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With the Eraser photo shooting mode, you can capture up to five photos of a scene and erase any unwanted moving objects from the background. Need help on how to get this done on your Samsung Galaxy Note 3? If so, then I suggest you check out this guide. Guaranteed, this would be just quick.
By the end of this guide, you should be able to learn how to use the Eraser mode on your Galaxy Note 3. So you may start here whenever you're ready.
1. Get to the Home screen to get started.
2. Touch on Camera, to launch the Camera application/screen.
3. Next, touch Mode in the Camera app screen.
4. In carousel view, scroll to and touch to select Eraser.
Hint:
The modes may be displayed in a grid in your Mode menu. If it's in a grid, you can switch to a carousel view by touching the View icon located in the lower-left corner of the screen.
You will then be prompted with a message, telling you about how the Eraser photo feature works. To dismiss the message, touch on OK. If you don't want to view the same message in the future, put a check mark on the box next to Do not show again.
5. Now aim your Galaxy Note 3 at the scene you want to capture, and then touch the Camera shutter button. Your device will then take five snapshots in a quick succession, and will detect any moving objects in the background.
6. When the capture is finished, touch Show moving objects for your to view the erased any unwanted objects/people and restore them if you want.
Just follow the same steps if you want to capture another scene and using the Eraser mode for further photo editing.
Quick and easy, isn't it?
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