Sony Xperia Z Able to Take 999 Pictures in 68 Seconds
Sony's Burst Mode can take unlimited number of images at 10 FPS.
Sony's Burst Mode for the Xperia Z, which it says allows users to take an unlimited number of images at 10 frames per second with a 9-megapixel resolution, is able to take 999 pictures in 68 seconds.
The smartphone itself sports a 5-inch full HD screen that produces a pixel density of 441 PPI, accompanied by a 13.1-megapixel Exmor RS camera situated on the device's rear.
Sony's Xperia Z also features a microSD card slot and an HDMI port, with the device powered by a 1.5 GHz quad-core processor, as well as 2 GB of RAM. It'll launch with Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean, with an upgraded version of Google's platform due soon after.
The handset, which will form a lineup alongside the Xperia Tablet Z, is due for a worldwide launch during 2013's Q1. For more on the smartphone, visit our CES hands-on impressions.
Marketing kills me sometimes. Actually, most of the time.
I can do 60.
Marketing kills me sometimes. Actually, most of the time.
10 fps * 68 sec = 680 pictures, not 999...
so if we are taking pictures at a lower resolution to achieve 14.69 fps then what resolution is it?
they said that i takes 10 fps but the video is just showing that it can go beyond that
No.
So you can take 1,000 photos of something that isn't moving, in light that isn't changing... Ie, 1,000 photos that are exactly the same.
these are 9mp pictures, now lets look at a potential use.
your kid is playing a sport, and you want to take photos of the best moment
well, you got about a 6 second window for the best moments, so lets assume you already have everything focused.
you shoot for 6 seconds and have about 100 potential pictures.
now with what you said, 1080p... how many cameras have you seen that can take a decent 1080p video? much less a phone that can? by some merical phones can take a half way decent picture, this one can take them fast.
and 1080p is under 3mp... and from what i understand, 3mp is the bare minimum you need for a 3 by 4 print to not see the pixles.
you need more if you want to take a larger print, but i also believe that 8mp is fine for a single 8 by 11 is i remember correctly.
so there, just gave you a real reason you want to use this over going through a 1080p video...
o, and lets not forget... most normal people don't even know how to take a screenshot on their computer, much less how to capture a single frame of video.
4500x2500=11.2 Million pixels
It's evaluated by my gym teacher. At least he have knowledge about that kind of thing.