Friday, 17 June 2011

CameraAngles for Android

CameraAngles for Android



CameraAngles is new type of Camera app for Android phones and tablets.

Touch-less Technology:
Take a photo by waving your hand in front of the screen.
Incognito mode:
Take photos silently.
FilmStrips:
Save Camera settings and reuse them at parties etc.

The CameraAngles Main Menu

Main Menu

1
Point And Shoot

This is similar to your native Android camera app, just point the camera and touch the screen. The menu key brings up color effects, picture size, exposure, flash mode etc.
2
Create a FilmStrip

The FilmStrip screen allows you to change the cameras settings and save them for use at parties etc.
3
Shortcut to FilmStrip

Here you can set and quickly start taking photos with the chosen FilmStrip.
4
Run FilmStrip

Run, Edit or Delete existing FilmStrips
A FilmStrip is just a sequence of camera actions you want to happen when you press the shutter, for example.. take a photo, turn on flash, take a photo and save them both to a specific folder. Each FilmStrip is saved with it's own unique name and can be used when taking a photo.
5
Settings

Change the shutter options (touch-less or buttons etc ) , language and help etc
6
Image Gallery


View all the photos you have taken, including ones already on the phone.




CameraAngles Point and Shoot

Using the normal Point and Shoot mode of your camera.
Taking a Photo


Aim the camera at the scene. Press the shutter button, touch screen or wave your hand.
Changing the Camera Settings






Press the Menu button
Select the setting using touchscreen
Change the setting using touchscreen




Create a CameraAngles FilmStrip

Create a FilmStrip, which is a sequence of settings your camera will apply when you take a photo.
Getting to know the FilmStrip


1
The top row is the list of settings your camera can apply. Flick this left and right to view all the settings.
2
The bottom row is your FilmStrip, add settings that you have selected in the top row and place them into your FilmStrip. Add and remove settings from your FilmStrip by using the “Add” and “Remove” buttons.




Changing the location where pictures are saved




Long hold the Save Location setting in your FilmStrip (the bottom row).
Select the folder that photos will be saved to or create a new folder.


Add some Color Effects




Add the Color Effects setting to the end of your FilmStrip.
Long hold the “Color Effect” setting to bring up it's options. Select an effect.


Take a Photo and Save FilmStrip




Add the “Take Photo” setting to the end of your FilmStrip. Press the “Save” button and give the FilmStrip a meaningful name and description.


Your saved FilmStrip will now do the following when the shutter is activated.
Set the location to save photos, add a color effect and then take a photo.
Complex FilmStrips can be created with any number and combination of settings.



Create CameraAngles FilmStrip Shortcut

How to set shortcuts to FilmStrips

Setting a shortcut to a FilmStrip




Hold down the Shortcut FilmStrip button.
Select the FilmStrip to set as the shortcu



CameraAngles Settings

The settings menu.

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Set what to use when the camera app is opened. Set this to be PointAndShoot, MainMenu or any FilmStrip.

Change how you take a photo.
Choose or combine, touch-less, touch screen or buttons.



See contact details and about the people who made CameraAngles.


Change the language, choose from English, German, French or Chinese.