Nokia pushes out Cinemagraph 4.0, now with vaunted GIF export feature

Cinemagraph is one of many innovative and unique apps that Nokia has brought to their Lumia line of Windows Phones. The app captures a rapid serial of photos and and then strings them together in a loop, for a photograph with a live, movement feature. Users then can upload their creations to Nokia's servers, which generates a URL link for sharing with friends and family.

Version 4.0 has now gone alive in the Shop, and we're talking more than merely bug fixes and optimizations (the last update was in October). Nokia has brought probably one of the top requested features for what is essentially a GIF generating app: GIF consign.

Too that new feature, 4.0 besides brings the following:

• location data for amend integration with Nokia Storyteller
• general functioning improvements

Location information is pretty great for Storyteller, which is Nokia's app for itemizing and categorizing your photograph experiences based on date and location. At present, Nokia Cinemagraph creations will now exist better suited for that app feel, which makes sense. Nosotros won't touch on 'general operation improvements' as that should be self-explanatory.

Regarding 'consign as GIF', the feature takes a few moments to procedure and it can exist plant under the menu of an active Cinemagraph (tap the three dots '…' and select Export GIF). Once completed, the GIF is put into your Saved Pictures coil in addition to the original Cinemagraph under Photographic camera Scroll.

File sizes volition be rather large, with 1 created on our Lumia 1520 weighing in at 18.5 MB. We as well noticed that if we fastened it to an electronic mail, it would only have it as a JPG. That means the only way to get these GIFs off of your telephone would be to plug into a PC and pull them off of the directory directly, much like a DNG/RAW file (if you discover some other way, permit us know in comments). In other words, at this time you won't be creating GIFs for firsthand social sharing directly (for that, yous can still use Nokia'southward upload and URL service).

Much like DNG/RAW support, this gives users a petty more than direct control over the Cinemagraph creation, allowing yous to export and relieve them to your PC for safe, permanent keeping (minus whatever proprietary formatting).

Option up Nokia Cinemagraph iv.0 here in the Store from the Nokia Drove. Nokia Lumia phones only.

Thanks, Giordano P. and others, for the tips!

Source: https://www.windowscentral.com/nokia-update-cinemagraph-gif-export

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