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SDCC Unofficial Blog’s 2015 SDCC Photo and Video Experience

IMG_20130719_083629With Comic-Con just around the corner, we’re inviting our readers to once again share their moments and experiences via a Google+ Event. The goal is to try and create the feel of Comic-Con through other people’s photos and videos.

We hope you join us and add your moments and experiences by participating in our 2015 San Diego Comic-Con Photo and Video ExperienceIf you would like to participate, you can leave a comment below, tweet us or the event’s organizer, Evic, at @evico, or send us a message on Google+ and we’ll send you an invite.

Check out our article – Comic Con Photo Tips for some pointers.

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About Google+ Events

Get people together, collect and share memories from momentous occasions or impromptu gatherings with events on Google+.

To create your own event, click the event icon in the share box where you create posts. You can invite anyone you like, even if they don’t use Google+. People you invite who don’t use Google+ will be able to see the event details and say whether they’re going.
To find all the events you’ve created or been invited to, click  Events on the left in Google+. Click any event on your Events page to see more details about the event. Google+ events will also appear on your Google Calendar.

On your phone

Check out events on your phone to get directions, add comments, and share photos during the event. With the Google+ Android app, you can upload photos and videos you take at the event directly to the event with Party Mode.

Event details and photo collections

The event details page captures information about the event including comments, who’s going, and photos from the event. Photos added to a Google+ event are shared with everyone invited to the event as a collection of photo albums.

About Party Mode

What is Party Mode?

When in Party Mode*, the Google+ app will automatically upload and share photos and videos to a Google+ event photo collection. You can tell that Party Mode is on when you see this icon  in your Android notifications tray.

When you enable Party Mode for an event, photos and videos taken on your phone while Party Mode is on are automatically uploaded to the event photo collection on Google+.

You will continue uploading new photos and videos until the event ends or you disable Party Mode. Anyone who can see the event can see your photos. Learn more about who can see Party Mode items.

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