That would be super cool!

yeah, on iPhone it looks great

The "Metering Separation", or "Manual Metering" in the flyme 5.1.3.1A, is an area-weighted metering in which metering area can be detached from the focusing area(plane).
It is brilliant, very useful indeed.

I really impressed with camera

- When i change shutter speed ( I can't  able to switch on - flash )

- When phone is charging, I can't able to on flash

1. There is a [minimum] flash sync shutter speed which the flash light can be captured by the sensor, so theoretically flash should fire when a low shutter speed is selected. Though it can be seen using the auto shutter, various flash sync speeds are taken for the exposure, it seems the manual sync speed isn't provided in the Flyme 5.
2. I can fire the flash when the "pro 5" is being charged, on Flyme 5.1.3.1A (Stable).

All is well in the camera but I have one remark.
I use Flyme OS 5.6.2.23 beta for my M1 note
Why this "scan" is not in the camera application but set out a separate application from the camera
to me I like how your picture of the above from you.

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What is about  lightfield mode ?? Any idea??

Edited by Farzin at 2016-03-02 14:47
What this mode does is taking a multi-focus photo. Which actually isn't a single capture, but multiple.
You need to hold the phone firmly or use a tripod, so the frame doesn't change.
Then in the gallery, you can choose a part of the scene you want to be in focus or you can choose the whole scene being in focus.
I've tried this mode a few times, but the option of all parts be in focus or "Focus all" doesn't work most of the times and some part of the scene is blurry. One of the reasons might be that the focusing at different planes results in various field of views and this is related to the lens focusing mechanism.

Looks cool

thnx