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Shino03
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On 2015-09-02 17:43:59, davidsic wrote:
No optical stabilisation while all the other manufacturers are starting to use it in their flagships...
Too bad and good luck with hand-held low light shaking blur for stills 
But to be honest, even with ois, shakes are not completely eliminated |
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wiraperkasa
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Minimum 4k display for the next ultra |
badassmam
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This is too pretty to ignore, it looks so much nicer than the Z5 which is nearly identical in looks. Great job by Sony. I think it will be a great performer, they have changed a lot of things. |
ascariss
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On 2015-09-02 17:41:17, wiraperkasa wrote:
No physical ois apparently
Well engadget mentions this (correct link now)
http://www.engadget.com/www.e[....]remium-compact-hands-on-video/
This fancy new sensor is backside illuminated and has embedded phase-detection pixels. It's housed in Sony's first mobile camera module with a closed-loop actuator, and in front of the sensor is a new six-element 24mm lens with a wide f/2.0 aperture. If you're unsure what all of this means, I'll break it down for you:
Sony says that, thanks to the phase-detection pixels, the Z5 family can autofocus in as little as 0.03 second, claiming it's the "world's fastest autofocus in a smartphone." All we can say is it's very quick. The actuator helps with this by swiftly moving the lens to focus, and because it's closed-loop, it'll also offer better image stabilization, especially for video
There are some image samples as well from Sony it seems.
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moogoo
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I don't understand why everyone is obsessed with physical OIS? What does it matter? If the results speak for themselves, who really cares about HOW it is stabilized as long as it is stabilized well. If Sony's closed loop + software solution destroys everyone else's physical OIS when it comes to actual results, does it really matter? Wouldn't you say that Sony's solution is better?
complaining about lack of OIS without examining videos and comparing simply means you just want to see buzzwords.
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davidsic
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On 2015-09-02 17:55:17, Shino03 wrote:
On 2015-09-02 17:43:59, davidsic wrote:
No optical stabilisation while all the other manufacturers are starting to use it in their flagships...
Too bad and good luck with hand-held low light shaking blur for stills
But to be honest, even with ois, shakes are not completely eliminated
I agree but it help.
Thanks ascariss for the precision, i hope it's also works well for stills in low light.
Daylight pics looks good on gsmarena preview http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_z5-review-1293p5.php
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Xajel
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There seems to be a dual sim version of both Z5 and Z5 Premium
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moogoo
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anybody see anything about full manual mode for the camera?
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ascariss
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On 2015-09-02 18:23:23, moogoo wrote:
anybody see anything about full manual mode for the camera?
Nothing yet, maybe there is no haha, I posted a photo in the z5 thread of the different camera interface, well slightly different. Unless this is the interface on 5.1.1? |
Tsepz_GP
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Thank you ascariss,that closed loop tech sounds very interesting, as long as there is proper stabilization.
Hmmm, it really seems like Sony has actually gone all out with the Z5 Premium, I'm actually excited 
Now to wait and see battery results, but with a 3430mAh I expect it to do pretty well. I am just worried about the Snapdragon 810.
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randomuser
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The camera seems AMAZING. Sony finally fixed all the software and lens issues  |
Vipera ammodytes
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Yep, camera is finally BRUTAL!!!
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Tsepz_GP
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Very encouraging 
4K video heat test with Xperia Z5 hints that its Snapdragon 810 can keep its cool
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randomuser
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As I mentioned in the rumors thread yesterday, the Z5 Premium is no doubt the most impressive Xperia smartphone released yet.
I'm quite surprised how Sony has managed to tame the beast (S810). 
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badassmam
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^
Are you a believer now Tsepz_GP? Welcome
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