Sep 11 2014, 12:32 AM
QUOTE(haruyap @ Sep 10 2014, 10:23 PM)
Guys, does the Optical image stabilization on iPhone 6 Plus really make a big difference when taking picture?
Also, between A8 chip and Snapdragon 801, how big are the difference of these processors?
Optical image stabilization means a little shaking may not affect the sharpness of your photos. This is mostly useful when the environment is not so bright and the shutter speed is slow.Also, between A8 chip and Snapdragon 801, how big are the difference of these processors?
In daylight or brightly lit conditions, it doesn't matter much because the shutter speed is fast and the picture should be sharp with optical or digital stabilization.
At shutter speed of 1/125 or faster (which the iphone will use for most daylight conditions), you can get the same sharp pics WITH or WITHOUT stabilization (because the shutter speed is faster than your hand motion.... assuming your hand is reasonably stable as most people).
PS: At bright conditions, the sharpness of your pic will be limited by the sensor and lens etc, not much helped by stabilization.
This post has been edited by hsyong: Sep 11 2014, 12:36 AM
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. if gaming is a priority then definitely 64gb. with metal, devs have more reasons to jack up the size of their games haha. photos and videos can always be transferred to a computer / upload online so that shudn't be much of an issue.
), the huge ios8 update size are files that rewrites the current OS and then some. so it's not that you'll lose 5gb of space right?
.... well, I don't keep too many photos or videos on the phone (mostly trasferred to computer). And I don't have those games that need lots of space.
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