Another big improvement on Z10 OS is the Camera Burst Mode.
I didn't see much talking about this and of course it is not easy to get nice shots with it. Anyway it's a great shooting effect which gives you a nice control on subjects an time by shooting photos in sequence.
Here's how it works;
1) open camera (of course)
2) change Shooting Mode to Burst
3) find a moving object to shoot
You can shoot as many picture as you want to, in two different ways.
1) you can just tap the Z10 screen
2) You can press and hold either the Volume Up Key (which shoots pics with shorter exposure time therefore faster shooting) or Volume Down Key (which shoots with a longer exposure time therefore slower shooting)
Of course I prefer the second option, which gives more control on the light of your scenario (remember dark scenarios need more light to get into your camera therefore you should use longer exposure times -> Volume down key)
Obviously Z10's camera is not a professional camera, and the exposure thing is not that big deal, but you should see quite a difference between the two shooting modes.
Here is just a test pic I took to show how it works, as I mentioned before... it's not easy to take good photos with Burst mode... but just think about your.. dog running... a bird flying.... a runner sprinting or... whatever it moves!
Now let's see what you guys are capable of! :cool:
burst-resized.jpg
I didn't see much talking about this and of course it is not easy to get nice shots with it. Anyway it's a great shooting effect which gives you a nice control on subjects an time by shooting photos in sequence.
Here's how it works;
1) open camera (of course)
2) change Shooting Mode to Burst
3) find a moving object to shoot
You can shoot as many picture as you want to, in two different ways.
1) you can just tap the Z10 screen
2) You can press and hold either the Volume Up Key (which shoots pics with shorter exposure time therefore faster shooting) or Volume Down Key (which shoots with a longer exposure time therefore slower shooting)
Of course I prefer the second option, which gives more control on the light of your scenario (remember dark scenarios need more light to get into your camera therefore you should use longer exposure times -> Volume down key)
Obviously Z10's camera is not a professional camera, and the exposure thing is not that big deal, but you should see quite a difference between the two shooting modes.
Here is just a test pic I took to show how it works, as I mentioned before... it's not easy to take good photos with Burst mode... but just think about your.. dog running... a bird flying.... a runner sprinting or... whatever it moves!
Now let's see what you guys are capable of! :cool:
burst-resized.jpg