Do you ever find it difficult to find a photo on your phone? Google Photos (available for Android or iOS) is an app that organizes your smartphone photos and videos, tagging them automatically using image recognition, which makes it easier to find a photo. If you have photos on Google Photos (aka Picasa Web Albums), it can include those as well (this option can be turned off). Google Photos can also sync your smartphone photos and videos to the cloud for free, with some compression (uncompressed backups are available for a subscription).
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Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Thursday, November 6, 2014
iPhone 6 Camera Review
This is a user review of the iPhone 6's camera, with an emphasis on its usage for candid photos. This post will only talk about iPhone 6's photos but not its video, which I will have to discuss another time. Note: the iPhone 6 Plus has the same camera as the iPhone 6, but adds optical image stabilization. My comments apply to the 6 Plus as well unless otherwise noted.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
The Best Phone for Photographers
The iPhone has gotten a lot of coverage in photography blogs (such as Strobist and Chase Jarvis) and has gained a reputation for being the best phone for photographers. Since the iPhone revolutionized the smartphone market, however, many phones, particularly Android phones, have emerged to challenge the iPhone's dominance. In this post, we talk to an expert on mobile phones, our very own Mohammed Shafik, to get an industry insider's advice on the best phone for photographers.
Labels:
android,
camera phone,
cell,
iphone,
mobile,
photography
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