Why Is The Viewfinder Blurred When I Am Shooting A Moving Object - Huawei P8 Faq

4.154 Why is the viewfinder blurred when I am shooting a
moving object?
The OIS feature of your camera compensates the shaking of your phone but not the movement
of the object. Therefore, if the object moves, the image may be blurred.
4.155 Why are the photos still blurred even if my phone is
provided with a OIS camera?
The OIS feature of your camera compensates the shaking of your phone but not the movement
of the object. Therefore, if the object moves, the image may be blurred.
4.156 What are the differences between the RGBW sensor
and the RGB sensor?
Compared to the RGB sensor, the RGBW sensor provides the recording point of the white
color, so more color information can be recorded. This feature brings better SNR in dark
environments.
4.157 Why is the image drifting in preview, especially in
digital zoom mode?
The OIS lens compensates the movement of your phone when you are shooting photos.
However, due to the limited precision of the movement detection component (gyroscope) and
the uncertainty of your phone's moving track, slightly unnecessary compensation will be
caused. Therefore, the image will be slowly drifting in preview mode or when it is zoomed in
to the maximum using digital zoom with your phone held in your hand, which is a normal
phenomenon that can happen in all phones in the industry, which are enabled with the optical
stabilization function in preview mode. If this affects your shooting, you can turn off the
optical stabilization function.
4.158 Why is the photo quality affected if I stop shooting
early in Super night mode?
When the shooting object contains a scene with obvious contrast, to ensure the image
brightness, Super night mode will adopt an exposure method similar to HDR to perform
multi-frame integration in the sequence from short exposure time to long exposure time.
If you stop shooting early, only the first few frames with short exposure time are integrated,
resulting in dark photos.