Sentences with phrase «shutter button»

There is also a dedicated camera shutter button on this side, which lets you launch directly into the camera application with a press, even when the device is locked.

There's the volume rocker, power switch and a dedicated shutter button for the camera.

The design is very much like a compact with a physical shutter button on the top edge.

You can even go into the camera settings and program the volume rocker to function as shutter button or to zoom in or out.

As with all phones underwater, the touchscreen doesn't work, but there's a dedicated camera shutter button for aquatic pics.

It might seem like a small point, but its also worth pointing out the benefit of having a physical shutter button included on the handset.

The camera app has its main buttons on the base of the app, just above the on - screen navigation buttons for the device, with a round shutter button in the middle.

Keeping device in portrait mode, you will see an icon on the right hand side of shutter button.

We cut the time between tapping shutter button and capturing a photo by «warming up» the capture on launch.

Technical details aside, taking photos with this device is a dream, courtesy of the dedicated camera shutter button with its half press to focus function.

We'd accidentally hit the record button, which is only a fraction of an inch below the on - screen shutter button.

We also like that there's a hardware shutter button for the camera.

There's a two stage shutter button for launching the camera app and shooting stills, and a dedicated button to shoot video.

This button would replace the normal shutter button while shooting within the app's portrait mode camera.

To take a picture, you can press the physical shutter button down halfway to focus on your subject, then press it all the way down to take the photo.

The hardware shutter button doesn't help with night shots, since the image won't snap until you release the trigger (holding it down activates burst).

The interface, as expected, features a large white shutter button but unfortunately no quick record button for snapping photos and taking videos in one shot.

Thus, using a physical shutter button makes more sense when you're shooting underwater.

As of this writing, the virtual onscreen shutter button is the only way to take pics.

Once enabled, you'll see the second shutter button inside the camera app, and you can just drag it to move it where you like.

There is a small shutter button along with a light, offering a complete camera feel.

I have always liked a camera shutter button because it's easy to launch the camera by pressing the button and capture the moment.

The UI of the camera is simple, with a big shutter button to fire off shots quickly.

You can even set the camera shutter button anywhere along the edge.

This feature is also switched on by default and simply requires you to hold down the main shutter button as a subject comes towards you, like your dog for example.

Signature elements of the design make a return, with the big silver power button found on its side, with the volume rocker and dedicated camera shutter button found below it.

You can also choose to fire the shutter by tapping the screen, pressing the round virtual shutter button or by using your voice.

With hardware keys you have a volume rocker, power / unlock, and physical camera shutter button running down the right hand side.

By default, long pressing this button on the left side of the phone launches the camera app, and you can use the volume rocker as a nice tactile shutter button.

The function of the manual control ring we mentioned earlier can be customized depending on what you want and a dedicated shutter button offers half pressure focus.

And once in there, there is the obvious shutter button, an option to bring up some filter and switch for the selfie camera.

Avoid this annoyance by setting the volume shutter button to shoot when you press it.

All the buttons are nice and meaty to press, and the camera shutter button proved very easy to use.

Having a dedicated record and shutter button always makes this faster.

You should now have two shutter buttons in the camera app, and the floating button can be moved around anywhere in the camera interface.

The camera focuses fast and images are captured almost immediately at the release of shutter button.

There is also dedicated shutter button on this device.

Timing the press of the on - screen shutter button is always a pain when recording slow - motion video, and this helps alleviate that problem.

Along the right edge are power and volume buttons, along with a two - stage shutter button for the camera that, if you ask me, should be on every phone.

The new app is noticeably faster than the stock one, but there are some bugs as well — for example the physical shutter button doesn't work.

A large white shutter button is centered on the bottom of the screen, flanked by dedicated record and gallery preview buttons.

The simple camera interface offers a large shutter button for easy quick shots.

The 5 - megapixel shooter on the back takes average images for a smartphone but isn't super quick to focus, even when using the two - step hardware shutter button.

Press your camera's shutter button down halfway to lock the exposure in.

A physical shutter button makes it quick and easy to capture spontaneous action, even if the phone is locked.

You can add the camera app to the lock screen, for easy access in times or picture panic, but as with most phones nowadays there's no dedicated physical shutter button.

The camera interface is slightly different with some new icons and you can now take photos while recording video via a dedicated shutter button above the recording button.

You can only hit the virtual shutter button and hope the sensor's autofocus chooses the same subject as you.

On the sides, again, everything is almost the same — volume rocker buttons on the right alongside the power button, and there is a dedicated camera shutter button as well.

The iOS camera also gets a bug fix that prevents users from using the volume buttons as shutter buttons when taking pictures.