

HTC RHYME AKKU WECHSEL 720P
HTC Rhyme in our Photo Compare Tool Poor 720p video, does slow motion in WVGA It also does pretty well in synthetic resolution and the rest of the charts, but in real life it's not among the 5 megapixel smartphones we would recommend. HTC Rhyme shows no trace of pink spot, something quite rare of an HTC droid.
HTC RHYME AKKU WECHSEL HOW TO
The tool’s page will give you enough info on how to use it and what to look for. The HTC Rhyme enters our Photo Compare Tool to join the other 5MP shooters. HTC Rhyme camera samples Photo quality comparison The pictures you take with the Rhyme will do for Facebook and other web albums, but it is not the device to capture your best moments. The noise levels are also kept low, there is no over sharpening or purple fringing. HTC Rhyme produces decent photos with enough resolved detail (although it could have been much better), lively colors and good contrast. Depth of field is another such effect – it adds a radius slider besides the control point and will blur everything in the photo that falls outside the circle. For example, Warp places a control point on the screen, which you can drag with your finger and see the result in real time. The effects button brings out a panel on the left with the usual set of color effects (sepia, solarize and so on). Geo-tagging is an option too as is Auto upload - all you have to do is pick a service (Facebook or Flickr), an album and when to upload (Immediately, daily and Wi-Fi only), the phone will take care of the rest. On the downside, the continuous autofocus may be way off in some shots - the only way to be certain you have the right focus is to tap and hold the shutter key. Continuous autofocus is enabled too which is good to have on a phone like the Rhyme with no hardware shutter key. The HTC Rhyme has face detection and touch focus. The Scenes are pretty cool - especially since they grew an extra feature we saw for the first time on the Sensation XL - Backlight HDR. By default the viewfinder image is cropped so that it fills the entire screen, but you can switch that off (note that cropping reduces the resolution). There’s a gallery shortcut (a thumbnail of the last photo taken) in the bottom left corner and a virtual zoom lever along the bottom. The still/video toggle and front/back camera toggles have been combined in a single menu and the Effects button has been moved to the top left corner - this freed up space for the Scenes and Settings button.

Most of the controls are on the right side of the viewfinder, with the virtual shutter in the center. The camera interface is very space efficient since the Sense 3.5 update. There’s a single-LED flash / video light too. The HTC Rhyme packs a 5MP camera that does stills of up to 2592x1944 pixels and records 720p video 21fps.
