Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts

Saturday, April 4, 2015

Photos taken with dual camera Huawei Honor 6 Plus

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Huawei enters a new dimension in the field of photography with his impending Huawei Honor 6 Plus. The model, which will be officially unveiled in a couple of weeks, stand out above the rest of the news of the brand by incorporating a dual camera, much like what offers the HTC One M8 . However, leakage offer us a preview of what will offer photographic services phablet through a series of photos with Bokeh effect made with said chamber.


 After presenting the Huawei Honor 6, the Chinese brand intends to continue increasing family of Huawei Honor devices in Europe. In fact, next December 16 is fixed an event that will release the rumored Huawei Honor 6 Plus a phablet version 5.5-inch screen, a processor  Octacore Kirim 925 and 3 GB of RAM. However, the distinguishing feature of this model is the camera for its peculiar hardware.


 Concept dual camera, a technique that begins to awaken interest


 And the Huawei Honor 6 Plus will at the rear of the housing with a dual chamber. This is the same concept as applied in the HTC One M8, but this time the arrangement of the sensors and lenses have different placement. Thus we prove the passage of model facilities regulator TENAA, where a series of images offered us a preview of dual camera equipment.


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 The first sample photos


 Now, for lack of a couple of weeks to be officially presented, have leaked several pictures made with dual camera mentioned Huawei Honor 6 Plus. Although not a surprise, the importance of snapshots is that the same is shown in detail a preview of what’s new dual camera Huawei Honor 6 Plus will. Graphic examples make room for little doubt since shows that the dual sensor is vital to blur and sharpen tool objects in pictures.


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 Focus and Blur Bokeh techniques


 Both the first and the second picture we can see how under one shot you can select the focus of the image creating a bokeh effect. This is the focus of an object at close range and the background blur, causing a highlighting effect on the protagonist element of the picture. However, it is also possible to apply the opposite effect, in this case the landscape approach to overshadow, in blurred vision, snowmobiling. Similarly the other two leaked photos show the result of a fixed focus where a sharp image is captured in any part of the picture.


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 It will not be until December 16 when we know all the specifications of dual chamber included in the Huawei Honor 6 Plus. Perhaps then it is when we are better able to determine further how Huawei improve imaging performance in their new phablet.



Photos taken with dual camera Huawei Honor 6 Plus
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Tuesday, March 31, 2015

WhatsApp How to Stop Auto Downloading and Saving of Photos



WhatsApp is the worlds most popular messaging app, with over 600 million active users. One of the most common annoyances with the app is that it automatically downloads media files (photos and audio) by default. WhatsApp says this is optimised for best performance, but when friends decide to send a dozen pictures of their dinner to everyone they know, it is optimised for maximum annoyance instead. Heres how you can stop WhatsApp from automatically saving photos and audio on your phone.
(Also see: How to Block a Contact on WhatsApp)
Android
WhatsApp for Android has a switch that lets you stop images and videos from downloading. Heres how you can do it:

1. Open WhatsApp, make sure you are seeing the main window - where all your chats are displayed. Tap the three vertical dots on the top right > Settings.
2. Now tap Chat settings > Media auto-download. Youll see three options: When using cellular data, When connected on Wi-Fi and When roaming. Tap each one and disable auto-downloads by unchecking all three options - Images, Audio and Video.
To view photos, you will have to download them. When you do, WhatsApp saves them in a folder, and you can get inundated with stupid memes and other unwanted content, which is visible to anyone who opens your phones Gallery App. However, it is possible to stop these photos from appearing in the Gallery app. Heres how:
1. Download Quickpic and open the app.
2. Navigate to the WhatsApp media folders. The location of the WhatsApp folder varies across devices but it should typically be the following: Internal Storage (sometimes labelled sdcard0) > WhatsApp > Media > WhatsApp Images, > WhatsApp > Media > WhatsApp Audio, and WhatsApp > Media > WhatsApp Videos.
3. Long-press the WhatsApp Images folder and make sure that it is selected. Do the same with the WhatsApp Video and WhatsApp Audio folders.
4. After selecting the three folders, tap the three dots icon on the top-right > Hide. This will ensure that the Gallery app doesnt show them. You can still view these images and videos within WhatsApp and through any apps that let you view hidden folders. But if you pass your phone to someone, you no longer need worry about them seeing the WhatsApp photos and videos through the Gallery app.
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(Also see: How to Hide Last Seen on WhatsApp)
iPhone
WhatsApp for iPhone has an easy way to stop automatically saving photos to the Camera Roll. Heres what you can do:

1. Open WhatsApp and tap the Settings button at the bottom-right.
2. Go to Chat settings > Save incoming media > Off.
This stops the pictures people are sending from showing up in the camera roll, and taking over your synced Photo Stream. Unfortunately, theres no way to stop WhatsApp from auto-downloading photos on your iPhone. It will ask you whether you want to download videos, but photos are saved automatically.
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BlackBerry
Whether you are using BlackBerry 7 or BlackBerry 10, disabling auto-downloads needs to be done through the Settings app. Follow these steps if you are using WhatsApp on any BlackBerry device:

1. Head to Settings > Media settings > Media auto-download.
2. Now select When using cellular data and uncheck all three options - Images, Audio and Video. Go back and follow the same steps with "When connected on Wi-Fi" and "When roaming".
3. In Media Settings, you can also tap "Save media on" to decide if the media is saved on your phones internal memory, or on your microSD card (if present).
Windows Phone
Windows Phone users need to follow these steps:

1. Open WhatsApp and tap the three horizontal dots at the bottom of the main window (recent chats). Now tap settings > chat settings > media auto-download.
2. Now tap Images and select Never. Do the same for Video and Audio. Other options include auto-download on WiFi, cellular and roaming. But if you select Never, you will be able to download media only when you want to.
Nokia S40 and S60
If you use WhatsApp on Nokia S40 feature phones, you can enable or disable media downloads through this setting:

1. Open Options > Settings > Network > Auto-download images. Here you can disable auto-downloads.
It is almost exactly the same on Nokia S60 phones as well:
1. Open Options > Settings > Network > Media auto-download. Now select Cellular and disable auto-downloads for media. Do the same with WiFi and Roaming.
Not saving images automatically has its advantages, but it also means that you will have to download each photo manually. If you end up downloading each and every image anyway, then its probably best to leave this feature active. Let us know if this tutorial helped you via the comments. For more such useful articles, visit our How to section.

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Monday, March 30, 2015

Dropbox Temporarily Suspends Auto Backup of Photos Videos for iOS 8 Users


Dropbox on Tuesday has notified its iOS app users it is temporarily suspending the automatic backup of photos and videos for users who have upgraded to iOS 8. The company has pushed an update to its Dropbox and Carousel photo sharing app for iOS, which temporarily suspends automatic backup of photos and videos.
The company published a blog post, saying that it has "discovered that Apples newiOS 8 introduces a compatibility issue that may prevent Dropbox and Carousel from properly uploading your photos and videos." It added that meant only the contents of the Recently Added album will be automatically uploaded.
Additionally, Dropbox includes a precautionary warning for those users who have upgraded their iOS devices to iOS 8, telling them not to delete photos or videos on the device unless sure they are backed up to Dropbox.
(Also see: iOS 8 Arrives Wednesday Ahead of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Retail Availability)
Dropbox didnt include any time frame to fix the issue, but said that the company is "in touch with Apple and are working together on a solution", and it will update iOS users on its blog or on Twitter (@dropbox_support) as soon as a full fix is ready.
Last month, Dropbox had added new features that will be available only to its Pro customers, along with a single Dropbox Pro plan at $9.99 (approximately Rs. 600) per month for 1TB storage.
Customers can also choose to pay $99 (approximately Rs. 6,000) per year for the new Pro plan and save another 17 percent compared to monthly billing. Dropbox offers 2GB of cloud storage for free, though customers can get more free space via referrals and other promotions.

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