The HTC One X has touch focus and face detection geotagging and smile shutter are also enabled.Ĭontinuous autofocus is available too which is good to have on a phone like the One X with no hardware shutter key (the virtual shutter key cannot trigger autofocus either, it does burst mode). The field of view in that mode is narrower than what the viewfinder shows and framing involves a lot of guesswork.
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That's made even worse when shooting 720p video. But then it becomes hard to frame a 16:9 video in the 4:3 view finder. It's like having Instagram built right into the camera app UI.Īll this is pretty cool, but we had one problem with this combined interface - if you want full 8MP resolution still shots, you have to disable the Widescreen option. There's also some other cool effects such as shallow depth of field, which lets you blur parts of a photo that fall outside a predefined circular area. The effects button brings out a tab on the left with the usual set of color effects (sepia, solarize and so on). Another cool option is the burst mode, which we mentioned in the gallery - you press and hold on the shutter key and it will snap multiple photos and let you pick which one to keep (you can keep all of them of course). To record video you tap the button below - and you can still tap the shutter key to snap a full-res photo, even while recording video. To snap a photo, you tap the shutter key. On the left is the flash setting toggle, general settings and shot mode (we'll get back to that in a moment). The right-hand side features the Effects button, shutter key, camcorder record key and a shortcut to the gallery that shows the last photo taken.
The camera interface is the same for both the still camera and the video camera - no they don't "look alike", the camera just has the UI shared between both functions.
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The HTC One X packs an 8MP camera that does stills of up to 3264x2448 pixels and records 1080p video 24fps.
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