Sentences with phrase «standard photo mode»

If you're use to using it you can enable the HDR feature which you'll find on the left side of the camera UI when in standard photo mode, and although the camera doesn't have Optical Image Stabilization it does have Electronic Image Stabilization which helps a bit in situations like this one.

There are also two additional modes beyond the standard photo mode, which includes panorama, as well as a picture - in - picture mode, which was an odd thing to see as it's not typically something that is included in many cameras that are this basic with features, but it was appreciated nonetheless as it's kind of cool to use, especially for sharing photos on social.

Sounds like the standard photo mode feature set for a Sony 1st - party game — although there's no mention of poses, they were cool in HZD's photo mode.

If you are not satisfied with somehow strange color, you can surely fix that in the standard photo mode, instead of using Superior Auto.

Not exact matches

The Basic screen mode provides the most accurate Color and White Point calibration for the standard sRGB / Rec.709 Color Gamut that is used in virtually all current consumer content for digital cameras, HDTVs, the internet, and computers, including photos, videos, and movies.

the Basic screen mode, which is calibrated for the sRGB / Rec.709 Standard that is used for most consumer camera, photo, video,

The AMOLED Photo screen mode on the Galaxy Tab S provides an accurate calibration to the Adobe RGB standard, which is rarely available in consumers displays, and is very useful for high - end digital photography and other advanced imaging applications.

The Galaxy Tab S models have 4 user selectable Screen Modes: Adaptive Display, AMOLED Photo, AMOLED Cinema, and the Basic screen mode, which matches the sRGB / Rec.709 Standard used for most consumer content.

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Low light photos are poor in standard mode, and they look exceptionally soft unless you use the professional mode, which isn't something everyone is willing to do.

We shot some photos alongside an iPhone 5S, both in standard shooting mode.

The measured Color Gamut of the AMOLED Photo screen mode is a very accurate 100 percent of the Standard Adobe RGB Color Gamut, and the measured Absolute Color Accuracy is a very accurate 3.3 JNCD.

We note that Lenovo has included a small utility that switches the color profile of the display for user and task preference, from the «Native» setting with the most vibrant colors to a «Standard» setting that's muted somewhat, with additional settings for photo editing, video editing, and reading modes.

And despite designs that were almost offensively ugly, a lack of standard flagship features such as water - resistance and expandable storage, and massive supply chain problems that made it hard to actually buy one months after its initial release, there were bright spots like the Pixel's excellent HDR photo mode and an untainted Android experience.

So there are four different display modes available which include Adaptive Mode, Standard Mode, Photo Mode and Colorful mode.

The new Live Photos feature is enabled by the fact that Apple's camera app is constantly recording behind the scenes at 15 frames per second while in standard image capture mode.

Of course, there's a beauty mode and photo filters which has become a standard on most phones.

The one that may interest photographers is Photo mode - uses Adobe RGB broader color gamut instead of standard sRGB.

The ProCamera Watch app offers more options than the standard Apple one, with easy selection of photo, lowlight mode, HDR or video and the option to set a timer too.

Like other AMOLED - packing Galaxy smartphones, there are four screen modes to choose from in the device settings: Dynamic, Standard, Professional Photo and Movie.

On the top you find five options starting from the flash, shallow depth of field mode, photo colours (Standard, Vivid Colors & Smooth colours), filters (9 to select from) followed by the option to switch to the front camera.

Like its sibling the G5, the LG V20 sports a dual - camera system which can photos in both standard and wide - angle modes.

The standard screen without any open options would let user set flash, switch between cameras, go to settings, view gallery, change modes, switch between photo and video recording.

Yet, using the standard capture mode resulted in a much better photo.

ZTE's camera menus do a really good job of highlighting the dual - camera functions by adding an option for Dual next to the standard Photo and Video settings on camera app's mode dial.

For example, beyond the standard photo and video modes, you'll also find panorama and bokeh modes for some added effects.

If you'd rather not tinker, you could switch between four preset display modes: Standard mode uses default settings; Eco mode dims the display for lower power consumption; Graphics mode enhances colors for photo - viewing; and Movie mode aims for crisp images in low - light environments.