Sentences with phrase «aperture mode»

The wide aperture mode in particular delivers good results, even in indoor lighting and if this is priced under Rs 15,000 it could make this phone stand out from the competition.

It also has a wide aperture mode for capturing photos with as much or as little background blur as you'd like.

When using the wide aperture mode on the Honor 8 Pro you now get much better, more detailed and more professional shots.

The primary 12MP rear camera on both the devices will support all - new dual aperture mode where the user can choose between the f / 1.5 or f / 2.4 aperture.

This handset also supports wide aperture mode as seen on the Honor 8.

You can use wide aperture mode with the dedicated monochrome camera as well, and it actually works surprisingly well, even at a distance.

The 12MP rear camera on both the devices will feature variable aperture mode for choosing either f / 2.4 or f / 1.5 aperture.

First, its wide - aperture mode gives you a really fun and useful way to change the depth of field on the fly.

Portrait mode and wide aperture mode pretty much produce the same effect, but are meant for different purposes.

Once you get the hang of what looks good, you'll be looking for opportunities to use the wide aperture mode more.

The first is with the P20 Pro's aperture mode for some background blur.

This second lens also works with the primary lens in wide aperture mode to provide you with variable depth - of - field photos.

With wide aperture mode enabled, the plants behind my mug are significantly smoother in the View 10's shot than the OnePlus 5T's.

Portrait mode gives a bokeh effect when you're taking a picture of a person, and wide aperture mode works on anything else.

The Huawei Mate 10 Pro's Wide Aperture mode does a very respectable job of blurring the background in both indoor and outdoor conditions.

Huawei's wide aperture mode also comes into its own on the Mate 10 Pro's superior hardware — this is the mode that lets you refocus shots after the fact through software magic.

Thanks to the fact that you have two cameras you can blur out backgrounds and keep yourself - and anyone else - in the foreground sharp — and as the camera packs Huawei's time - honoured Aperture mode, the background defocus can be adjusted after you take a shot, giving you maximum control over the degree of blur.

I loved tinkering around with the wide - aperture mode turned on, and though the Mate 9's primary camera aperture doesn't go as low as the competition, it makes up for it with the aid of optical image stabilization.

The first dual camera phones I tested from Huawei had a wide aperture mode where you could actually adjust the level of blur and even the focal point after the image was already captured.

A wide aperture mode button is still present and sometimes you will get better bokeh effects using this mode.

The rear camera is 16MP + 2MP and Honor has added a portrait mode here, a wide - aperture mode along with an option for a «Motion picture.»

The wide aperture mode allows you to capture those depthy, bokeh - filled shots, though the ƒ / 1.6 aperture does a pretty great job at that naturally.

The cameras on the rear are dual 12.0 - megapixel shooters, with one being a monochrome and another an RGB lens — yes, the f / 2.2 aperture might not quite measure up to the f / 1.7 on the Galaxy S8 and the OnePlus 5, but on the flip side, the cameras come with Honor / Huawei's wide aperture mode which lets you play around with aperture size to let you bring in the bokeh.

It also comes with Huawei's take on the popular portrait mode blur effect, termed Wide Aperture mode here.

Image detail is superior, as is the simulated aperture mode that can, at times, produce excellent background blur.

The Galaxy S9 Plus has the same 12 MP rear camera with the dual aperture mode as the S9, plus a secondary 12 MP rear sensor with a f / 2.4 aperture.

Honor 7X's rear camera has a bokeh mode, a wide aperture mode as well, along with a manual option where users can tinker with the settings including ISO, white balance, etc..

Huawei has the closest type of setup, but you still need to select wide aperture mode on the Huawei phones and this limits your result.

With its Wide Aperture mode enabled, the Huawei Mate 10 Pro is capable of creating a bokeh effect with accurate depth estimation and good subject isolation that is even a touch better than the iPhone 8 Plus's Portrait mode.

You might have seen the Honor 8 / any other handset with dual cameras — you know how the wide aperture mode works and what kind of bokeh / professional looking photos it can capture in that mode.

The main mode has a f / 1.5 aperture, but you can press a button to activate mechanical blades that close down over the sensor, which offers a f / 2.4 aperture mode for taking better pictures in bright daylight.

But what the company has done now, is they added, the wide aperture mode in videos too and that is something really unique, read this review / watch video to know more.

However, it lacks a standout feature (except, perhaps, the wide - aperture mode on the dual camera) to justify the effort it would take to get your hands on one in the US (it costs $ 640 in the markets where it's available).

We always shoot in aperture mode, away from sunlight, ISO no lower than 640 (at dawn) or ISO 100 in natural light and aperture no lower than 2.8 f. I hope that helps a little!

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Its key strengths are good exposures, particularly in indoor conditions; a very good wide aperture mode, which produces a mild, but attractive bokeh effect with few artifacts; and outstanding autofocus performance.

That said, Samsung is clearly putting its best foot forward with the rear 12 MP shooter, which sports a dual aperture mode (more on that in a second).

Not only can it take solid pictures, it also offers plenty of fun features like portrait and wide - aperture modes.

The View 10 also has a nice trick up its sleeve with its wide aperture mode.

The wide aperture mode is one that I liked the best on this camera.

There is a Portrait mode and Wide Aperture mode for the front as well as back camera, though it takes a little bit of extra time to focus on objects.

My favorite feature carried over from previous Huawei devices is the wide aperture mode, which lets you take a shot and customize the aperture (and therefore the amount of blur)-- before or after taking the picture — anywhere from f / 0.95 to f / 16.

The camera app can get a bit laggy at times, though, especially when we wanted to view shots we had taken in wide aperture mode.

Camera quality is excellent and the bokeh effects via Wide Aperture mode / Portrait mode does look really good.

It means you can use the wide - aperture mode to focus your shots on objects in the foreground and blur the background of each photo.

The Galaxy S9's banner feature is its variable aperture, which allows the camera to switch between two aperture modes.

One of the perks of having the dual camera setup is the wide aperture mode, which allows you to set an aperture from f / 0.95 to f / 16 when taking a photo.

Just like the Honor 9i, the Honor 9 Lite has dual rear cameras with a wide aperture mode as well as dual front - facing cameras.

Aperture mode, Beauty, and Pro features are accessible through the main Video mode.