I use an Fp4 with e/OS/ 1.21.1-s-20240325389527-stable-FP4.
Since replacing the display, the camera produces barrel-shaped images. The effect is very strong with close-ups, e.g. when I scan an A4 sheet. Does anyone have any idea how to solve the problem? Am I in the right place with Murena or with Fairphone support?
To make sure:
Are you talking of the main camera(s) on the phoneâs back side? Or the selfie camera that is âlookingâ at you when you are looking at the display? Iâm asking because the replacement of the display would usually leave the main camera(s) completely untouched and could only affect the selfie camera.
If itâs the selfie camera, there is sometimes a protective film on the inside of the display that protects the small glass âbullâs eyeâ that allows the selfie camera to shoot through the display module.
It might help everyone here if you upload a photo that clearly shows the effect. When you type a reply here, you should see a picture/postcard-like icon in the editor window â that allows you to upload a picture file.
I didnât check the picture, but for me it sounds that you have activated the wide angle camera lens.
Try to switch to the âstandardâ lens (lower right side inside the camera picture if you are using the camera app shipped with /e/OS), maybe this solves your issue.
Is it possible to reinstall the e/os/ camera app? The hope would be that this will bring back the lenses selection function. Or is there a config file which I can edit to fix the issue?
I only have an FP4 running Fairphone OS here, not /e/OS â but I just installed Open Camera on it which the /e/OS default camera app is forked from. For me, switching between the main camera lenses works with the camera icon with a plus + symbol in its top left corner.