@AbdulRaheem I am sure you did this, but just in case, upgrade to the latest firmware, and within the app, set to the maximum settings.
Also, the amount of light in the environment makes a lot of difference, make sure you get as much light as possible in the environment, but not directly at the lens. Always angle the stitch line to any bright light source.
That's all you can do unfortunately. Let us know how it goes. 🙂
We have the same camera, so if the firmware upgrade didn't help and the lenses are clean, then I would assume your camera has some sort of a problem, and needs to be checked out
@AbdulRaheem sometimes photo quality is subjective. I suppose it would be good if you took a few photos and uploaded to a Google Photos shared album and share it here, so @JoeCullity can have a look and comment on it.
Just note also that the LG360 cam is quite sensitive to lower light and quality goes down fast when light goes down, just needed to compare apples to apples here. Take a few photos in good strong lighting and share it. It's hard to say unless we can see.. 🙂
We have the same camera, so if the firmware upgrade didn't help and the lenses are clean, then I would assume your camera has some sort of a problem, and needs to be checked out
Thank you JoeCullity I think the problem is due to lack of photographic information or lack of light.
Hello @JoeCullity I used the LG 360 cam and noticed that I always have my thumb at the bottom of the photo and in some cases my head. Is there something I can do for this not to show? Please help
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