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A question about pictures taken with the iPhone 5.
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On my phone, this occurs when taking the picture in "landscape" orientation, but then viewing them in "portrait" orientation.
Meaning you took the picture with the phone rotated sideways, but you're viewing it in normal position.
Rotate the phone 90 degrees left or right. Now look at the picture.
Meaning you took the picture with the phone rotated sideways, but you're viewing it in normal position.
Rotate the phone 90 degrees left or right. Now look at the picture.
The iPhone screen got taller this year. But the camera is still a regular camera and works the same as it always has.
My Nikon DSLR takes pictures in 16:9 and they fill up the entire screen when viewed in my iPhone.
The picture was taken in portrait mode. I never use landscape. I expect the phone to fill the screen with the image that I've taken with it. I suppose I am asking too much. Lame.
Also, instead of making a phone shaped like a ladder, Apple should have made it a little wider as well. A few millimeter's would make a nice difference.
Also, instead of making a phone shaped like a ladder, Apple should have made it a little wider as well. A few millimeter's would make a nice difference.
Thats the way it is - you bought it. (well maybe someone gave it to you)
My comment may seem rude - but it certainly is true.
Thanks.
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Indeed, I did buy it. I simply came here looking for an explanation, and the post below yours gave me one.
Rude it was not.