Sentences with phrase «between shooting modes»

Switching between shooting modes is easy, and the camera software is just packed with features.

I occasionally found myself accidentally switching between shooting modes because the settings are so easily accessible.

Open up Samsung's Camera app, and swipe between shooting modes until you reach AR Emoji.

Not exact matches

David made me the star (or, as Robert Bresson would say, the «model») of some impressively elaborate, Coen Bros. - style demonstrations shots, taken in movie mode, inside the warm light of the Virginia Theater between movies.

It's not as simple as holding down an aim button to shoot or attack — no the God Arc can switch back and forth between melee and ranged modes, and the entire control setup changes depending on what mode it's in.

It features multiple exposure modes (aperture — priority, automatic, shutter priority, program and manual) and a quick 2.3 second gap between shots (when using the flash).

Regardless, the minimalistic graphics look very aesthetically pleasing, the promise of a two player mode between devices and really the fact we're receiving a kind of spiritual successor to Dungeon Raid for the low low price of free is enough for me to give Dungeon Tiles a shot on June 29th.

Glue Shot: The cooldown of this skill is no longer split between game modes and will now use the lower 20 - second cooldown in all modes.

Unlike later Call of Duty games, the first allows the player to toggle between different firing modes (single shot or automatic fire).

RPG mode is the option for anyone looking for the standard Mass Effect experience, while Action mode will make conversations between characters automated with answers chosen for you, allowing you to simply focus on shooting things in the face.

The three modes offer a nice balance between shooting other rigs and trying to fulfill sports - like objectives.

«Whether you're a serious bowler or a gutter - shooting no - hoper, enjoy a fun bowling game with your favourite TEKKEN7 characters and get a new TEKKEN experience between two chapters of the story mode or online fights.

In terms of overall length and content in the game: the fifteen levels can take anywhere between 20 - 45 minutes each, there are gold bars to find and bottles to shoot in every level and there is also a horde mode too.

Players will be able to choose between the training mode, in which skills in shots and slam - dunks can be practiced, or a fast one - on - one game against one of the eight players that are included, or a complete tournament can be played against all of them, which can be finished whenever the player decides.

When you do turn on the Mate 9's HDR mode, though, the difference between HDR and non-HDR shots isn't very big, so it wouldn't have much of an impact on the final image.

The phone's camera app switches between the two for you if you so choose, automatically selecting the wide - angle mode when it detects more than two faces in a shot.

The camera interface has toggles for HDR, 2x zoom, Portrait Mode, flash, and switching between still and video shooting modes.

The downside to this mode is that shots tend to be a bit oversaturated, and have a bit more noise in those previously darker sections, although the tradeoff between shadow detail and slightly more noise is well worth it.

«Jump to camera» lets you open your camera app from any screen by double - pressing your power button, «Flip camera» switches between rear and selfie shooting modes by twisting your wrist, and «Lift to check phone» makes your screen come on when you pick your phone up off of your desk.

Thankfully, shooting modes, video modes, and general processing all remain the same, so the cameras aren't so different that the gap of choice between them turns out huge.

The camera interface is unchanged from previous Xiaomi devices, and you get options to toggle between the front and rear cameras, enable flash and HDR, and switch shooting modes.

You can select between normal shooting mode, HDR, Panorama, and video.

On the S9 and S9 +, you can swipe right or left to switch between different shooting modes like on the iPhone, only the part of the interface where you select the modes doesn't rotate with the rest of the camera interface.

The real - time HDR mode is really great, as it gives most of the benefits of HDR on other smartphones, but are much faster than your usual HDR mode, with little delay between each shot.

You can use a settings dial to quickly enable HDR, and you can also switch between a variety of shot modes such as panorama mode and burst shooting.

You can swipe up from the bottom to switch shooting modes, or swipe left or right to switch between photo, video and portrait mode in double - quick time.

I appreciate the toggle to quickly switch between HDR modes and big buttons to shoot video and switch to the front camera.

Still, switching between Auto, Pro and Live Focus modes was super easy, and better suited to shooting on the fly.

Finally, the button to switch between front and back cameras has been replaced by a back button at the top left of the display when you're shooting in Live Focus mode, which is great if you have the on - screen navigation keys set to hide by default.

As well as being able to snap a shot by saying one of the three trigger words, switching between the front and rear camera, selecting capture modes and even taking selfies, with the countdown timer, can be accomplished using your voice.

The app takes a while to load and when it does, it's even slower to take a shot or switch between the three available modes.

A button swaps between the lenses, and the wide - angle mode would easily fit in three or four people into the standard shot, with the phone held at arm's length.

It seems this mode just doesn't have the effect it used to though, for whatever reason, and I couldn't find any meaningful difference between HQ mode shots and auto mode ones.

The downside to this is of course waiting that extra second or so to switch between picture and video modes, something that could cost you a good shot.

The most - used feature of the camera will likely be the ability to quickly switch between different shooting modes, which is done by swiping up or down across the entire viewfinder.

With this mode, users are able to choose between Studio, Contour, Stage and Stage Light Mono, changing the image's lighting either while shooting the photo, or in post production.

What I like most about HDR mode with this camera is that it will automatically take a standard shot and HDR shot in one take, which can ultimately save you a lot of time, and avoid the hassle of switching back and forth between HDR and standard modes.