At CES, the Samsung booth had many great demonstrators showing all the neat features of the Samsung Galaxy Note II. We asked Terrence Blunt to show us how to cut out a head on a photograph so to that you can draw on it or send it as Birthday card or via any other sharing methods. (video follows)
There's a cute Birthday card example that is shown in the S Note section on the Galaxy Note II. Samsung was also using this feature to send to special printers to print the enhanced photos on mugs or T-shirts, this was one of the most popular places at CES. The lines were very long and people loved the idea of editing photos and then having keepsake mugs or T-shirts to take home.
This video shows how to take photo from the gallery, cut out the head, draw on it, write on it and send it to friends.
- First you can take a photo of yourself with the camera.
- Open up the photo in Photo Gallery.
- You take the S Pen press and hold the button and draw a circle around the face and until the dotted outline connects.
- Tap it and save it to the clip board.
- Tap the plus icon to bring up new S Note.
- Hover the S Pen over the insert item icon next to the microphone.
- Tap insert item from clipboard.
- Chose the face with the S Pen.
- The face is in the S Note, you can move it around with the S Pen holding and dragging it.
- Resize the image by dragging the S Pen on the points of the frame of the image.
- You can also rotate the image, with the S Pen.
- If you make a mistake you can tap the back button to go back.
- Tap the pen, paint brush tool, select the color.
- You can write a note on the page via the S Pen or via text and the keyboard.
- Save the file with a name.
- Told and hold you have options for sharing, Image file or PDF.
- Chose how you want to send it.
- Open the S Note app by tapping on the S Note icon.
- Insert object
- Chose face, resize it, move it around.
- Back button lets you.
- Taps outside.
- Select
- Save it
- From S Note hold it, share via or tap on Share icon image or PDF and can send it email format. Options include Dropbox, GroupCast, Bluetooth share, Wi-Fi Direct, MMS, Gmail, Email, Voicemal, Flipboard or Google+.
The Samsung Galaxy Note II can easily understand handwriting recognition, see video. In fact with the Original Samsung Galaxy Note, I wrote an entire article at the beach with the S Pen.