It's pretty obvious that all your photos are moving, plus it's a major new feature of the phone, so people will know about it. I don't people affected will be as outraged as you seem to think.
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Live Photos Called 'Best New Feature,' Composed of Separate JPG and MOV Files
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It's pretty obvious that all your photos are moving, plus it's a major new feature of the phone, so people will know about it. I don't people affected will be as outraged as you seem to think.
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Someone mentioned it on a different thread. I know what you're referring to. Yeah, it's really cool.
There's only one thing I didn't understand: it's said the .mov includes audio content.
But will it be played alongside the Live Photo?
But will it be played alongside the Live Photo?
jeez.. does no one read the comments anymore before asking such questions that has been discussed loads of times...
for the last time, Samsung, nokia and blackberry have had similar camera features in the past, but the one that can most likely claim inspiration for live pictures is the HTC Zoe app, originally on the one m7, then rolled out to other htc models, then put on the play store for all and sundry to have a go/copy to their hearts content.. does this answer the question..?
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All those things work fine. My only complaint is that I can't zoom out very far in Maps without going to "overview" mode.
Honestly, I'm not too sure, and I don't currently have access to it. I've only tried the feature once or twice earlier on so I don't really recall how it went...
Where can I download actual live photos which can be set as live wallpapers for older iPhones running iOS9 because all links I got are video files and I cannot use them as wallpapers. My iPhone runs iOS 9.0.1.
It's not that I think people will get upset specifically over Live Photos. A lot of people won't even know their phone is capturing them. More people will notice the alerts regarding low storage locally and on iCloud. They will get frustrated with those alerts, but most will also just pay for more iCloud: "It's only $1/month!"
I don't expect the masses to make this a problem right now. It will be the unspoken frustration of 16GB owners. This is just my personal opinion that Apple is doing their customers wrong by offering a phone that doesn't have the storage needed to support its features for the majority of users. It's planned obsolescence at its core. I don't mind some planned obsolescence, but this is over my proverbial line.
TOTALLY! Few minutes after the keynote was over, my best friend was asking, what's news. While not really being a Potter fan, I know my friend is and only thing I told her: new iPhone can shoot Potter-like photos now… Glad I am not the only thinking like that…
