The sound of the camera click sound is a digital camera shutter when a photo is taken on the Apple iPhone. That clicking noise is heard every time a picture is taken with the built-in camera. To temporarily stop that noise, slide the bar phone to the tab appear orange. This will put the phone in silent mode and mute all sound effects, including the click of the camera. This will also mute the ringer and notification sounds. Yet another method is also available.
1. Open iTunes on your computer and click the link in the Apps Store. Download the app called "MobileFinder."
2. Connect your iPhone to your computer via USB cable. You will be prompted to update your iPhone and install the latest application.
3. Go to the applications on the iPhone and run the application MobileFinder. Locate the folder "System / Library / Audio / UISounds." This folder contains all the sound effects system defaults.
4. Scroll down to find the file "photoShutter.caf." Double-click the file and click once to edit the file name. Change your name by any other. The change can be so minimal that you can only get the letter "r" in the word "shutter" if desired.
5. Exit MobileFinder try and take a photo. The clicking noise no longer occur.
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Hot iOS 6 Tips - Panoramic on the iPhone 4S Camera
Last year, some developers they discovered a hidden function in iOS that allowed him to take panoramic pictures with the iPhone camera, directly into the native Camera app. At the time, we got to test the function, which was still crude and imprecise.
With iOS 6, Apple finally decided to release the function, already developed and ripe for normal use. However, not all devices will receive new.
Panoramic mode is one of the functions of the iPhone camera. To create the image, Apple uses a technique very different from most application that proposes to this function, which take several photos and then join them. In iOS, the catch is in real time , with you turning the device. In the end, the result is almost immediate, direct to your photo library.
At the time of taking the picture, a central white arrow tells you how to maintain alignment. Just leave it always on the center line while recording the images to get the perfect overview. The result is very good, eliminating the need to install external applications.
A panoramic photo function is only available for iPhone 4S, iPhone 5 and the new iPod touch 5th generation. The new iPad, despite the chip A5X, not entitled.
[via blogdoiphone]
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