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Xperia XZs Review: shoot to thrill

2,627 views · Published 10 April 2017 · 4:21 · Indexed 28 October 2026

Channel: Fiiber · 2017 · Science & Technology

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The Xperia XZs, when you look at it closely, is old wine served in an old bottle with some extra cheese. Sony’s Xperia XZs can theoretically shoot slow-motion clips at a mind-boggling 960-frames-per-second. For a smartphone to accommodate a similar sensor inside is no walk in the park, neither for a company like Sony that has literally spent eons supplying camera sensors to third-party OEMs. For your reference, the slowest slow-mos available in a commercially available phone right now can't exceed 240 fps. Sony's new phone can record videos 4X times slower than the slowest in the trade.
The Xperia XZs' rear camera also apparently has a knack for moving objects. As soon as you fire up the camera app and should there be some sort of motion in view the phone's sensor is able to predict the same. The sensor then (predictively) captures three random shots of the object in motion before you actually press the shutter key. The focus is on getting the best possible -- blur-free -- result out of the given scenario.
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