Ive been running Android 6.0 now since a while on my Nexuses and all apps are still marked as active (Developer Options -> Inactive Apps). However im pretty sure i didnt use all of my apps in the recent time.
Showing posts with label take. Show all posts
Showing posts with label take. Show all posts
Friday, 16 October 2015
Thursday, 15 October 2015
Can a dev take a look at this ?
over in http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1422158 there is a way to swap the internal and external sd cards...is ther a way to port it to the samsungs ?
Sunday, 11 October 2015
How to Take the Best Selfie?
Hi all friends since the selfie become more and more popular, now we have need to face the problem" how do you take the best selfie?" Here i collect some tips
1.Choose the Best Possible Lighting
Lighting will make or break your picture. Avoid flash whenever possible and try to leverage natural lighting. Posing in front of a window often provides ample natural lighting for a great shot and can help eliminate any pesky shadows that may interfere with capturing the best shot. When’s the best time to take advantage of natural light? Watch for the “magic hours” – one hour after sunrise and one hour before sunset. Experiment with front and back-lighting to produce interesting effects with your photos but be sure to watch for camera and selfie-stick shadows! Use framing and positioning to eliminate these shadows whenever possible.
2.Spice Up Your Background
The best selfies are taken with either very interesting backgrounds or very simple ones. Beware of the in between. Consider your surroundings and beware of the photo bombers that could be lurking in the background. Background elements can make or break a great shot, so beware of framing your photos where strong background elements interfere or interact with your subject. The classic example is framing your shot where a tree appears to be growing out of your head!
3.Use the Proper Filters
Filters are a fantastic way to add some flavor to your selfie. Make sure to choose the right filter to get the most out of your photo. We recommend Aviary, which provides typical photo filtering features such as lighting adjustments, removing unwanted color, and teeth whitening. Aviary also offers an easy-to-use meme generator, frame additions, and a plethora of sticker options.
4.It’s All about the Angle
One aspect that could really impede on your selfie is a bad angle. Always view yourself on your phone’s screen before taking the photo. Experiment with poses from each side of your face. For most of us, one side usually produces a stronger photo than the other and either angle is usually superior to a straight on shot. Also, pay attention to your shoulder angle. It is usually best to avoid positioning yourself (or your model) with the shoulders square to the camera. If you can create at least a slight angle, it will result in a stronger portrait and help ensure that your face is the primary focus of the photo.
5.Avoid a Dead Battery
There are few things more frustrating than setting up the perfect shot only to discover that your battery has died. Fortunately, there are a variety of portable chargers available to provide an emergency charge when your phone’s power dwindles away from an outlet. Thunder Power is great option due to it’s compact size and durability.
6.Use a Selfie Stick
Don’t be left out of your next family photo. The selfie stick has revolutionized the art of taking the perfect selfie. Selfie sticks allow for the photographer to expand the selfie to include more people and a larger background. If you want buy a selfie stick i will recommend the New EasyAcc Selfie Stick I have checked many selfie stick brand finnaly i bought this one and i like it.
1.Choose the Best Possible Lighting
Lighting will make or break your picture. Avoid flash whenever possible and try to leverage natural lighting. Posing in front of a window often provides ample natural lighting for a great shot and can help eliminate any pesky shadows that may interfere with capturing the best shot. When’s the best time to take advantage of natural light? Watch for the “magic hours” – one hour after sunrise and one hour before sunset. Experiment with front and back-lighting to produce interesting effects with your photos but be sure to watch for camera and selfie-stick shadows! Use framing and positioning to eliminate these shadows whenever possible.
2.Spice Up Your Background
The best selfies are taken with either very interesting backgrounds or very simple ones. Beware of the in between. Consider your surroundings and beware of the photo bombers that could be lurking in the background. Background elements can make or break a great shot, so beware of framing your photos where strong background elements interfere or interact with your subject. The classic example is framing your shot where a tree appears to be growing out of your head!
3.Use the Proper Filters
Filters are a fantastic way to add some flavor to your selfie. Make sure to choose the right filter to get the most out of your photo. We recommend Aviary, which provides typical photo filtering features such as lighting adjustments, removing unwanted color, and teeth whitening. Aviary also offers an easy-to-use meme generator, frame additions, and a plethora of sticker options.
4.It’s All about the Angle
One aspect that could really impede on your selfie is a bad angle. Always view yourself on your phone’s screen before taking the photo. Experiment with poses from each side of your face. For most of us, one side usually produces a stronger photo than the other and either angle is usually superior to a straight on shot. Also, pay attention to your shoulder angle. It is usually best to avoid positioning yourself (or your model) with the shoulders square to the camera. If you can create at least a slight angle, it will result in a stronger portrait and help ensure that your face is the primary focus of the photo.
5.Avoid a Dead Battery
There are few things more frustrating than setting up the perfect shot only to discover that your battery has died. Fortunately, there are a variety of portable chargers available to provide an emergency charge when your phone’s power dwindles away from an outlet. Thunder Power is great option due to it’s compact size and durability.
6.Use a Selfie Stick
Don’t be left out of your next family photo. The selfie stick has revolutionized the art of taking the perfect selfie. Selfie sticks allow for the photographer to expand the selfie to include more people and a larger background. If you want buy a selfie stick i will recommend the New EasyAcc Selfie Stick I have checked many selfie stick brand finnaly i bought this one and i like it.
How can take a screen capture
Hi ! I instaled this ROM =>http://forum.xda-developers.com/gala...3-neo-t3099384 on my S3 Neo . After that the combination "Power Buton" + "Home Buton" isn't working (before install ROM the combination was takeing a screen capture)
Thursday, 8 October 2015
Unable to install application or take a picture
Getting error while downloading or taking picture even though phone and SD has enough memory. Please help error message attached
How long does it take to get 5.1.1 OTA?
AT&T released 5.1.1 a couple of weeks ago, and I still haven't gotten a notification on my phone that the OTA update is ready to be installed. I check manually every day, too, but every time it says that the "update was interrupted" and I have to wait 24 hours. Is that because the server is busy and I'll just have to wait patiently as the update is being rolled out to AT&T phones over the air? (Yes, I know I can simply move the date forward one day and try again manually, but I don't want to inadvertently mess up the automatic OTA checks.)
I would really like to install 5.1.1 on my S6. Is there a way to speed things up? Is there an official AT&T image I can install through Kies or some other way?
Thanks!
--Ron
I would really like to install 5.1.1 on my S6. Is there a way to speed things up? Is there an official AT&T image I can install through Kies or some other way?
Thanks!
--Ron
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