Sentences with phrase «what cameras on phones»

It's thin, it's powerful, it has ambitious ideas about what cameras on phones can be used for, and it pushes the design language of phones into a strange new place.

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On the left are my roasted tomatoes from 2010 in what appears to be a very photogenic Tupperware container... Back then I used an ancient point - and - shoot camera which I bought in 2004 and used for so long that eventually every cell phone was being manufactured with a better camera than what I was working with.

So bring your camera phone to your kid's next sports game or club meeting and let me see what's going on out there.

And what's truly astonishing is that the whole film was shot on a phone camera!

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It reminds me of the MegaReader, an app for the iPhone that uses the phone's camera to show what's in front of you as you're walking on the background of the screen.

Unfortunately, the camera itself was a bit disappointing compared to what they offer on phones.

What we were most impressed with was the beauty mode on the front facing camera, anyone looking for a strong selfie phone with uncompromising performance and a feature - packed operating system need not look any further.

A dedicated camera button is on - board as well; it's not clear what OS the phone will run, but it will likely be Android 5.0 Lollipop, hopefully with an option to switch between Lenovo's skinned version and stock Android as was found on the Vibe Z2 Pro.

It matches what appears to be an impressive camera on the new phone, and is an easy way for the company to immediately differentiate itself from the competition.

Do nt care how much the droid sells its inferior to every other high end android phone so stupid verizon for not trying to get super high end phones, incredible is not so incredible, whats an 8 megapixel camera without hd recording and the same messed up amoled display at the nexus one... damn verizon, i might go to sprint now but i reallly want super amoled and a phone with great audio quality and hd video, come on samsung do nt screw up what greatness you have....

When you hit the camera button, you can be assured that what you see on the phone's screen is exactly what you're going to capture.

Soooo here's an update on the patchy deck, with pics from my phone, I couldn't stomach getting the big girl's camera on this one yet... I realised that it's been a while since I've showed you what's been going on out here and I have had a few reader questions on this and how it's been going.

We'll review all entries by June 30 and choose a winner based on several factors: Cleverness, eagerness, writing style, ability to take good photos with a phone or camera, and an explanation of what a trip like this would mean to you personally.

What: Light, Paper, Process: Reinventing Photography Where: The Getty Center, Los Angeles, CA When: April 14, 2015 to September 6, 2015 Why: While most of the contemporary, photo - savvy population of planet Earth is busy staring at a gridded square on their smart phones, this exhibition explores darkroom techniques, light - sensitive emulsions, archival negatives and custom - built cameras.

As it happens, I'm on my way in a few minutes to the Verizon store to de-activate my Blackberry and re-activate my older, boring flip - phone — no browser, no apps, a crappy camera — just what I need!

Does the biggest threat from camera - phone abuse have more to do with what's going on inside the file drawers?

At that time, depending on what the technology was (e.g. cell phones, cameras, TVs, music, video recorders...) the crossover may or may not have yet happened.

On the back is a dual camera setup comprised of a 16 MP main sensor that is paired with a 2 MP secondary unit that allows for artificial depth of field style effects, similar to what is available with some higher - end phones.

LG billed the V30 as a major leap forward in imaging, what with its f / 1.6 aperture and real glass lens for enhanced image clarity (on the main camera), however the actual results don't distinguish this phone from a class of very high performers near the V30's lofty price point.

These specifications are not unlike what we've seen with past Android One phones, but what is unique here is the dual - camera system on the back.

What's most impressive is that the ZenFone AR is also Tango - compatible with its dual - camera setup on the phone's rear.

What's with the camera on the Essential phone?

While its 5.3 - inch screen, basic design and mediocre cameras don't quite match what you get on other $ 200 phones, the X power's epic battery life is can't be denied.

It also works with Alexa, so if you have an Echo Show, you can ask Alexa to show you the camera for instant live viewing of what's going on at your door when your phone's not nearby.

Other spec improvements are in store, but Kuo specifically reinforces what won't be redone: the TrueDepth camera that makes Face ID and Animoji possible and that this feature will be available in its original form on all phones, including a third model with a more affordable LCD panel.

However, Apple also needed to find a way to include its earpiece and front - facing camera on the phone, reportedly opting for what's become known as the notch — a black area at the top that will house those features.

What's interesting here is that the Pixel 2 has only the one camera on the back, and still offers the Portrait mode which - in most phones - uses two cameras.

While we've had our eye on improvements to the imaging systems of smartphones, what about approaching the creation of phone / camera hybrid from the other side?

Yes, we have seen dual front cameras on a phone before (the Lenovo Vibe S1), but whereas that arrangement was at a more budget - friendly level, Vivo have tried to take selfie - snapping to another level with the V5 Plus (read our review of what we call Ye Selfie Supremo).

You get what's, in my opinion, the best smart phone camera on the market.

Now you can type into Assistant on your phone and it will be able to converse with you about what you show it through Google Lens» eye (the camera), such as helping you with translations.

In fairness, I'm used to the cameras on phones like the Galaxy S8 that have a tendency to oversaturate, so I may just be having a visceral reaction to something that's just different, not worse, than what I'm used to — but most Android users are used to Samsung's oversaturated photos too, so they'll likely have a similar experience.

It essentially lets you point your phone's camera at a flower, and it will tell you what type of plant it is, or you could point it at a restaurant, and on your screen you'd see reviews.

Today, Logitech (SIX: LOGN)(NASDAQ: LOGI) announced Circle 2 home security cameras now work with the Google Assistant on smart speakers like Google Home, eligible Android phones and iPhones, so you can easily ask to watch live video of what's happening in and around your home.

It's not bad, it just feels like a phone experience instead of a camera experience — which is what you get on the G6.

It features minimal bezels on the front of the phone and vertically aligned camera lenses on the back.A still from a Walla video showing what's reportedly a dummy iPhone 8 (left) next to an iPhone 7 Plus.

One of the reasons they are on our best camera phones list is that Sony has put in what it calls Sony Motion Eye technology in the Xperia XZ1 and Xperia XZ1 Compact.

Unless you absolutely must experience Android games on a 120Hz display, I'd recommend you wait and see what the first few rounds of software updates do for the phone's camera before parting with your cash.

While we already knew much about the new phones, Samsung's presentation officially filled us in on what to expect from the S9's cameras, including dual aperture, two cameras, and super slo - mo.

While Samsung did make a number of upgrades to its camera hardware, don't expect the latest flagship to have a facial identification feature that matches what you find on the iPhone X. With Samsung's new Intelligent Scan feature you can unlock your phone using iris and facial data.

Those who are comparing it to Meizu, please compare the cameras on both devices and the price will fall soon like xperia m4 and what do you expect to get more in this phone?

What Samsung does best is create a robust, yet simple - to - operate camera app we find better than the one on the iPhone or any other phone.

While the material used in the prototype's back isn't indicative of what LG is reportedly going to use — GSMArena notes the phone will have a metal unibody construction — the placement of the phone's dual cameras and the fingerprint looks pretty much on point when placed next to alleged G6 cases that were leaked recently, giving an idea on what the phone will end up looking.

Easily, the cameras on these new phones will be what sets them apart for most users.

Essentially, that's what's happening here, too — the modder has put that back - camera - software process into place for cameras on other phones.

While there is no evidence to prove Samsung is indeed reluctant to bring its dual - camera technology to its established flagship phones, it is understandable why the company is seriously contemplating what to include and not include on its Galaxy Note 8 phablet.

What is really interesting here is the ƒ / 1.7 aperture on the rear camera that makes this phone one of the best performers when it comes to low light.

I'd happily carry a Lumia 1020 with me in my bag everywhere I go, just in case I needed a decent camera — but as my day - to - day smartphone, for someone who knows what a smartphone can do, it's just a little too restrictive, both in terms of options and apps - which is a shame because it truly is the best camera you'll find on a phone today.

Our last trial, a selfie of yours truly, shows that the 8 - MP front shooters on both phones mostly emulate what we observed from the rear cameras.