Hello everyone, I have got LG G8 Verizon on Android 10 Update 11 Currently, Camera has one button above slider to change lenses, I had LG G5 before and I have watched many youtube videos of lG G8 which has both Lenses on Side. so How I can get to show lenses on side?
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Coming from ATT's dual capture camera I kinda hate the split camera that Tmbo offers - Do I have to flash a new rom to get the Dual Capture back?
Any app that can easily add that feature/mode back in?
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Hello,
I got my LG Q7 Plus for one week now and i got a huge scratch on the camera glass.
I found this thread (https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g6/how-to/camera-lens-scratches-t3587051), where people say they have also scratches on their camera of their LG G6 Phone.
But they found out, that there is a coating over the camera glass.
Does the LG Q7 Plus also have this?
Here is a picture:
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why couldn't samsung modify the viewfinder so that the circled region can be filled by the view like other phones?
It is quite frustrating to see the full screen of my note 10+ not utilizing full screen in camera esp as i am using the 4:3 pic aspect ratio.
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Because it has to preview you what and how pictures is took as the phone "views" it.
... Or maybe I totally misunderstand your issue? :/
Compared to the previous 2 pro models, it don't seem like much has changed. Reviews say the selfie game sucks...
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Yeah, if "selfie" matters then it's a poor show from OnePlus in comparision to contemporary flagships.
https://imgur.com/ib0Vtua
The image is rotated 90 degrees and also stretched to fill the screen inside open camera (does the same in google camera go)
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The image it produces when I take a photo