Archive | October 30, 2018
October 30, 2018  

Installing The Google Pixel 3 Camera APP With “Night Sight” On A Pixel 2.

by Anura Guruge

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Taken with my Google Pixel 2 Phone.

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To get ‘Night Sight’ You Need The Pixel 3 Camera APP (CameraP3).

You will get the ‘NIGHT’ button on the P3 APP.

Click image to access the ‘Lifehacker’ article with DETAILED instructions.

The ‘Lifehacker‘ instructions for getting the Google Pixel 3 camera APP (above) WORKS.

I used them. They worked.

Some small modifications you can make, if you so wish. You can get to Chrome’s ‘Advanced Settings’ from phone’s SETTINGS → APPs → Chrome → Advanced. I just found that easier.

It is a BIG download. So, it will take some time. Installation was pretty straightforward and easy. There were no ‘gothchas’.

Enjoy.

Thanks ‘lifehack’. (I hope this APP is safe!)

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October 30, 2018  

The Picture Of The Day (Sony a7 II) + 6 Also-Rans — October 30, 2018.

by Anura Guruge

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a study in red Anura Guruge Sony a7 II

The also rans:






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October 30, 2018  

‘Wason Pond’ Covered Bridge In Chester, New Hampshire.

by Anura Guruge

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Click to ENLARGE. Base map, of course, from Google Maps.

As with the amazing scarecrows, this too was a serendipitous discovery in Chester, New Hampshire, on Sunday, October 28, 2018, on our way to an estate sale.

It is relatively new — i.e., built in 2011. We were in Chester around that time to pick up Maya. Don’t think we noticed it then. Maybe it was still being built.

Very picturesque. Nice job. Another kudos to Chester. Obviously a justifiably proud town. Bravo.

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