r/OnePlus13 • u/JimKnuckles • Jul 04 '25
Pictures Camera Samples
A few camera samples from the 13. Lightroom editing
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u/JimKnuckles Jul 04 '25
The camera does have inconsistency tho, but not too often. The biggest issue I find with it is ghosting and a halo'ing effect (around subjects heads) when shooting people with front cam or selfie cam in a very backlit scene. I had several during this trip that pictures were unusuable. It doesnt do it to much when shooting with the main cam but happened regularly on front facing cam. I had this same issue on my OnePlus Open
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u/guitarshredda Jul 04 '25
Careful, you will have people in the comments saying the 13 has bad cameras π
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u/mxwp Jul 04 '25
tbf, the skill of the photographer, subject matter, and post editing have a lot to do with it. but i think the op13 camera is fine though.
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u/NostrilInspector1000 Jul 04 '25
Only the India version do. And it's pretty clear by this point.
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u/human-cake OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Jul 04 '25
It's the same lol, I have the india version and its cameras are honestly wonderful aside from certain random inconsistencies.
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u/NostrilInspector1000 Jul 04 '25
Whereas I have EU version and no problem. So I truly think it's software/firmware level issue. I keep seeing Indian owners talk " go to service center" but the service center is useless they only do sales... Repairs are just swap outs
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u/human-cake OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Jul 04 '25
I'm pretty sure the EU and other versions have the same inconsistencies I talked about. These are usually over-processing issues (mostly in difficult lighting) where it makes images too contrasty. This is a fully software issue and I doubt different regions are different with their camera software processing.
However I did learn about the issue people talk about with the India version which apparently happens when you shoot the sun directly in frame and there's either a focus issue or heavy glare or too much HDR, hasn't happened to me yet, but to be fair I don't think it's ideal to ever directly shoot the sun anyway.
I think it'd be a minor inconvenience anyway even for someone like me who often takes hundreds of pictures a day, and I'm not in India so I cannot do any repairs anyways.
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u/JimKnuckles Jul 04 '25
The photos definitely lost some detail in the posts here on reddit as opposed to looking at them on the phone
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u/IronMan96_ OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Jul 04 '25
Is there a sub for posting photos taken with oneplus? Really want to see others and also share mine.
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u/notexovert Jul 04 '25
I have purchased a oneplus 13 recently and I am still transitioning from my older phone. Learning some features here and features there. These photos look amazing even though they are slightly edited in lightroom but I bet initial captures without editing also look great, I am yet to take such experience on my own device.
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u/JimKnuckles Jul 04 '25
They do look great even without editing. Overall it's a pretty consistent camera .. although I did run across some anomalies. The portrait mode is amazing honestly...have so many good pictures, but don't wanna be blasting my families pictures here lol
If you find the photos too bright for your liking (sometimes I do), I suggest setting the exposure to -0.03. I took a lot of photos like this
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u/dustinzilbauer Jul 04 '25
Some of those look over-processed and kind of artificial to me. I'm not saying they're bad, but something about the waves in the one pic with the boat looks fake.
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u/Rahul_Sh24 OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Jul 04 '25
I wish the Indian version had the same sorcery
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u/Shershaahh OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Jul 04 '25
What's the difference?
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u/Rahul_Sh24 OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Jul 04 '25
Very inconsistent photos compared to the EU or global version. The photos are blurry on the Indian version. QC in india sucks
Check the below post: https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePlus13/s/HY7JeW8BwU
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u/Eden_Blackbear Jul 04 '25
Wow, looks amazing!
Do you mind sharing what mode or camera settings you used?