Sentences with phrase «slower than real life»
Slow motion video is also possible with the One M9, capturing 720p120 footage at 11.5 Mbps and playing it back at 30 FPS for motion four times slower than real life.
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Essentially, the camera can shoot up to 960 frames per second, or about 32 times slower than real life.
Like the XZ Premium, the XZ1 is also capable of shooting slow motion video at an outrageous 960 fps — 32 times slower than real life when exporting in 30 fps.
There's also the Super Slow Motion feature, where you can take 720p videos that are 32 times slower than real life.
The slow motion mode, meanwhile, lets users «capture video at 120 fps to enable playback at four - times slower than real life.»
There's also a Super Slow Motion camera mode, which can capture 960 frames per second (32 times slower than real life), like recent Sony Xperia phones.
Not exact matches
The current commodity - induced profits recession may be short lived, but the real secular trend growth rate in EPS should be much slower than the past quarter - century.
That's a tad slower than most real - life fish, which can swim two to 10 body lengths per second.
Even at its best, the dialogue moves slower than it ought to, and the movie's fun - house mirror of real - life craziness (based on the memoir The Taliban Shuffle) never equals the deadpan wonder that Ficarra and Requa brought to the similarly fact - based I Love You, Phillip Morris.
Greg, I think the flicker is more pronounced in the video, but in terms of screen refresh rates, it does appear that the Nook is slower than the Kindle in real life to my eyes.
It's a slower pace than real life, but it's the same work and expectation in terms of output.
It's better looking than the Samsung Notebook 9 Pen, but it's also considerably slower with any real battery life advantages.
However, investment into life sciences commercial real estate hasn't slowed down: five of the six markets with the highest life sciences rents have vacancy rates of less than 4.0 percent, according to the JLL report.