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Each of the options also has an automatic option, so for example you could alter white balance, ISO and metering, but you could leave shutter speed and focus on automatic if you wanted to. To make adjustments, you simply tap the option you want to change and use the slider which appears.

There’s no way to adjust the aperture of the camera’s lens.

You have the option to alter white balance, exposure compensation, ISO (sensitivity), shutter speed and focus. Once you have selected this mode, you’ll see that there’s now a row of camera settings displayed along the bottom / left of the screen. Moving on to look at how the “Pro” mode operates, as this is something that enthusiast photographers may appreciate. It’s likely you won’t need to venture into these settings all too often. If you tap the settings options, then you’ll have a few choices here, including a Grid, the option to Geo-tag photos,a shutter sound, storage options, how the volume button works and so on.

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Some of the modes have additional options that will appear below the menu if you select it - for example if you select Pro mode, you’ll see that you now have the option to switch on/off raw format (DNG) shooting, the timer or the aspect ratio (4:3, 16:9 or 1:1). You’ll find “Photo” which is the standard automatic photo option, Zoe Camera, which takes a couple of seconds of video along with each photo to create a “living image”, Panorama mode, Pro mode, Video, Hyperlapse, Slow Motion, Selfie Photo and Selfie Video. There’s quite a few different options here. You will also see a symbol that you can press to switch to using the front camera.Īt the top / left of the screen there’s menu you can drag down to switch between the different camera modes, as well as access the camera settings. At the bottom / right (depending on which orientation you’re holding the phone) of the screen you’ll see a large virtual shutter release button, an icon which allows you to switch between stills and video shooting and a preview of the last image / video you shot with the phone. It will open up in whatever you left it in, so if you were recording a video last time you used it, that’s what it will open in. The default camera app has quite a simple interface.

You can use a variety of ways to lock and unlock the phone, including the fingerprint scanner or drawing a pattern on the phone’s screen. If you want to look at images you’ve taken in a previous shooting session you’ll need to unlock the phone first. For this reason, you may find that you prefer to use the on-screen “virtual” buttons.įrom the phone’s lock screen, you can swipe up from the bottom corner to open the native camera app. Because the down volume button is in the middle of the right hand edge of the phone, it’s not particularly easy to hold the phone as you might do a standard compact camera when composing your images - instead you have to awkwardly reach over to press down the button. On the front of the phone at the bottom there is a fingerprint sensor that you can press with your thumb to reach the home screen, but it is not raised like the other buttons. The other two buttons act as a volume rocker, but when you first use the phone and open up the camera app, you will be prompted to set the volume down button to release the camera’s shutter. One of the is the on/off button, and you can also use it to lock and unlock the screen once the phone is switched on. There are three raised buttons, all found on the right hand side of the camera. The design of the phone itself is reasonably minimal, as we’re used to seeing from most phones on the market at the moment.

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If you are used to using an Android phone then you should find it a very easy transition to make to the HTC 10, especially of course if you’ve been using something like the One M8 or One M9. HTC uses the Android operating system, and in this case the HTC 10 uses Android 6, or Marshmallow. Other specifications include a 5.2-inch Gorilla Glass screen, Micro SD card compatibility, a suggested 2-day battery life and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Processor.

The camera has a variety of different modes, including fully automatic as well as a “pro” mode which allows you to adjust certain settings.

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You can record 4K video with the HTC 10, along with standard video recording at full HD, and slow motion at 720p. Optical image stabilisation is available for both of the cameras, which should have a positive impact on low light shooting. The front facing camera is 5 million pixels, but are standard pixels rather than “UltraPixels”. The HTC 10 follows on from the HTC One M9 and features a 12 million “UltraPixel” rear camera which has an f/1.8 26mm fixed length lens. HTC has introduced a new smartphone, removing the “One M” brand name that has been used for some time.