Sony Xperia Z3 Camera Test

T he demand for taking pictures on the go is driving people to use particular phone models. The Sony Company has gone to great lengths to improve the quality of their camera in the upcoming smartphones. The Sony Xperia Z3 Camera Test shows the lengths the company has gone. The 20.7 megapixels settings of the camera cannot be used in full resolution mode. Camera enthusiasts are forced to settle for the primary auto 8-megapixel mode. When it comes to the camera focus, the Z3 is a bit slow. It takes longer to load and snap that can be frustrating. Moments can be missed as it is not fast enough. There is an improvement in the low light mode from previous models making it possible to take clear pictures under low light. The background de-focus on the Z3 is improved and functions pretty well. The Timeshift Video gives you the ability to make slow motion movies that have good results. However, one feature that has not been worked on in evident in the Sony Xperia Z3 camera test is the 4K video app. The Z3 cannot record a 4K video for more than three minutes without shutting down. Even with the powerful camera, the Z3 is unable to harness the power of the 4K video. The footage is of high quality, but it would be better if users can take videos without the camera shutting down due to overheating. The Sony Xperia Z3 camera test proves that although the Z3 is an improvement, the standards have not been met. For those enthusiastic about getting perfect shots, the Z3 has an average camera. Sony should find a way to use the 4K video camera application without overheating. This camera is ideal for simple day to day photos. [Photo: www.flickr.com]