I like this black and white shot -- without colour, you can't tell if the white balance has worked or not and the noise of the image gives it an almost film-like effect. There's no front-facing camera for selfies. Instead, you have to simply turn the phone round and hope that you're in shot. I wasn't. The colours are weak on these roses, and the details are fuzzy too. Still, for such a cheap phone it's not bad. A successful selfie here. White balance is just about right, and the exposure is fair as well. There's a lack of detail to the scene, but that's probably not a bad thing for my face.
The ultra-thin snap-on case for iphone 8 Live Photos feature is enabled by default, but luckily it's easy to turn off, When you launch the camera app, find the Live Photo icon, which is made up of three concentric circles at the top of your screen, If the icon is yellow (or gold), Live Photos is currently turned on, To turn it off, simply tap on the icon, You can always turn it back on by following the same steps, It's one feature that's easy to quickly turn on or off, Frustratingly, the camera app will re-enable Live Photo each time you launch the app, Thankfully, Apple added the option to preserve camera settings with the release of iOS 10.2..
So if your Apple device is running iOS 10.2 or higher, you can open Settings > Camera > Preserve Settings and choose whether or not you want the Camera app to remember to leave Live Photos turned on or off. What if you took a photo and forgot to turn off Live Photos? You can disable the video portion altogether, or remove just the audio with just a couple of taps. When viewing a Live Photo, tap Edit, followed by the Live Photo icon at the top of the screen. Alternatively, tap the speaker icon in the top-left corner to disable any recorded audio. Doing so will turn off the motion or audio portion of the picture, but it won't delete it. You can then share the photo as you normally would.
Editors' note: This post was originally published Oct, 1, 2015, and has since been updated to reflect new features and settings, If Harry Potter-like photos aren't your thing, here's how to turn off Live Photos, With each new iPhone, Apple introduces a new camera feature, This year's feature is what the company calls Live Photos, A Live Photo consists of 1.5 seconds of video, the photo, then an additional 1.5-seconds of video, The end result is a standard photo a first glance, but when touched, the photo comes to ultra-thin snap-on case for iphone 8 life showing the entire 3-second clip..
Snapchat is officially a public company. That price didn't last long. Snap shares started trading just before 11:30 a.m. ET with an opening price of $24, a jump of 41 percent and a strong signal that investors are buying into the young company's promise. During the course of the day, the stock price came within a few cents of $26 before settling to close at $24.48, a first-day gain of 44 percent. The co-founders, CEO Evan Spiegel and CTO Bobby Murphy, rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange, where the shares are trading under the ticker symbol SNAP.
