Sony fix camera software for z1 ,z1s,z1 compact and bring z2 camera stuff

the camera software makes the exposure and iso to its highest settings most times so it produces bright pictures and the algorithm for low light is really bad fix it sony

I do not understand why Sony does not pay more attention to the camera if it is in the foreground put her trump card as being in charge, I found the example application čameringo .... which is much more better than Sonny supplements camera has options for temperature image contrast image and then obtain a realistic view as the very sonijava camera with a bright color that you can not reduce, why Sony does not have in its application to the camera?

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