#PHOTOSPHERE ANDROID FULL#

Next year, the standard megapixel count for flagship smartphones will be taking a leap from the current 8-megapixel mark to around 13 megapixels. This is also good news for photography fans who love Android, because the platform will be loaded on some of the best camera phones for 2013. This is just one of the new Android 4.2 features that Google is introducing to make its latest version of Jelly Bean seem even more impressive than the last.

#PHOTOSPHERE ANDROID FULL#

This means you can create a full 3D-style impression of the point on which you happen to be standing when you start snapping and the software will sew everything together to create a seamless image that you can manipulate using your phone’s touchscreen display. Photo Sphere is able to use your Android camera phone to take full 360-degree photos, not just simple panoramas. If you choose the Google Nexus 4 or another own-brand handset you are likely to receive the latest version of the software (and thus Photo Sphere) earlier than others. That compatibility is dependent on whether or not your mobile has Android 4.2 installed. Photo Sphere is one such program, arriving alongside other key Android 4.2 features and making panoramic photo power available to anyone with a compatible Android camera phone. Various third-party apps have allowed for panoramic photo capture in the past, but on-board applications are now making this possible.

Panoramic shots used to be a pain to take in the pre-digital days, but with a smartphone anyone can capture impressive 360-degree images without getting out scissors and glue.

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