[Q] Galaxy S5 - Get 1000 Burst Shots - Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hello.
I have been in a Store. (More
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nformation in the Quote(s).
Hannah Stern said:
I went to a Tech-Store ýesterday.
There were two Galaxy S5's.
In Burstshoot mode:
One of them can take 30 Photos in a Row, the other one can take 1000!
But why? Why is it like that?
Are that two Different Models? Ore Different Camera Settings? Because someone in my class has got the Galaxy S5 with 30 Burst shots/second. She plays very often with her Burst mode. But she'd like more Burst Photos in a Row! (and the S4's Camera UI with the Big Cute Shutter Buttons)
What i tried (didn't work!):
-Resolution Adjustment
-Switching off Some Features like Image Stabilisation, Speech-Shutter and so on...
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Don't blame me please! (For any reason, z.B. if my English is not so good.)
Hannah Stern said:
A Galaxy S5 can shoot 1000 Photos in a Row.
The Other one can shoot 30.
How can that be?
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For any Possible Reason, this might be two different models. However,
if you know, why there's an S5 with 30 Burst Shots in a row and a another a Galaxy S5 with 1000 Birst Shots, then please tell it here.
You don't have to, if you don't want. Lol

Why i made a thread for this (nobody-interesting nearly useless) Question...
Because nobody answered me in the Galaxy S5 and Overall Noob-Friendly (All-Question1s)) forums, i had to make a thread for this

Info: Problem Solved
Here's the Solution (Sorry to say for G900F-Users)
30 Shots in Row:
G900F
Galaxy Note 4 and S6 :crying:
1000 Birstshots in Row: :laugh:
G900X (Live Demo Unit)
G901F
G906S
...and G901X doesn't exist...

S7 and Note 6
Note 4, Note 5 and S6 are limited to thirty shots while iPhones and Xperia are not limited.
Let's hope, that Samsung removes this ridiculous restriction in 2016

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Galaxy S III I9300 Pictures/Videos/Specs LEAKED!!!!

Samsung Galaxy S III Previewed Behind Dummy Plastic Case (Video)
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Less than two weeks, that's how much you have to wait until that special Samsung Unpacked event on May 3 in London when everything will be clear to everyone who is expecting the follow-up to the insanely successful Samsung Galaxy S II.
There's been Apple-like buzz (and Cupertino-like secrecy) around the Galaxy S III but it looks like we might have a first look at what to expect. The device pictured above and the one starring in the video below is claimed to be the Galaxy S III. However, it's not the Galaxy S III you'll hold in your hand as it is encased in a dummy plastic case in order to protect its sexy looks.
You want specs? Here you go: 1.4GHz quad-core CPU, 1GB of RAM, 4.6-inch Super AMOLED HD display with 320 PPI, no hardware buttons (yay), eight-megapixel main camera with LED flash and 1080p video recording, 16GB internal storage (plus microSD card expansion slot), NFC, microSIM, 2,050mAh battery and Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich with TouchWiz on top of it.
That being said, the Galaxy S III (or whatever the final name will be) is not a mystery anymore -- granted that the above leak is legit -- except for its final aspect. Check out the video below and let us know of your thoughts. HTC One X killer? Android king for a year?
For what it's worth, the original story with the pictures and video are down which adds more credibility to the entire report. However, thanks to the Internet, there's a copy floating around and more pictures at the Via link.
Source: http://pocketnow.com/android/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-previewed-behind-dummy-plastic-case-video
Please see this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1401781&page=99
posting in a closed thread
Somebody already posted this here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1609225
... and I closed it. Please just use the existing thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1401781). The next Galaxy device doesn't need several threads in this particular forum.
Thanks
crachel

Method of comparing Nexus 4 and Note II's processors

Hey guys, I just need some help checking if this method is sound. I came up with it in the car just about an hour ago. The basic jist is just a uniform standardised way of comparing processors. Let me know what you think. Link Below
http://coldfustion.blogspot.com.au/2012/11/idea-for-universal-way-of-processor.html
It'll make more sense if you read the explanation first.
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Well, it still does not solve the problem of weighing both between the tests and possible within each test run.
So the question still would be "11% better for what?".
Interesting..
Randomwalker said:
Well, it still does not solve the problem of weighing both between the tests and possible within each test run.
So the question still would be "11% better for what?".
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Sorry, I’m not sure if I follow the first half of the question but in response to the second half.
It doesn't really work that. Each processor would naturally have their pros and cons so one processer would be “better” at some things than the other, but this is a final overall average-comparative method.
The method strictly compares 2 phones while reducing the sensitivity of processor bias within tests on a standardised scale. Maybe it would be best to Imagine if each percent was a unit on this comparative scale.
It that would finally state something like: “The Nexus 4 scores 11.9 Units against the galaxy note II”
Which is not major where as something line “The galaxy note II scores 55 Units against the galaxy note 1” is massive and you’d know that the note II is a lot better than the original.
I hope this all makes sense. Haha it’s just an idea let me know if you still think it’s rubbish
All it means that out of 100 things, the Nexus can handle 11 things better than the Note 2. The other 89 things performed par to par on both phones
Ron

Stock camera app quality

Hi,
Have you taken pictures with another camera app than stock?
Camera MX (free on the store)
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Stock camera
Seems the quality of the pics taken by the stock app is not as good as the other.
I've found that in the market they all have their pros and cons and that the differences are variable depending upon the circumstance, but the camera certainly isn't the feature to be bragged about on this phone. I've found that one of the ports of the Nexus 4 camera produces the best results most consistantly on my handset. I've also often wondered if my handset got the short end of the stick with the camera it has since a lot of other people are happy with the quality they get out of their RAZR HD, though I'm coming from a Galaxy S 2 which takes wonderful shots in comparison to some of the phones out now despite it now being an old phone model. Its the one thing I really miss about the S2.
On a tangent, I played around with a Galaxy S 4 today and did a bit of camera testing. Single shot stuff. I didn't find that it was all that much better than the S3 or S2 for taking single snapshots. The anti-shake setting worked but not quite as well as on the previous devices, for example. That was really all I could test though, since they always have great lighting when you're looking at phones. Quality is quality, but I'm not convinced 13 megapixels is better than 8 the way Samsung implemented 8 on the previous devices. To be fair though, I had it at 9.5 megapixels. 13 restricts you to a 4:3 shot.
I'll have to try out Camera MX now
thanks for the heads up, just tested it out and it does seem a little sharper, plus the FX options are pretty cool too
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Are there any "hacks" for the stock cam in the build prop or media xml where one might tune a little parameters of e.g. jpg quality?

[Q] Note 3 Models!

[TAGS: Samsung Galaxy Note 3,Note Smartphone,Note,Galaxy,Samsung,Model Number]
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this is no Spamtagging! Like many others do on YouTube!
What i know from GSMArena:
1.N9000=only 3G
N9001nly WiFi (stupid!)
N9002= DUOS (DualSim = You're able to put 2 Sim Cards into 1 device!!! !
N9005= 2G+3G+4G LTÉ
But what the heck is N9006 and N900W8 and so...
Is there a varient, that supports all both LTE4G and DUOS?
And the Frontside is Black, Backside+Camera is White and it's got the newest Baseband with Android™ 4.3 Jèlly Bean?
What i did Vote:
>Damn Kitkat! Very Bad Android Version and not so good! (Cr---y!)<
>?❤♥Jelly Bean♥?❤ ♥ <
My Choose: OH S***, you cannot change your mind? I4got2choosetwootheroptions!
Hannah Stern said:
>Damn Kitkat! Very Bad Android Version and not so good! (Cr---y!)<
>��❤♥Jelly Bean♥��❤ ♥ <
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My 3 Chooses would be:
(Colide, you're absuloutely right with your choice!)
>„Damn Kitkat! Very Bad Android Version and not so good! (Cr---y!)"
>„��❤♥Jelly Bean♥��❤ ♥"
and
>"Another Android Version.„ <
[QUOTE:"REASON]All the older versions of Android are ok too but actually ABSULOUTELY
no KitKat or newer that KitKat/All of its Subversions:4.4.1,2,3;4
I want to do that with KitKat, what the GermanWord „VERBANNEN" is for!
Wrote at 17:05 in German Time
Hannah Stern said:
I want to do that with KitKat, what the GermanWord „VERBANNEN" is for!
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Verbannan:
Verbannen= to ban out!
What the bloody hell are you babbling on about?
This is not YouTube. Neither is it Facebook. It is also not a random chat forum.
Use the search function for information next time, and stop spamming.
[INFO] Note 3 models/frequencies/forums and how to spot a FAKE / CLONE
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2574886
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk 2
Shorted because of maximum character length
„DamnKitkat!VeryBadAndroVersionandnotsogood!(Cr---y"
(Choice 1) is shorted because of the minimum char lenght of maxumim 50 Chars/Choice!
This maximum level isn't able to be exceeded!
[Adding a Picture later here of exceeded maximum lengt message from vBulletin]
if you have anything relevant to say - which seems doubtful - please use some kind of online translation instead of your incoherent rantings. You make no sense whatsoever.

Galaxy S5 Camera Quality Deteriorating

Hey all!
So my sister has had get S5 for a while now, she likes the phone immensely. However she's pointed out an issue which I haven't come accross before. Over the last year and a bit, her camera quality has gotten awful. When she first got the phone, it was taking good quality, in focus pictures. Now, although they aren't blurry, they're somewhat not focused and grainy - as if she was taking a photo with the S1 for example.
See below photos for reference. If it's the lens that's dirty - I'll simply replace it. Not sure if it's firmware or not. I also found it incredibly difficult to focus whilst takin the first photo.
Thanks!
Photo take on the S5
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Same photo, but on my S7
Old photo she took on the S5
Firmware on the S5
The S5 Lens
S5 images quality
xxshabsxx said:
Hey all!
So my sister has had get S5 for a while now, she likes the phone immensely. However she's pointed out an issue which I haven't come accross before. Over the last year and a bit, her camera quality has gotten awful. When she first got the phone, it was taking good quality, in focus pictures. Now, although they aren't blurry, they're somewhat not focused and grainy - as if she was taking a photo with the S1 for example.
See below photos for reference. If it's the lens that's dirty - I'll simply replace it. Not sure if it's firmware or not. I also found it incredibly difficult to focus whilst takin the first photo.
Thanks!
Photo take on the S5
Same photo, but on my S7
Old photo she took on the S5
Firmware on the S5
The S5 Lens
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My camera covering glass is differrent from that of yours
you have already the answer in your last picture , the glass of the camera is full of dust thats the reason look for a tutorial on how to clean it or take it to an expert to do it for you

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