I'm not sure where to begin to be honest . I don't know how that sause is made.Good to hear it. Looking forward seeing the home made version of that dish from you one day.
Pssst...you can just buy the Teriyaki sauce in the grocery storeI'm not sure where to begin to be honest . I don't know how that sause is made.
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That's a good way to start. And once he gets comfortable, he can learn to make it on his own.Pssst...you can just buy the Teriyaki sauce in the grocery store
Most cameras on phones are so-so in low light...there are different levels of low light and people sometimes have different expectations of great performance across the different low light scenarios...
...I'm fine with the shots 99 has posted of Andy's phone. The Pixel 2 shots in some cases are better, but depending on the level of low light - not by much.
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Yup, I had the exact same thought running in my mind as I was comparing the pictures.Thanks for sharing these! It's interesting to me that between the 2, the Essential is not so bad at all. Of course the Pixel is better, as we figured but I'm amazed that the Essential isn't a total wash.
Yeah manual would be nice. But I guess that's why there are other apps. I am planning to use Open Camera with the Essential phone to see if I can coax a slightly better performance out of its camera hardware.Google has found a nice balance on brightness of the scene and maintaining details. My biggest issue here is there is no manual mode for those wanting to tweak the settings to their own liking.
Yeah manual would be nice. But I guess that's why there are other apps. I am planning to use Open Camera with the Essential phone to see if I can coax a slightly better performance out of its camera hardware.
Haven't sideloaded the Google Camera app yet.Speaking of cameras, did you get to try out the Google Camera HDR+ app? Open Camera should be really interesting.
There's two establishments I don't miss right there.Jeez that's a bit expensive. With that those prices i can go to red lobster or Olive Garden.
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Ooh, that looks delicious.