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Gmail iOS iPhone Mobile App Primer Tutorial
Just saying “Gmail” will have a lot of online users thinking … email Google (the owners of Gmail) message and/or attachment software … as an industry leader email client software suite. Even though it is not an Apple product the … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, iOS, Software, Tutorials
Tagged client, desktop, email, email client, Gmail, gmail app, gmail mobile app, Google, iOS, iPhone, mobile app, software tutorial
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QR Code Covid Safe Check-in App Camera Tutorial
For us here in the New South Wales state of Australia regarding tracking movements in the time of Covid all the installation of the “Service NSW app” of QR Code Covid Safe Check-in App Tutorial is still all relevant, but … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, chaeck in, check out, covid, covid-19, focus, iPhone, mobile, mobile device, QR Code, scan, Service NSW, smart device, tutorial
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Camera iOS App Filters Primer Tutorial
Along the same lines of thinking as the recent Email iOS Vignette Primer Tutorial we’d like to revisit the iOS Camera app of your iPhone and iPad devices today, and talk about that top right “three circles intersecting, initially white” … Continue reading
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Tagged app, camera, digital photography, filter, filters, iOS, iPad, iPhone, mobile app, photo, photograph, tutorial
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Camera Pinch Closeup iPhone Photo Resolution Focus Tutorial
If you come from a photography and camera usage going back to the (pre-digital) SLR cameras of the latter 1900 years (and even the ones that tended towards you “not adjusting much and being digital” SLR cameras) yesterday’s Camera Pinch … Continue reading
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Tagged aperture, bee, camera, closeup, depth of field, dimensions, email, F-stop, film, focal length, focus, gesture, Gmail, iOS, iPad, iPhone, lens aperture, mobile, PaintBrush, photograph, pinch, resolution, sensitivity, share, shutter speed, single-lens reflex, size, SLR, telephoto, tutorial, zoom
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Camera Pinch Closeup iPhone Photo Resolution Primer Tutorial
Because we couldn’t categorically say … the resolution is the same, the photo dimensions are the same for two versions of an iPhone Camera app created photo of a scene, one not pinched and the another a closeup of detail … Continue reading
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Tagged bee, camera, closeup, dimensions, email, gesture, Gmail, iOS, iPhone, mobile, PaintBrush, photograph, pinch, resolution, share, size, tutorial
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?