HTC ONE MAX has Zeo camera feture which can take 30 shots per 3 seconds. How can i turn on this feture
when using camera, its the big icon in the middle of left screen.
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How long does SG2S take to take photos after clicking the capture button.
Is it instantaneous or does it take like a sec or 2.
I have seen most of the android devices takes a few seconds to save the image unlike the iphone ( no i am not an iphone fanboy )
About 1 second n a half.
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Wish someone implements instant photo like in HTC devices
I had a HTC One X before and now a Galaxy S3.
On the HTC I had a full screen camera togehter with 8mp but on the Galaxy I only get a full screen one with 6mp.
Is there any Camera app where I could get a full screen photo together with 8mp?
On the G4, you have the option of capturing a video with both cameras at the same time, not one by one. Do G5 or V10 have that option?
It's called Multi-View, inside the Mode button on the camera. You can take pictures or video with all 3 cameras (normal, wide, and selfie) at the same time.
In all demos i saw that multi view requires you to film 5 seconds with one camera, stop, 5 with another and so on and it just stitches them together. Can you confirm that you can film at the same time? Do you know of a demo? Thanks, Daniel
I just took a video using it and played it. Confirmed that all 3 cameras took video at the same time.
Hello,
Did anybody noticed in the camera app that the screen is kind a flickering in some situation?
I am not talking when you are taking pictures or video, but just before that
It is like you can see your screen frame rates
I am not sure if this is normal and if it is a camera thing or a screen thing
Happens on a lot of phones. Usually it's down to the lighting. Pixel 3 is terrible for this especially when indoors.
Tine21 said:
Hello,
Did anybody noticed in the camera app that the screen is kind a flickering in some situation?
I am not talking when you are taking pictures or video, but just before that
It is like you can see your screen frame rates
I am not sure if this is normal and if it is a camera thing or a screen thing
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Hey, when using the mobile phone to shoot TV, computer and other screens, found that there are vertical stripes or horizontal stripes flashing. Because the screen refreshes the screen at a certain frequency, which is beyond the range perceived by the human eye. However, the camera head can capture it. If the scanning frequency of the camera does not match the refresh frequency of the screen display, stripes will appear when the screen is photographed. This is normal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxzRYTyk4VQ
Timelapse was taken in pitch black conditions, so the quality is not that perfect.
Pro mode with 30 seconds exposure for each frame, 2 seconds interval. Took about 230 photos.