As we all know (see DPR's 6s+ review at http://connect.dpreview.com/post/7381192801 ) the 6s / 6s+ apply very strong and destructive noise reduction (NR). This is what made me, developer of several past camera hacks and enhancers, concentrate on getting rid of the absolutely unnecessary NR.
After a LOT of tweaking and hacking, I was able to significantly enhance the pano capture quality of the jailbroken 6s+.
With my hacks, I tuned both color and luminance noise reduction, resulting in much better capture quality.
Note that, so far, I could only hack the sweep panorama mode. I still do not know how stills / videos can be hacked. Nevertheless, if you shoot panos, particularly in good light, you'll love my hacks!
To apply my hacks, you'll need to either manually edit a plist file or compile my app in Xcode and run it on your device. Please check out Bullet 2 in the just-added section "Continued at 12/11 20:46EET:" at #22 . It contains both demo images comparing the different results and my app.
Note that the results may be applicable to other iPhone models as well - with minimal changes to, most probably, the filepath (6s) and the back camera type (iPhone 5/5s/5c/6/6+ and even the iPad mini2+ and Air+).
After a LOT of tweaking and hacking, I was able to significantly enhance the pano capture quality of the jailbroken 6s+.
With my hacks, I tuned both color and luminance noise reduction, resulting in much better capture quality.
Note that, so far, I could only hack the sweep panorama mode. I still do not know how stills / videos can be hacked. Nevertheless, if you shoot panos, particularly in good light, you'll love my hacks!
To apply my hacks, you'll need to either manually edit a plist file or compile my app in Xcode and run it on your device. Please check out Bullet 2 in the just-added section "Continued at 12/11 20:46EET:" at #22 . It contains both demo images comparing the different results and my app.
Note that the results may be applicable to other iPhone models as well - with minimal changes to, most probably, the filepath (6s) and the back camera type (iPhone 5/5s/5c/6/6+ and even the iPad mini2+ and Air+).
