Oh yeah black and white dogs are challenging. To make matters worse, mine is a greyhound. She only is still when she's asleep, so even with our naked eyes we aren't sure what she looks like.
. Her tail is always wagging. She's a happy dog and almost never in focus. Even though she's quite old now, she's active when she's up and about. It's fun to take slow motion video of her, but it's not possible to get non blurry low light indoor photos of her.I'm afraid you could be right. We shall see. I hope the new Snapdragon processor is not going to be problematic in any way, even though I hope the LG G6 will be a good buy well into 2017.The g6 may well be the best smartphone LG has released to date but then again the v20 may have something to say about that.
It really is like the g6 is an addition to 2016 smartphones that were released and will not be able to compete with the upcoming 2017 flagships. Factor in the current price it is commanding it isn't worth it and well you will have an outdated phone in no time.
Patience folks, you will be rewarded and very soon.
The g6 may well be the best smartphone LG has released to date but then again the v20 may have something to say about that.
It really is like the g6 is an addition to 2016 smartphones that were released and will not be able to compete with the upcoming 2017 flagships. Factor in the current price it is commanding it isn't worth it and well you will have an outdated phone in no time.
Patience folks, you will be rewarded and very soon.
The only problem with that scenario is....Google wll not port the images to the G6. So you are left with Dev support for it. Not sure there is enough interest right now in the Dev community for the G6.
great devices, great prices, great specs, great support... I never had a Nexus phone but my husband has a Nexus tablet. It's about 4 years old, I think, yet he was able to put Marshmallow on it last year and it still works very well. In fact he let me borrow it a few times and I've always liked it. But it's the one hand me down he won't hand down to me, darn it! I wish he had bought me one back in the day. I asked him to but he said I was better off going with an iPad Air. He offered me a choice and back then I was pretty stuck on my iPhone and my gigantic iPad, so I hesitated to turn down an iPad for something I didn't know very well, especially when he was talking me out of it.Sadly the Nexus days are over
now you get sort of the same for three times the cost.
I'm still waiting to see how Google shapes up its supply, support, and service issues and then I'll think about jumping on the Pixel bandwagon. Depending how things go that will be the 2018 release, I think. LG could win me over in 2018 depending on how they handle the same issues.
Yikes!So tested the camera this evening on a little hike. The pics cane out really blurry. All I did was pointt and shoot. It was right at dusk.....
Our dog was was hardly moving in her shots. Kinda underwhelmed with the camera.
Lol, both of my sisters-in-law each have those English bulldogs. They're cute but drooly and they sure do pass a lot of gas...from both ends. So do their dogs.
His complaint about the over processed photos is the same I've had for lo these many years of iPhone photography. Drives me nuts. My 7 Plus still does this, but to a far lesser degree and not nearly as often as my 6s Plus did. I really was very happy with the 6s Plus but that camera was
sometimes. My SE, which was supposed to have the same camera, performed a noticeable bit better somhow. But both were plagued with a white balance that blondes look a bit greenish. I see that sort of thing going on a bit on the G6 sample photos that were released in preliminary overviews. 
Yeah but hopefully Samsung have adjusted their post processing which added far too much artificial sharpness. Which whilst great on your 5"+ screen, really is a detriment when viewed full res on a bigger screen. They (OEM's) all need to improve processing to one degree or another ....His complaint about the over processed photos is the same I've had for lo these many years of iPhone photography. Drives me nuts. My 7 Plus still does this, but to a far lesser degree and not nearly as often as my 6s Plus did. I really was very happy with the 6s Plus but that camera was
There's a number of other reasons I'm reluctantly moving this off of my "OMG, gotta have it list" for now. I'm saying that before even seeing the Samsung event. But I will be taking a good look at it when I can find it at the Best Buy.
Oddly enough the OnePlus 3T is still on my consideration list.
Oh I agree about that. I remember looking at your Honor 8 vs S7 photos and that's where it really struck me, what the over sharpening was doing to fine details. Let's hope they've improved that...but this is Samsung and they love their saturation and their sharpening! So I'm not holding my breath.
The camera really needs improvement. It takes some great still shots but throw in movement and not so perfect lighting and you get blurry shots.
I don't know if it's DOA. A lot of people want the large 2:1 screen size but don't want the edges on the Samsung. The problem is that LG killed the appeal of this phone for a lot of people by giving it only 32GB onboard storage and no wireless charging except for the US. Which is absurd for a phone that is all glass!
Not everyone likes Samsung. This phone could sell if not for some decisions that might have made sense in a room full of bean counters but don't hold up to scrutiny out in the real world.
