and create the picture you see here. See the article in this newsletter on Google Photos and Snapseed.
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Need a new webcam? Use an old phone.
When you get a new phone, do you keep the old one? I want you to know that the old phone is still a great camera. Add a stand, and a little software app and you get yourself a high quality webcam.
I use my old iPhone and this $20 phone holder stand as a “Document Camera” for recording demonstration videos.
This same setup can be used as a camera for video conferences like Zoom. This article will show you how.
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Make your photos beautiful with Snapseed
The great thing is, you can get to it right from Google Photos. First you need to install the app. It’s a free app from Google, get it in your iOS App store or your Google Play Store. All my photos are in Google Photos, so I can just open any one of them, then choose to edit in Snapseed. The process is slightly different in Android
and iOS.
- Android: tap the Edit button, Choose “More” at the right end of the list, choose Snapseed
- iOS: swipe up on photo, Choose Open in Snapseed. If you don’t see that option, you need to force quit your Google Photos app and restart it. See video in this article.
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