Fix for the "oil painting" effect of OnePlus 6 is in the works

02 July 2018
The OnePlus 5 and 5T also suffer from the same issue, their fix is being tested in Open Beta and will roll out soon.

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Jamesschwarz987, 02 Jul 2018Only for a show-off lolThat's Huawei!

    I thought it was only because of the sensor, it's too small lol

    That's why i hate tonal noise reduction and auto-sharpening image... i only prefer sharpen image selectively by manual edit and color noise reduction.

      Geric.770, 02 Jul 2018On Huawei phones, it is called "Watermark" which is present... moreOnly for a show-off lol

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        Geric.770, 02 Jul 2018Yes, there is "Light Painting" but turns out to be like a B... moreLol the oil panting effects present on the phone because of the aggresive sharpening and high noise reduction.

        As for the aggresive overprocessed image on smartphone nowadays, i really hope they put the sharpness to natural, just add some sharpness around the edges, kind of like what X-Reality technology on Sony's TV. With that, no artifacts will present even after noise reduction added.

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          • 02 Jul 2018

          Another day another OnePlus issue. Can't have enough.

            Oppaii, 02 Jul 2018What? Watermark is not the case...Yes, there is "Light Painting" but turns out to be like a Bokeh effect on my device technically.
            Watermark is the closest option to OnePlus' Oil Painting.

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              • 02 Jul 2018

              All phones with high resolution sensors do this..
              That is why Apple followers use 12MP too...
              Easy to hide it when you crop....

                Geric.770, 02 Jul 2018On Huawei phones, it is called "Watermark" which is present... moreWhat? Watermark is not the case...

                  On Huawei phones, it is called "Watermark" which is present even on low end devices. Handy for certain purposes, but overall it's useless.

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