Down the years of blogging here in Thanet one of the things
I have done is put up lots of photos. I don’t mean the historical ones, which
generate the most interest, but snaps just taken walking around the area. I
don’t think I am going to win any prizes for photography, what I like to do is
just point the camera – well nowadays the phone and point and click.
The main thing is being able to set the camera so you can do
this, for the most part I don’t want to have to set the focus, aperture,
shutter speed – nor do I want to wait while the brain in the camera tries to do
lots of stuff automatically – particularly with the focus.
Anyway my new phone an OUKITEL K6000 Pro would have none of this,
something that wasn’t made any easier by my not being able to find the
instruction manual online.
Glad that A better camera seems to have done the trick.
ReplyDeleteA couple of other apps I have used that may be of interest.
Handy Scanner (free version) - scan documents to produce a pdf.
Helmut - scans negatives to produce a positive photo - no need to but a stand alone converter
Once again many thanks. I have installed the other two apps and will give them a go. I guess my old Note 1 has been dying on the memory front for so long I have got out of the adding apps business. The snap shot solution was mostly fixed by setting the focus on infinity, I fired the whole lot off in less than 30 mins, a lot quicker than painting watercolours, I will give the same walk another go with DRO and see if I can get a bit more even lighting. Basically though the results are what I had hoped for and I think at least as good as I was getting with the previous phone.
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