Zoe One second?

[Buckeyes]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought I read where it says when you use the Zoe feature on the camera, it will actually take the photo one second before you press the shutter button. How is this possible? Let's say you are ready to take the picture, but waiting 30 seconds before you press the shutter button? Or 13 seconds? How does it know? Just curious.

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought I read where it says when you use the Zoe feature on the camera, it will actually take the photo one second before you press the shutter button. How is this possible? Let's say you are ready to take the picture, but waiting 30 seconds before you press the shutter button? Or 13 seconds? How does it know? Just curious.

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It is actually under 1 second. The phone constantly buffers when in zoe mode until you press the shutter, keeping the last about 1 second buffered before pressed.

 

[pistos]

Time travel.

 

[SCjRqrQCnBQ19QoYCtdl]

It is actually under 1 second. The phone constantly buffers when in zoe mode until you press the shutter, keeping the last about 1 second buffered before pressed.

You can see how this works by going to Online Digital Clock and taking a zoe, noting the second at which you pressed the shutter.