely search for Google pixel camera apk and download it.

10-16-2017 04:45 PM
Originally Posted past jdfry15

Just search for Google pixel camera apk and download it.

Yeah I tried in store simply it wouldn't let me DL it lol

10-16-2017 06:50 PM
@erwaso I think he meant *Google pixel camera app*

I dl the 1st app, "Open Camera".
I think that'due south the one we desire. Idk how to use the mistiness effect nonetheless though

10-16-2017 07:34 PM
Originally Posted past jdfry15

Mayhap not the best case but I oasis't messed with it much. This was with the v30 Google camera app with background mistiness enabled.

How do you use it?

10-xvi-2017 07:46 PM
Originally Posted by Diehlirious

How practise you lot utilise it?

Select the lens mistiness when you open the camera app

10-16-2017 08:32 PM
The V30 has a wide bending dual photographic camera, non the monochrome/portrait mode camera. The Google photographic camera app has that blur effect built in and works on whatever phone. Yous tin can download the Google Pixel photographic camera chosen CameraNX1.apk you tin probably notice it via Google search.

10-sixteen-2017 08:42 PM
ah, give thanks you lot for clarifying flyingkytez. I'thou so used to getting my apps through the play shop I forgot to go that route

10-16-2017 08:49 PM
Originally Posted by jdfry15

Cheers

10-16-2017 08:54 PM
Originally Posted by flyingkytez

The V30 has a broad angle dual camera, not the monochrome/portrait mode camera. The Google camera app has that blur effect built in and works on whatsoever phone. You can download the Google Pixel camera called CameraNX1.apk you can probably notice it via Google search.

Well it'southward not uniform w/ the Moto E4 for some reason

Glad it'll work westward/ the V30 though.

10-16-2017 09:03 PM
Originally Posted by Diehlirious

Well information technology'southward not compatible w/ the Moto E for some reason

Glad information technology'll work due west/ the V30 though.

I think the phone needs the 820/821 or the 835 processor

10-16-2017 09:04 PM
Yeah that'due south right, I do remember that. Def thanks for your help. Erwaso & I should be gear up now.

10-16-2017 09:09 PM
Originally Posted by Diehlirious

Well information technology'southward not compatible w/ the Moto E4 for some reason

Glad it'll work westward/ the V30 though.

Snapseed has a portrait effect template and and so you tin can use the blur tool and information technology actually looks style better than the Annotation 8 portrait mode IMO which looks kinda fake and distorted.

10-17-2017 11:26 PM
To go the result optically, yous need the distance from the subject to the background to be much much bigger than the altitude from the camera to the subject.

10-18-2017 12:nineteen AM
Originally Posted past flyingkytez

Snapseed has a portrait effect template and so yous tin can employ the blur tool and it actually looks way better than the Note viii portrait mode IMO which looks kinda imitation and distorted.

Have you compared it to the Google Camera app? I think that would exist fun to do.

10-18-2017 06:59 PM
Originally Posted by ManiacJoe

To get the consequence optically, you need to distance from the subject field to the background to be much bigger than the distance from the camera to the subject area.

Something like this correct? I took this westward/ my 6p, click n shoot.

10-xviii-2017 07:05 PM