My camera is broken

[Riven377]

Before i upgrade my android to 6.0 i have beautiful Pictures but after.. something wrong what's happened. I can't do "normal" Photo Hard to get proper sharpness

[Uliwooly]

Could you elaborate?

[Riven377]

KURWA.The thing is, that after android 6.0 update something wrong happened with camera in my Xperia Z3 .I can't focus it, and the image after I take the photo is blurred.

[Uliwooly]

Check if there are any scratches on the camera lens and post some pictures here. 

[Vgof]

I just posted my own detail thread about this and now it is gone.  Who do I have to blame for that?

I can't say if the 6.01 update caused the problem or not, because my phone is new and and has been fully updated from day one.  What I do know is that the Z3 takes awful pictures.  Focus, color balance, fine detail, exposure are all off.  I tested it against my old Samsung S4 and the S4 smashed the Z3 in all departments.

My phone is new and does not have a scratched lens (just in case a certain person tries to make that excuse again to divert attention away from the real problem). 

[exsanguinator]

You are correct the S4 smashes it to bits, I've just accepted this flaw.

[exsanguinator]

And I'm still using 4.4.4

[Vgof]

But "WHY" is the camera so bad is the question why are trying to get an answer to.  Telling us the camera is bad, is not helping.  We are here to find reasons and solutions.  

Unless Sony wants to step up and admit that they put inferior sensors and lenses on their Xperia line of smartphone, I think they should take some interest in resolving these issues.  I am not one to stay quiet when I have been lied to, especial by a company like Sony that has a reputation to protect and is already struggling to survive in the smartphone market.  They don't need a person like me hitting all the review sites telling everyone that they put crappy hardware in their phones.

[Zero3hero]

@Vgof

Agree!

[exsanguinator]

Not going to happen, especially now with a whole new range out.
You'll just need to learn to accept your high pixel snapshots