It’s time to look at camera specifications of the new Samsung Galaxy Alpha.
Well, the Samsung Galaxy Alpha is off to a good start as the camera is a fast startup, with 2016p video recording, and the capability to shoot 1080p at both 30 and 60 fps. This camera even offers a slow motion option that shoots at the slowest, 720P, with 8X selection that lowers the fps to 15, and 30 fps at 4X. The phone’s camera also comes with a 16:9 sensor that lets the resolution look great on widescreen. To the right of the screen you can choose the Mode tab, and located to the left is the camera toggles, HDR, and features such as Eraser and Drama Shot, Panning Shot, Best Face, and Best photo. You can even download more camera modes in the Galaxy App store, and you have a plethora of options to play around with editing, exposures, and other options.
Quality of Your Photo
When you’re taking a photo, you rely on your camera to have a good quality. Compared to Galaxy’s newest addition to the Galaxy family, Galaxy S5 and to Galaxy Alpha, Alpha comes out on top as there is no background noise, and also provides accurate coloring. Examining the mode for the Virtual Tour you are able to turn right or left in a 360-degree angle, and find the other modes in the virtual store. While during the day, you will able to set the phone to Auto Shooting, in which adjust to the situations. For instance in the daytime, you can get some awesome pictures. At night the photos can be out of focus or look blurry, LG G3 takes top place at providing the best pictures in low light.
Recording Video
When video recording on Samsung Galaxy Alpha there are a couple of things that need to be said. It captures audio at 256Kbps and records at a bitrate of 48Mbps. This matches some of the Nokia phones that are priced at the high-end range when looking at the audio. The length of recording video is four minutes on 2160P, but you have to scale down on the added features to 1080P in order to utilize the Selective Focus and HDR. The quality of the video is also on the level with high-end Nokia phones. If offers next to none noise and a lot of detail that is the extent of what the video recording has to offer.
In all, when looking for a new smartphone that offers amateurish photo shooting options, then this could be the phone for you. This phone has also tested a better camera than the newest Galaxy S5, but this will provide those looking for a good camera with what they want. Don’t expect a high-end type of camera for this phone, because lets face it if you want a professional camera, just get one. Might of fact don’t even try to shoot pictures at night, instead just wait for the newest Galaxy offering.