February
Question from Rhonda F.: Rick, I have an inquiry for you. Why do the photographs I bring with my telephone dependably turn out foggy? I regularly need to take twelve shots to wind up with only one that is clear.
I must be doing something incorrectly yet I can't make sense of what it is. My telephone is an Android (Samsung Galaxy S II). A debt of gratitude is in order for your assistance!
Rick's answer: Hi Rhonda. It's difficult to know without a doubt without perceiving how you're taking the photographs, yet I have a solid hunch that you aren't letting your telephone's cam wrap up the shot before discharging the shade catch.
Simply tapping the shade discharge catch quite often brings about a foggy picture. Much the same as a normal advanced cam, the cam in your telephone needs to alter the concentrate before you can catch a reasonable, haze free picture.
This is what you have to do to with a specific end goal to bring clear pictures with an Android cam telephone:
1 – Open the Camera application from the Apps menu.
2 – Compose your first shot to your preferring.
3 – Press and hold the shade discharge catch until you hear a beep. The beep shows that the cam has completed the process of centering and is prepared to take the photograph.
4 – After you hear the beep, discharge the shade discharge catch to take the photo.
5 – Repeat steps 2 through 4 to take the same number of haze free photographs as you need.
That is all there is to taking clear, non-foggy photographs with an Android cam telephone.
As a side note, the menu that shows up as an afterthought of the Camera application screen gives you a chance to alter your cam's settings, for example, White Balance and ISO simply like a standard advanced cam. In the event that you try a bit you'll be bringing incredible photographs with your Android telephone