u/Serious-Leading7835

When are they finally going to fix this ridiculous camera shutter issue?

I'm so tired of it taking about 20 clicks before the phone finally decides to take a photo, if it does at all. Often I will miss a good shot or be made to look like a complete moron in front of whoever I am with or trying to photograph thanks to this.

And before anyone decides to mention software upgrades or anything like that, there must have been about 4/5 since this stupid issue started last year, including the last one which completely changed the camera interface yet still did not fix the actual problem.

On a side note, as good as the hardware is, the oppo merger has been a disaster for the OnePlus software; the phone UI makes it look like a cheap Chinese phone. When I got my first OnePlus (3T) in 2017, it was not far off the Pixel experience, but since then it is just getting worse with every update.

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u/Serious-Leading7835 — 4 days ago
▲ 38 r/lada

By the end of the season, the Priora was fairly competitive, which was a big step up from the earlier 110 that was more of a mobile chicane than a proper touring car. James Thompson even managed to score points with two sixth-place finishes. The project was scrapped before the 2010 season, so the car never received the chance to be developed further

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