Got Vignette app last night, and I am not sure I am using it correctly. At main screen I can see auto focus borders, but they are too wide, so pictures look like they have fixed focus.
My question is: is it possible to reduce those auto focus borders somehow, to get focused item, and blurry edges for the things that are not in focus?
hibiskus said:
Got Vignette app last night, and I am not sure I am using it correctly. At main screen I can see auto focus borders, but they are too wide, so pictures look like they have fixed focus.
My question is: is it possible to reduce those auto focus borders somehow, to get focused item, and blurry edges for the things that are not in focus?
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I've Got the Vignette app and there are many options to be tried out.
The focus is very sensetive and i need to take more shots in bright light but so far the best results have been taking the picture via the on screen button and i know this is basic but give the lens a wipe as well.
I have a feeling there is a gerneral bluring with this app regardless to simulate particular film stocks.
To avoid this you can use the normal camera software and import those photos or any photo from your camera roll and apply the style you want then save over the file or save a copy.
I hope this helps.
hibiskus said:
Got Vignette app last night, and I am not sure I am using it correctly. At main screen I can see auto focus borders, but they are too wide, so pictures look like they have fixed focus.
My question is: is it possible to reduce those auto focus borders somehow, to get focused item, and blurry edges for the things that are not in focus?
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You mean something like a macro mode?
You could try taking a picture with the 'Vignette' effect added onto it (The name of the effect itself is Vignette)
thanks for quick responses guyz, well I am not sure if it does focus actually. I mean physically lens tries to focus, but I dont think it actually focuses anything, so I thought maybe it is possible to reduce those focus borders to get focused item on image.
pngface, yes something like macro, but not that close
Anyway since vignette is saving images withough jpg compression, daylight images will have even better quality than now(and now they are very good)
So this has slightly annoyed me for a while but since I don't use the front camera to take pictures often and it's not that big of a deal, I have just dealt with it...until now, it's just kinda a little nagging annoyance thing.
So when you take a picture with the front camera, on the screen before you snap the picture and the final picture when saved, are mirror images. I understand that the final picture is the right orientation (I think?) but how can I make it so it won't show up as the mirror image on screen?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
right out of the box the camera didn't process light correctly: see attachment.
I read about the wifi camera issues, but i haven't been using wifi, and the discoloration is more than awful. This is supposed to be a sunset in the background.
Any suggestions/ideas?
Thanks in advance!
OOB the camera app sucks! I changed to another and never looked back. I also found that, depending on which photo viewer I used, I would see lines. Try another app and different settings.
Hello everyone,
I'm have looked online and I can't find anyone else that is having the same issues. I have a Verizon S5. On downloaded images from the internet or sent to txt (stock sms app) i can see the full color of the photo for a split second then it looks faded. If i hit the back button it flashes its normal color real quick before backing out of the photo. I am using the stock gallary app not the G+ gallery.
Thanks
Couldn't find anything on this here and online so maybe I'm missing something, but whenever I view a contact, the picture is always zoomed in, cropping the image.
It's even worse when I click on "i" in favorites view. It wasn't like that in my previous Galaxy S3 and S before that. Any way to disable it? I want to view the entire picture without zooming in.
Thanks.