夜神裕一郎
2020-9-30 21:37:51
camera new features得電影運鏡同廣角鏡
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__冇搞錯_
2020-9-30 21:38:08
765G
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Pokimane
2020-9-30 21:38:23
4a 5g呢個價錢既話 我諗都係買返4a
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月薪41萬
2020-9-30 21:40:49
4a 5G 3000尾都可以考慮
Xposed
2020-9-30 21:44:47
4邊一樣窄 加側邊開孔 加大R圓角
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夜神裕一郎
2020-9-30 22:10:19
New Google Pixel 5 features
Perhaps the most intriguing new feature hinted at in the Google Pixel camera app is flash intensity, as not many smartphones have this feature. By the sounds of it, it would allow you to change how bright the flash is when you take photos in dark areas.
Google already has a popular Night Sight mode for its camera phones, which takes great low-light snaps, and since flash is also for dark settings, it's not entirely clear why the company is working on two separate settings for such shots. Perhaps it's for improved front-lighting techniques in fairly well-lit situations instead.
Another feature hinted at is motion blurring, which would give action shots a bit of 'natural' looking blur like what you'd see from a DSLR camera. This is an example of Google making software do in its smartphones what hardware does for most dedicated cameras.
Next up, several smartphones now have 'audio zoom' for video recording, in which audio gets louder when you zoom in while recording, and it seems Google is working on an equivalent. 9to5Google suggests this mode might need hardware specific to future Pixel phones, though.
Finally, it seems when you record a video in the camera app of future PIxel smartphones, you might have the option of immediately sharing it to a range of apps including Instagram, Skype, Twitter and WhatsApp. It's not clear what advantage this will have over using the built-in video recorders in those apps, other than perhaps resolution (though that often gets downgraded when sharing anyway).
We'll have to see which of these features end up in the Google Pixel 5 (or future Pixel smartphones).