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Whenever I try to share a screenshot on any social media app, the shared screenshot becomes blurry.
Can anybody please help me regarding this so that the screenshots becomes sharp and clear.?
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Hi ! I have created a little website, where you can upload your Android 4.2+ Photo Sphere images and share them with anyone. There is also a public Photo Sphere gallery. I will continue to improve the web-app and I am going to create simple Android App for easy sharing right from your phone and for browsing the Photo Sphere gallery on the phone screen.
The web-app is here:
http://sphereshare.net
Anyone notice this? I'm not sure why the IG version of android had the high res photo option, if I upload pictures that have letters on them it has to be checked off if I upload regular pictures like a photo of a car it has to be checked or it will look blurry. Anyone else want to try this?
Whenever I try to share pictures clicked with my either of cameras, the photo is processed in the gallery automatically.
When we take a screencap of the photo and the actual photo when shared via any app, One can tell there is noticable difference between two of the photos.
There is some processing with the photos you can witness as soon as you touch the share button.
In my opinion it sort of works like HDR. You can notice the colors are more vibrant when the photo is shared but you cant have that with every picture. Face looks reddish in selfies..
This happens irrespective of the HDR is on or off.
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Mr said:
Whenever I try to share pictures clicked with my either of cameras, the photo is processed in the gallery automatically.
When we take a screencap of the photo and the actual photo when shared via any app, One can tell there is noticable difference between two of the photos.
There is some processing with the photos you can witness as soon as you touch the share button.
In my opinion it sort of works like HDR. You can notice the colors are more vibrant when the photo is shared but you cant have that with every picture. Face looks reddish in selfies..
This happens irrespective of the HDR is on or off.
Sent from my SM-G920I using XDA Free mobile app
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go Settings>Display>Screen mode then switch to AMOLED Cinema. Samsung's adaptive display feature adapts screen sharpness and contrast based on app
Hi all, I have a strange and new problem with my. Galaxy s7. When trying to review the recently taken pictures directly from the gallery inside the camera app, it starts displaying all the pictures including the ones that are not taken by the camera. It starts showing all the pictures including whatsapp images, recently edited pictures, shared hike images, shared allo images and many more! It should actually be displaying only the pictures taken with the camera when reviewing the pictures inside the camera app. This is quite strange and it really irritates to see all the images inside the camera app. Your help is much appreciated in this regard. Thanks in advance.
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How to capture perfect low-light or night shots such as these in the below images.
The images and colors are so rich and colorful.
I want to know the settings and camera mode to capture such images wonderful images.
nri_tech1183 said:
How to capture perfect low-light or night shots such as these in the below images.
The images and colors are so rich and colorful.
I want to know the settings and camera mode to capture such images wonderful images.
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Before I comment anything here, the photos you've shared are very low quality. If you can share the direct link of the source, it would be really helpful.
AbhiAbhiBisht said:
Before I comment anything here, the photos you've shared are very low quality. If you can share the direct link of the source, it would be really helpful.
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Those are taken from google and are posted here as is.
Still one can have an idea about the vibrant colours or low noise the photos show when taken in both good light, low light and night captures.