Sentences with phrase «camera app though»

We still wish Apple would put a manual mode in the iPhone's camera app though.

The majority of camera apps are included in the advanced mode within the camera app though.

Not exact matches

I'm going to keep it easy though, as there won't be app or camera reviews every week, just a fun linky party.

Guided View was created so that the Comics app could lead a reader through a traditional comic page frame by frame, but Brown said he was using camera panning for a «kinetic feel,» even though there's actually no «original» comic page in the work.

Just because the camera app is open, though, doesn't mean the Surface 2 is unlocked.

They have added a few apps, though, which include the camera, gallery.

We do wish, though, that we could open apps such as Gmail or the browser, instead of just the camera, right from the lock screen.

To be fair though, iOS is a fantastic operating system with a great app ecosystem and the iPad Mini has better speakers and a slightly better camera than the G Pad.

To celebrate the Pikachu Outbreak event in Yokohama, special Pikachu effects are now available for the camera in the Facebook app... though only in Asia.

Though the camera is fairly duff, there's an app (for that) that can straighten up text pages (i.e. «unkeystone») and improve them with contrast and brightness controls, etc..

First, that weird quirk in iOS 9 where opening the camera app would pause your music is gone (though the music will still pause during video recording).

You can not stop EXIF metadata from being added to your photographs, though you can prevent geotagging by simply turning it off in your camera or camera app.

The aperture can also be changed when the S9's revamped camera is set to manual mode (called Pro in the camera app), though the option is buried in the shutter speed section.

With Netgear's Arlo cameras, though, there are features in the app that makes installing and positioning cameras a lot easier.

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.

Luckily, though, Android allows us to install third - party camera apps that can be used to entirely replace the stock offering.

The camera is spectacular and though the Pixel camera app just kills the competition, the iPhone X camera is pretty good too.

Since this DIY device is also a functional outdoor fixture (you do have to buy your own bulbs, though), you have access to advanced light control options that work in tandem with the security camera — all accessible via the straightforward Kuna Android and iPhone app.

Google's own camera app is the default here, and it does a great job, though you always have the option of plenty of third - party camera apps.

Swiping down from the top of the screen from the clock display launches the camera and, similarly, swiping up from the bottom at the clock display launches the phone dialer, though these default actions can be managed via the Galaxy Gear app on your smartphone.

For instance, Photoshop Elements has a version of the Camera RAW app that Photoshop CC uses for the processing of RAW photo files, though it is limited to the more basic controls over color, exposure, sharpening, noise and camera calibrCamera RAW app that Photoshop CC uses for the processing of RAW photo files, though it is limited to the more basic controls over color, exposure, sharpening, noise and camera calibrcamera calibration.

Xiaomi has been pushing the dual 12.0 - megapixel cameras on the A1 as its biggest highlight — the Internet is filled with «portrait mode» (the app itself calls it «stereo mode» though) snaps taken using them.

Though many of these apps are mediocre, there are some very helpful ones that will allow you to fire the camera on your phone, learn a few foreign - language phrases and keep track of fitness goals.

Metering is fantastic, so it's rare you get a photo with the incorrect white balance or exposure, though on the fly exposure adjustments are very easy within the camera app.

For now, it seems as though only one active piece of software can use the camera, even if a different app is opened on each screen.

Granted, the SP4 offers a dated processor, though it also houses a sharper screen, more port variety and Windows Hello support natively — face recognition through its infrared (IR) camera — where the Samsung option requires a Galaxy phone connected via a Samsung Flow app.

Though the Mi A1 runs on Pure Android, it still got the Xiaomi's camera app from MIUI.

Asus did say that this would require certain Asus apps to be installed on your phone, like ZenWatch Camera, ZenWatch Manager, ZenWatch Remote Link... and it seemed like Asus is looking for a way to go around Google's restrictions, though it seems Google won't go against Android Wear customization, though I hope they'll at least control it to some extent.

One thing to note though: you're better off downloading a third - party camera app instead of the preloaded one, which is a nightmare to use.

The camera app, though, alerts the user to turn the phone upside down but the feature is not supported with external apps like Snapchat or Instagram.

Google's rear camera also supports a portrait mode in the app, though the company has not used a dual - lens setup on this phone.

Not sure if the native camera app utilizes the Pixel Visual Core though.

Though the screen is responsive, one can notice the lags in few scenarios like opening the camera app or accessing the multi-tasking menu.

Its layout actually bears a strong resemblance to the iPhone's built - in camera app, though the Idol 5S claims one notable advantage — manual controls for things like ISO, white balance, and shutter speed.

Though it's not preloaded, Asus pops up alerts recommending that you download its Remote Camera app.

The UI is much akin to Samsung's regular camera app for its phones, though with the ability to see either a panoramic view stitched from both lenses, a 360 view that can be scrolled with a fingertip, or a split view with two panels, one for each lens.

Apparently, when using a camera app — presumably the native one, though it isn't clear which one (s) in particular — users have noticed that filters have been applied to some photos, despite them being disabled.

LG seems well placed to do just that, though, with fast focus, a bright f / 1.8 lens a redesigned camera app bringing manual image controls.

You can watch recorded footage in a connected smartphone app (and then share it elsewhere; Linkflow is also planning a live - streaming function), swiping around to change the camera's point of view or just moving the phone around in space as though it were your head.

Though, there is one thing that I liked about every Samsung device, the ability to launch the camera app by double pressing the home key.

Though Google's camera app has had a «Lens blur» mode that only needed a single camera for years, the company is reportedly working on a better portrait mode to compete with the iPhone.

It begins to struggle in low lighting where the sensor's quality isn't up to scratch, and the camera app is quite basic, though these issues can be forgiven when the device itself costs under $ 200.

Though Samsung's camera app has no shortage of options and features — real - time visual effects, panoramas, and a «Pro» mode with manual control over ISO, white balance, and more, along with the option to save in RAW format — the name of the game is really speed.

Though it does not replace the home button, double - pressing the the so - called Smart Key can be configured to open the camera app, or quickly turn on the flashlight.

Lens isn't built directly into the camera, though: it's a button on either the Google Photos app or inside the Google Assistant

The HTC Camera app shows up in the «Lenses» area of the stock camera app, though it's a fully functional app on its own unlike most LCamera app shows up in the «Lenses» area of the stock camera app, though it's a fully functional app on its own unlike most Lcamera app, though it's a fully functional app on its own unlike most Lenses.

The camera app allows you to adjust the blur effect after the shot — though it's not very good — or you can isolate colors in photos.

Using your smartphone's camera, simply position the code inside the window in the center of your camera frame, and the app will detect and enter the code.If you don't want to use your camera, though, you can still type in your code in at this time.

Never fear, however — tapping the menu icon brings up a familiar array of settings, though even these are remarkably pared - back compared to most smartphone camera apps.

Display Size increased - good Camera megapixel numerical increase - but not the output image quality & restricted upto 720p recording RAM - should have been 2 GB @ this price Internal storage - seems good but should be able to let install app on external sd card too along with data; which seems impossibe (not sure if it can so) overall, 11k would have been diagestable price tag for this, though its not