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Panorama in Samsung Galaxy Pocket


Who would have thought that there is already a built in panorama in Samsung Galaxy Pocket? Panorama became popular since iPhone released their version of it. Surprisingly, we don't need to buy those costly phone or download an app just to take a picture in a panorama mode. Samsung Galaxy Pocket is almost same with Samsung Galaxy Young, so as expected, this panorama mode in galaxy pocket is also available in galaxy young.


To set your Camera mode into PANORAMA
Simply go to your camera app
Check this top left corner and see it's current setting

This rectangular shape indicates that we're in a SINGLE SHOT mode, tap this and select the Panorama








Noticed that the rectangle white box at the top left is now replaced by a two mountain like shaped. We are in the Panorama Mode.

To start creating a Panorama picture, tap the camera at the middle right side. Move your came in either sides you want. It can be to the right, to the left, move it upward or downward.

As you can see, there is 0/8 at the bottom. This indicates that you can take 8 different parts or shot in just one photo.
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