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About the application:

Snap Pic Carousel is an apk with a few uses for people who like to take pictures (with more features coming). You can take pictures on a timer, choose what resolution you wish the pictures to be, if you wish to use a flash, how a lot of pictures you wish to take, and what format (JPG or PNG) you wish the file saved in. This apk was designed to be used with a Bluetooth enabled turntable made by us at Eric’s Gear. With this turntable and apk, you can take full 360 degree product pictures for your site or another online shop just like the large box stores. With the turntable, you’ll be able to set how quick it rotates and which direction it turns. The rotation speed may determine how a lot of times the turntable rotates, since it has a “soft begin” and a “soft stop” feature to prevent things from falling over, liquids from spilling, as well being able to turn heavier objects. With the “autosave” feature, you can easily take pictures of multiple products in a row, or disable “autosave” and you can preview the pics before they are saved to your device. Each time you begin the picture taking process, a fresh folder is automatically made to hold your pictures separate and organized. Also, the pictures are numbered sequentially so you know exactly in what order they were taken. Most of the features could be simple to understand, but we’ve included a assist section in case anything is unclear. This assist section also contains primary troubleshooting steps, in case there are any problems using the app. You may have to fiddle with some of the settings to receive things to work perfectly, since each smartphone has a various camera and processing speed, which means that the resolution of the pictures and the speed at which the pictures can be taken will vary with every phone. You can choose where to save the pictures, which I recommend the “DCIM/Camera” folder, so you can easily search them when you move them to a computer. This allows you to save them to a cloud folder such as OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, or something related.