Do you sometimes get blurred photos from your DSLR but don’t know why? The chances are it’s not the camera – it’s you! Our friends at the Nikon magazine N-Photo came up with top ten tips for banishing blur. Take the effective focal length of your lens and divide it into 1 to get the minimum safe […]
How to use new Snapchat: Filters, video calls, replays and more
7 June 2014 By Leave a Comment
The last couple of Snapchat updates have added new features so here’s how to make video calls in Snapchat and use the new Snapchat app. Also see: How to update Snapchat The popular Snapchat app has been updated with new features but they’re not switched on by default. Here’s our guide on enabling new options […]
Cooliris puts all your photos in your hands
6 May 2014 By Leave a Comment
With a plethora of social networking sites, you’re bound to have hundreds of photos scattered all over. And while there are numerous gallery apps available on Android, none probably gathers all, and we mean all, of them in a single place like Cooliris. Cooliris is a photo gallery app for Android, but that would be […]
How to make the most out of your smartphone camera
16 May 2013 By Leave a Comment
According to a 2012 report from The Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, of the 85 percent of American adults who own a cellphone, 85 percent use their cellphones to take photos. Smartphone cameras are quickly replacing basic digital cameras for snapping photos on the go, and for good reason. Capturing a memorable […]
View all photos now with your Dropbox App
12 April 2013 By Leave a Comment
Dropbox was one of the applications that my Galaxy Note II phone shipped with by default. It was installed by default and all I had to do was sign in to my Dropbox account to start using it. I have to admit that I’m not really using it for much on the Android phone. I […]
How-to: Use Google Drive to upload photos from Android, iOS
21 March 2013 By Leave a Comment
Taking photos is only half the battle for budding photographers, it creates the need to get those masterpieces onto a computer for storage and other purposes. The more photos you take, the bigger the task of getting them transferred to a bigger screen. Photo transfers involve two steps: getting the photos from the phone to […]
