Problem with video recording in Pro Mode

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Hi guys and girls!
I recently bought a used Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro phone, mostly because of the large sensor of the main camera (1/1.33").
I need this phone for mobile film making and for shooting videos.


The problem is this: When I enter Pro Mode for shooting 4K or 8K video via the Xiaomi camera app, and when I manually set all the necessary settings (ISO, Shutter Speed, White balance), the exposure still changes if I pan the camera from light to dark (makes the dark areas even darker!). This drop in overall brightness should not occur when the exposure is fixed manually. Any fluctuations in exposure are unacceptable, given that every setting is manually set to a fixed value.


- The problem occurs not only with the factory Xiaomi camera app, but also when I am using third-party video shooting apps such as mcpro24fps and MotionCam.
- The problem also occurs when using both the Wide and the Ultra Wide cameras.

This suggests to me that the issue is not caused by the apps or by the cameras, but is most likely caused by some bug in MIUI and/or Android.


What do you think is the cause for this problem?
How can I fix it?
Should I downgrade to an older MIUI and/or Android version?
Or should I root my phone and adjust some setting?


I am currently running:
Android 12
MIUI Global 14.0.1


Here is a video demonstrating the problem. Notice how the whole picture becomes darker when I point the camera down to the bushes:




Thanks in advance!
 
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I just entered Safe Mode and the problem with shifting exposure is still present.
 
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Oh no good ...other than factory reset not sure if any other options ..I'm sure you already did the wipe app cache and data
I did a cold reset.
I think I will get root access and will install a custom ROM. This will remove the stock Xiaomi camera app, but I don't need it anyway.
Hopefully a custom ROM would fix the problem with shifting exposure values.
 

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I did a cold reset.
I think I will get root access and will install a custom ROM. This will remove the stock Xiaomi camera app, but I don't need it anyway.
Hopefully a custom ROM would fix the problem with shifting exposure values.
Good luck and keep us posted..
 
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Good luck and keep us posted..
Thanks, I will post the results after one week. Xiaomi forces the users to wait for 168 hours before they can unlock their bootloader.
Can you recommend me a custom ROM that supports 10-bit video recording?
 

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Thanks, I will post the results after one week. Xiaomi forces the users to wait for 168 hours before they can unlock their bootloader.
Can you recommend me a custom ROM that supports 10-bit video recording?

I’ve not been involved with rooting and custom ROMs for a long time now..unfortunately don’t have any knowledge of what is currently happening in that scene
 
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