Recent content by h3rman

I have seen this a couple of times when using Viber. After uninstalling Viber it did not occur again. So perhaps it is one of the apps?

For the OP (and may be others interested in quality differences between full-res images and reduced res as shot in burst mode): I have uploaded two images to my OneDrive space. This afternoon a small bird (a Wood Nuthatch) crashed against one of my windows. I picked it up, took it in my hands...

That depends on the subject, the viewing medium, viewing distance, your eyesight, ....... My previous post shows the file dimensions / size. We are talking about JPG files here. Some websites claim the 830 can shoot raw in DNG format. I just wish it was true, that would enable me to do my own...

OK, I guess my tests are not highly scientific but probably good enough to give you an idea...... I used the Microsoft Cam app to take the test images. I took images of the carpet in my living room. Just the white carpet, no objects on it. Images shot within a couple of seconds from each other...

I realize your topic title suggests you interested in full resolution images. Last night I could not find an AK47 shooting mode for full size images, just the burst mode. I do know the burst mode images are in a reduced resolution. It all makes sense of course, this is just a phone, not a DSLR...

Just tried it. In burst mode it took 9 frames, about 6 of these frames in one second. Give or take one frame :wink: As a photographer I am used to think that the number of frames per time unit may depend on memory access. I have my 830 configured to store pictures on a (32 GB) SD card. I did...