Samsung S6 Photos

miss-randomness (36)in #photography • 7 years ago (edited)

Samsung S6 Photos

So I've had my Samsung Galaxy S6 for 2 years now and can happily say that I have ended my contract with O2 and just renewed to a sim only contract. There's nothing wrong with my phone so why should I feel the need for an upgrade and be paying something like £56 a month for it! That's just silly

I'm always keen to take lots of photos but completely forgot that the camera on the S6 has many different functions, and to add to that, you can download Apps to make it even more advance. (but for the purpose of this blog, we will stick with what functions come with the phone)

The function I have used in these photos is 'Selective Focus' Mode. You can easily find this by opening you Camera and selection the 'Mode' Function (those who have the most recent update will need to swipe right to find the Mode options). If you have never opened this menu you before then you will probably be surprised at how much it has to offer. Once you have selected 'Selective Focus' you camera is ready to take photos.
Please note that when you close your camera, the camera will go back to its normal mode when you re-open. Therefore you will need to select which mode you require every time you open the app.

Selective Focus

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This Mode is really simple to use
It requires you getting close to the object, tap (on the screen) the object you would like in focus. Once you have tapped the 'capture' button, be patient as the camera is taking two different focus'. The object you have selected and the background.
You will notice this once you have gone to preview the photo. The icon in the middle of the photo will show you two different options. This is a preview of the object you selected in focus but also the option to have that blurred and the back ground in focus as you can see in the photo above and below.