How To: Bring Apple's 'Live Photos' Feature to Your Android Device
If Android is all about options, then iOS is all about new features. Every year without fail, Apple announces a cool software component that brings something new to the table, and this year was no different.The headlining feature to go along with the iPhone 6s is called "Live Photos," which is a camera mode that captures the few seconds of video that occurred before and after you hit the shutter button, and displays them kind of like a GIF. This goes back to something else that Apple is really good at: re-branding existing technology (GIFs) to make them seem revolutionary (Live Photos).But coming back to Android's strengths, of course, we already have some options to emulate this new feature. For the bulk of the article below, I'll cover the process with the app we liked the most—then at the end of the article, I'll provide links to some additional Android apps that come with "Live Photos" functionality.Don't Miss: The Best Free Camera Apps for Android Please enable JavaScript to watch this video.
Step 1: Install Camera MXOur favorite app that brings the iPhone's Live Photos feature to Android is called Camera MX, and it's availble for free on the Google Play Store. To begin, search the app by name and get it installed, or head directly to the install page at the following link.Install Camera MX for free from the Google Play Store
Step 2: Take a 'Live Shot'Camera MX has a shooting mode called "Live Shot" that behaves exactly like the Live Photos mode on iPhones, which means that the animated portion of your photo is recorded a few seconds before you tap the shutter button.So to use the feature, make sure to put Camera MX into "Live Shot" mode by tapping the spiral-shaped icon on the top or left side of your screen. From here, hold your device still for a few seconds and frame up your shot, then tap the shutter button to capture the scene.
Step 3: View & Edit Your 'Live Shot'After a few seconds of processing, your Live Shot will be ready to view, so tap the gallery thumbnail in the corner to check it out. From here, you'll see a still photo, but similar to Apple's Live Photos, the image becomes animated when you press and hold the screen. If you'd like to change the beginning or end of your Live Photo-like looping video, tap the edit button at the top of the screen, then choose "Edit Live Shot." From here, you can use the sliders to choose where your video starts and finishes, but make sure to hit the "Save" button when you're done.
Step 4: Share Your 'Live Shot'When you're ready to show your creations to other people, tap the "Share" button at the top of the screen, then choose "Share Live Shot." From here, you'll see Android's share menu, where you can select an app or service to send the file to. The video is saved as a common MP4, which means it's compatible with most image-sharing sites and social media services.
Other Apps That Emulate Apple's 'Live Photos' FeatureIf you'd like to try a different app for emulating Apple's Live Photos feature, you've definitely got some options. The following free apps have a similar shooting mode and can easily be used to make shareable moving pictures:Gif Me! Camera: Records video clips as animated GIFs Graphica Live Photo Maker: Animated GIF camera & editing app Have you uploaded any of your "Live Photos" already? If so, post a link in the comment section below, or drop us a line on Android Hacks' Facebook or Twitter, or on Gadget Hacks' Facebook, Google+, or Twitter.
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