#UFOCUS HTC U11 FULL#

The camera captures a lot of detail and I love how it blurs the background which helps focus on the main subject. Most smartphone cameras have some kind of trade off when shooting in low light.įoodies will be quite happy with the HTC U11 and even those who just like to capture food shots for their social networks. I’m still pretty happy with the results however. The details in this photo are also quite good, though you can see that there some areas where it’s a little blurred or muted. This photo above was taken in a very dark room where the only light source came from inside an aquarium tank. There’s a lot of detail in each photo and the colors seem accurate enough. I have several shots in the sample gallery of these little wooden toys from the Frost Science Museum and it did an excellent job capturing them all. The HTC U11 does quite well with close up photography. You just won’t get the same kind of quality you would with an optical zoom. I don’t really recommend using the zoom, but if you have to, it isn’t that bad either. What it doesn’t have however is a double lens like the LG V20 or the iPhone 7 Plus, so zooming on the HTC U11 is still a digital affair. That probably doesn’t mean much to you, but those numbers make for some pretty nice specs, even when competed to point and shoot standards. The rear camera on HTC U11 is a 12MP unit with a F1.7 aperture. At the time of this post, I believe it is the highest rated smartphone ever in DxOMark history. Gone are the days where the average person carries around a dedicated point and shoot camera because these days, there are smartphones that can take photos that are “good enough.” Of course you don’t want just “good enough.” You want photos that are great and that’s what a lot of the higher end smartphones provide. It honestly doesn’t really matter how huge the screen is or how fast it is, what really matters in my opinion is how well does it take photos. There are times when the typewriter sounds are exactly what you need to jumpstart the writing of the epic you are stuck on.One of the big factors these days when buying a smartphone is how good the camera is. If you use something else, it is a good idea to have uFocus in the mix of applications that you use. It has the added advantage of being free. If you are looking for an immersive, capable Markdown editor, uFocus is not a bad choice.

#UFOCUS HTC U11 FULL#

Full support of an advanced Markdown variant like MultiMarkdown or CommonMark.Auto-pairing of brackets and other Markdown syntax.Themes: Only a light and dark theme without the users having the ability to modify and use their own themes. uFocus stays away from that morass and you can use whatever font you like. Most of these distraction-free editors have barely concealed fascist tendencies which manifests in severe restrictions on user font choice. Requires the user to learn new habits for familiar commands and that is not ideal.įonts: uFocus lets you use your own fonts for the program and that is appreciated. Moving lines up and down is also non-standard, ⌥⌘↑ and ⌥⌘↓ is usually ⌃⌘↑ and ⌃⌘↓.Īdopting non-standard keyboard commands leads to conflict with the users setup of Keyboard Maestro and Alfred macros. The Apple standard implementation is ⌃⌘F. Full Screen Mode is implemented through ⌃⇧F. The other problem I have with the keyboard command implementation is the non-standard choices. I want a keyboard command toggle for Typewriter Scrolling, Highlights and NoWayBack. The basic Markdown is supported but the program features are not. Not all commands have a keyboard command assigned to them. Keyboard Commands: Keyboard command support in uFocus is inconsistent. Typewriter Scrolling: uFocus supports typewriter scrolling saving you from looking at the bottom of the screen all the time.

Doesn’t support the esoteric features like tables and footnotes, but does support basic Markdown. UFocus is a competent Markdown based editor. Lets you manage the files and have a whole slew of folders containing text files attached and available to the program. Library: You can add folders of text files to the uFocus Library. You are not allowed to edit your content. NoWayBack: If you find yourself editing and not writing, uFocus’s NoWayBack feature can make the process easier. It is an odd feature which helps me focus on the writing. Sound: uFocus plays old style typewriter sounds when you hit the keys on your keyboard. UFocus brings a few extra things to the genre of Markdown based text editors. We have a lot of these, why am I writing about uFocus? UFocus is a distraction-free, Markdown based writing application that lets you create and manage plain text files.

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