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HTC One M9

HTC One M9 camera now supports RAW format

Posted on May 19, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

Love it or hate it, HTC changed their camera hardware for the One M9. In getting away from their Ultrapixel shooter they touted so much with the One M8, HTC also had to change up the camera software — then fix it. Now, we’re getting a new feature for the One M9 camera; the ability to save and send pictures in RAW format. The update doesn’t need a firmware fix, either. Like many OEMs, HTC unbundled core apps, so all you have to do is update the camera app via Google Play.


For most, the ability to use a RAW format won’t matter much. If you’re snapping pics to send along to Instagram, this won’t matter a whole lot.

For those casual photographers, HTC’s included filters (or ones available from your favorite third-party app) should do just fine. The feature isn’t on by default, either; if you want to save pic in the RAW format, you’ll have to dive into your camera app settings and flip it on.
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