It would be great if people who have their MK could share some example images captured with the phone.
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I love the vibe of the photos, especially the first one! Are these straight out of the camera?
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Yes, they are. The indoor ones aren’t as good though. I can try to show some examples of those later today.
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These pix are SYTUNNING. Reminds me of regular 35mm film.
This is my pic from yesterday evening (April 30th)
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Uha, I wouldn’t promote Mudita with this one.
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I love the colours of the second photo.
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The first one was away from the sun, the second sideways and the third staring right into it.
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I posted some photo comparisons on another thread, not realizing this one was here. Here are two pictures from Warsaw - one in bright daylight and another in lower lighting conditions:
If you’re interested, here I compared the same photos to pictures taken on an iPhone and Jelly star
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I enjoy Open Camera on my CalyxOS-deGoogled Pixel 6 – especially the ability to tap on an area to focus before snapping the photograph.
Why did you sideload Open Camera on your Kompakt? Was it for the HDR support, for example?
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Colours are blueish. Also, camera has some problems with sharpness, especially during evenings etc.
Today I was on flea market and I wanted to send picture of fish (above) to my husband to ask him which colour is better. Seller asked me if I am sending black and white photo 
I told him this phone takes colourful photos but the screen is black and white 
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Just curious, actually. But honestly, I can’t see any improvement over the native camera. I’m very pleasantly surprised by the camera’s capabilities. In the attached photo, it even created a kind of bokeh. Very nice! I’ll probably be sharing more Kompakt photos on my photography related Instagram account in the future.
Not least to give the Kompakt a little extra exposure.
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I tried some shots with different light conditions on the weekend and really like them. I’m also a fan of the fact that it functions a bit like a film camera with the full picture not visible immediately but only after you view it on another device. I discovered that similar to when I shoot with film, I think more about how I want the picture to look instead of just taking picture after picture and later pick the best one like I did with my old phone.
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@aerdureth These are gorgeous pictures
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