Sentences with phrase «selective focus mode»

Just take your portrait shot using selective focus mode on your photo app.

Many of the features that you've come to know and love from Samsung, like dual camera, eraser, drama shot, selective focus mode, and more, are all still here.

HTC might have stolen a few headlines with its Ufocus Duo Camera feature, but Samsung is also offering a Selective focus mode.

There's a nice distinction between focus points and plenty of layers to chose from, so it's more advanced than Samsung's layer - limited selective focus mode.

You don't have to constantly switch to a specific selective focus mode to apply these effects, like on some phones.

Ultimately, functionality is on par with other high - end smartphones, and includes a panorama mode and even a selective focus mode if you want to play with the depth of field.

The selective focus mode lets you change the level of background blur.

There are no new camera modes to the Galaxy S8, but you'll see all the usual suspects in the interface, including a Panorama mode, Selective focus mode (akin to the iPhone 7's Portrait mode), and Hyperlapse mode.

Due to that state of affairs, the device is still limited to the Selective Focus mode that can often deliver comparable results but not of the in - camera variety.

There's no dual camera setup on the 2017 A series models, so this mode is just a take on the Selective focus mode seen on Samsung's flagship phones.

Samsung's Selective Focus mode lets you capture a burst of exposures at different focus levels and then choose the focal point after the fact.

(The Galaxy S9, which lacks a secondary camera, is limited to Samsung's software - based Selective Focus mode.)

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A new «selective focus» mode takes macro mode and pushes it to the extreme for a phone; making great shots with incredible depth of field for a mobile device.

However, having a zoom lens affords the S9 Plus a proper portrait mode in Live Focus, instead of the software - driven Selective Focus of the S9.

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At least there are quite a few modes to choose from, including Selective Focus (like Apple's Portrait Mode), Panorama, and even a Pro mode, where you can change the shutter speed, focus, and ISO if you're more experienced with a caFocus (like Apple's Portrait Mode), Panorama, and even a Pro mode, where you can change the shutter speed, focus, and ISO if you're more experienced with a cafocus, and ISO if you're more experienced with a camera.

There's also a new Selfie focus mode, a renamed version of the Selective focus feature seen on previous Samsung devices for selfies with bokeh / background blur; only selfie focus saves photos instantly.

There are new filters and stickers, and the interface is cleaned up a little, but you still get a super fast and easy Auto mode, a powerful Pro mode, selective focus, slow motion, time lapse, and even a new Food mode that blurs out the edges and punches up the color.

The ads talk about Galaxy S5's selective focus in the camera, Ultra Power Saving mode that will make the device work for almost a day even with 10 percent of battery, S Health and the built - in heart rate sensor and finally the 5.1 - inch Full HD display that also directly calls out iPhone 5s» small screen.

Selective focus is Samsung's name for a camera mode that lets you take portrait photos - photo...

Selective focus is Samsung's name for a camera mode that lets you take portrait photos — photos that blur everything around the subject in focus — with a single camera.

Swipe right for other settings, such as panorama, pro mode, selective focus, and food mode.

Phase detection autofocus is on board the Moto X4, along with professional mode, depth detection and depth effects and selective focus.

The settings includes the toggles for Burst shots, Picture stabilization, Face detection, ISO, Metering modes, Tap to take pics, Selective focus, Video stabilization, Audio zoom, Flash, Timer, HDR mode, location tags, Review pics, Remote viewfinder, White balance, grid lines and voice control.

Take your photography skills to the next level and experiment with different angles by using features such as professional mode, depth detection and depth effects, selective focus and panorama mode.

Both cameras will be able to simulate bokeh - style selective focus thanks to the dual - lenses and software, but the iPhone's Portrait Lighting mode is likely to give the Apple phone an edge when shooting single subjects.

While not as hard core, the S6 has some neat features of its own, including Virtual Shot mode for taking 360 - degree photos and Selective Focus for tweaking your shot's focus after you've takeFocus for tweaking your shot's focus after you've takefocus after you've taken it.

Depending on whether you have an S9 or S9 +, you'll also get either a Selective Focus (on the S9) or Live Focus mode (S9 +).

SELECTIVE focus IS portrait mode!