Why can't vivo x5max open panoramic mode?

Can't open the panoramic mode Reason: The display screen is out of order.

The system has not been upgraded, and the system is unstable.

There is something wrong with the mobile phone itself.

The installed software conflicts with the system.

My phone is out of power.

The tail plug cable is broken or the battery is broken, so there is no power supply.

There is a conflict between the downloaded third-party software and the system, so it is recommended to double clear it.

System firmware compatibility issues.

Panoramic mode means that when shooting an ultra-wide picture, the digital camera will leave an extra position after each photo to help the photographer take multiple landscape photos in succession, and then form an ultra-wide landscape photo.

How to use the phone panorama mode:

First, turn on the phone camera.

After opening, you can see that it has entered the normal photo mode. The concave mirror icon on the left side of the panoramic photo mode is a panoramic photo logo. Click it. Switch to panoramic shooting mode.

Panoramic shooting mode is on, but it hasn't really started yet. To start a panoramic photo, first press the shutter button, and then move horizontally and evenly to the left or right to take a panoramic photo. Now click the shutter button below to start taking pictures.

You can see a sign in the shape of a progress bar on the left. For example, move the camera to the right at a constant speed, and then the progress bar will slowly move in the direction of the green arrow. When it moves to the position of the green arrow, it means that the panoramic photo has reached the maximum limit, and the camera will automatically stop and save the taken photo.

It should be noted that panoramic shooting needs to control the moving speed of the lens, and it is not possible to take clear panoramic photos too quickly. Also, if the progress bar does not reach the position of the green arrow, you can click the shutter button to stop shooting, and you can save the panoramic image that has been shot.