LG G5 Redefines Holiday Photography with Wide Angle Shooting
Based on popular demand, the LG G5 wide-angle camera offers
users the capacity, steady recording, funky editing features and more
With millions of GCC residents
vacationing in various places around the globe this summer, shooting holiday
photographs with family and friends is top of mind, especially for the traveler
yearning to capture the most of each unique experience. Among the myriad
smartphones on offer, one model packages best-of-breed camera functions into an
ultra-slim smartphone: The LG G5.
With popular
market demand for optimized camera functionality, the LG G5’s related software
suite is designed to be intuitive and easy to use when it comes to setting up,
taking and editing shots. It offers best-of-its-kind features in its wide-angle
camera. Key highlights include:
Wide Angle Shooting Outdoors
Chances
are, during vacation, travelling through some impressive scenery is highly
likely- be it landscapes, seascapes or cityscapes.But few cameras (and even
fewer smartphone cameras) are equipped to shoot such dramatic scenes for a
simple reason: A regular camera lens offers a field of vision of just 78
degrees, compared to human eyesight, which offers a 120-degree panorama. The LG
G5, however, is equipped with dual cameras, including a Wide Angle Lens that
spans 135 degrees. This allows users to capture breadth in any shot – be it
waves crashing on a beach, mountains cascading into the distance or crowds
seething across a city plaza. Amplifying ease of use, the G5’s camera, when
zooming wider than 78 degrees, automatically engages the wide angle functions.
Wide Angle Shooting Indoors
Shooting On the Move: Steady Record
When driving
through dramatic scenery, a gorgeous vista appears, but the tour bus is a
moving, unsteady photographic platform and one can’t simply tell the driver to
stop. No problem: LG G5’s Steady Record feature cuts out all vibration and
shake to capture a composed shot. To take effective panoramic shots, users can engage
the Steady Record and wide angle functions simultaneously: The Steady Record
will keep the shot stable as the user pans, while the Wide Angle Lens will
capture the full breadth of the image. For most users, the Steady Record
function, by killing any shake effect in photographs, obviates a tripod.
Adding Filters: Film Effect
The user can
manipulate the photograph in terms of tone, color and style as well. If the
user wants a different or funkier visual effect – black and white, or different
tones and colors – he or she can apply one of nine filters before pressing the
shutter to see how it looks. Once a certain effect is applied, that effect
remains the default shooting option until the setting is changed or restored.
In The Frame: Pop-out Picture
Once the picture
is taken, the user can upgrade its look by applying the Pop-out Picture
function. This function merges two
pictures taken with two lenses on the LG G5: The “inner” image is taken with
the regular lens, the “outer” image is taken with the Wide Angle Lens. Add a
filter effect - blur, fisheye, or black and white or vignette – over the
“outer” image for a different visual effect. You now have an “image within an
image” good enough to share on social media – or even hang on the wall when one
gets back home.
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