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This add-on will add a new button to your Google Chrome browser bringing all the Lightshot features in. Take a shot of whatever you can see on your screen, edit it right away or upload it to share with your friends. Open the Camera app. Make sure that your Camera is set to photo mode and that Live Photos is turned on. When it's on, you see the Live Photo button at the top of your Camera. Hold your device. still. Download Lightshot for free. Or drag your images here.
With Live Photos, your iPhone records what happens 1.5 seconds before and after you take a picture. What you get is more than a great photo; it's a moment captured with movement and sound. You take a Live Photo just like you do a traditional photo.
How to take a Live Photo
- Open the Camera app.
- Make sure that your Camera is set to photo mode and that Live Photos is turned on. When it's on, you see the Live Photo button at the top of your Camera.
- Hold your device* still.
- Tap the shutter button .
Live Photos is on by default. You can turn Live Photos off temporarily or permanently.
How to find and play your Live Photos
- Open the Photos app.
- Tap the Albums tab.
- Scroll down to Media Types and tap Live Photos.
- Tap one of the photos to open it.
- Press and hold the screen to play the Live Photo.
You can enjoy your Live Photo every time you unlock your device too. Just set it as your Lock screen wallpaper.
How to change the key photo
- Open the Live Photo.
- Tap Edit.
- Tap the Live Photos button .
- Move the slider to change the frame.
- Release your finger, then tap Make Key Photo.
- Tap Done.
You can also toggle the Live Photo effect between off and on. When you're editing a Live Photo, tap the LIVE button at the top of the screen to turn Live Photo off or back on.
How to add Live Photo effects
- Open the Live Photo.
- Swipe up until you see Effects.
- Choose Loop, Bounce or Long Exposure.
Loop: Turn a Live Photo you love into a video loop. Choose an image yourself, or look in the For You tab to see photos that would make great loops.
Bounce: Make your Live Photo rock back and forth. Watch your Live Photo as it happened, then it instantly plays in reverse.
Long Exposure: Capture the elements of time and movement. Create a beautiful effect that used to be possible only with a DSLR camera. Fireworks become bright streaks across the night sky. A waterfall becomes a magical blur.
How to edit Live Photos
- Open the Photos app and tap the Photos tab.
- Tap the Live Photo that you want to edit.
- Tap Edit, then make your adjustments.
- When you've finished, tap Done.
If you edit your Live Photo in a third-party app, you might lose any Live Photo effects that you've applied.
How to share your Live Photos
- Open the photo that you want to share, then tap the Share button .
- If you want to share the still photo and not the Live Photo, tap Live in the upper-left corner.
- Choose how you want to share your photo. Note that if you share via Mail, the Live Photo is sent as a still image.
When you receive a Live Photo on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch via Messages, tap the photo to open it, then firmly press and hold to see it come to life.
If you're using Messages on your Mac, double-click the Live Photo to open it. The Live Photo plays through once. To play it again, click the LIVE button in the bottom-left corner of the photo.
How to turn off Live Photos
Tap the Live Photos button to turn off Live Photos. A slash through the Live Photos button means the feature is off.
The Camera app turns Live Photos on again automatically. To keep Live Photos off permanently, follow these steps:
- Open the Settings app.
- Tap Camera > Preserve Settings.
- Make sure that the switch next to Live Photos is turned on.
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* You can take Live Photos on iPhone 6s or later, iPad (5th generation) or later, iPad Air (3rd generation), iPad mini (5th generation) and iPad Pro models from 2016 or later.
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You can take a screen shot in-game by hitting the PrtScn ('Print Screen') button on your keyboard. A compressed JPEG image file will be created. If you press Alt + PrtScn an uncompressed TARGA (.TGA) image file will be created. In either event, the screen shot images are stored in the {Local path to program}Cryptic StudiosStar Trek OnlineLivescreenshots directory. The image saved does not include the User Interface, however.
To take a screen shot with the User Interface, use the command /screenshot_ui (for TGA) or /screenshot_ui_jpg (for JPG) in the chat box. You may also bind a key to this — /bind P screenshot_ui, for example, will bind the P key to the /screenshot_ui command.
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The option /renderscale # will scale to some multiple # of your monitor's screen resolution (/renderscale 1 is default). Thus, /renderscale 2 will be an image 4 times as larger as it doubles the width and height. Running renderscales much higher than 2 or 3 can result in crashing the game. Resizing these later to your screen resolution can provide a type of antialiasing.