The HTC One S is the mid range offering of the new €One' range which is HTC's first Android €Ice Cream Sandwich' powered smartphone range. In this article I will look at the camera features of the device, as when choosing a new smartphone it is one of the most important features for many potential buyers.
The HTC One range sees the introduction HTC's most advanced smartphone cameras to date. The HTC One S showcases this, with an excellent 8 megapixel camera. This operates at a pixel resolution of 3264x 2448 as most 8 megapixel units do, and produce great image detail, clarity and brightness. The camera itself may not sound too different to many others on paper, but it is the inclusion of a wealth of image enhancing features which really sets this apart.
For starters, it has all the features you would expect from a high end camera phone. These include autofocus, LED flash, face & smile detection and image stabilisation. More uniquely, the handset also boasts the ability to capture still image while you are filming video footage. This can be used for those who want to capture video footage with the addition of freeze-frame photos included.
The camera operates quickly thanks to a powerful 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, meaning it takes only a fraction of a second between photos, and the picture will be captured instantly upon touching the capture button on the screen. The camera interface is simple to use as it is part of the HTC Sense user interface, which runs over the top of the Android v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) platform.
Of course, the HTC One S is also capable of capturing video footage and as you may expect, this is in various resolution settings of up to 1080p, which is full high definition. Just like the photo function of the camera, the video setting also has a number of additional features like video stabilisation, video light and even stereo sound recording.
The camera function of the HTC One S is one of the best out there, but the phone also excels at a number of other tasks. Its high specifications in all areas of its spec list make this one of the most desirable handsets out there. Its durable aluminium unibody design adds to the appeal of this handset. At the top end of the HTC One range is the HTC One X, which has an even more advanced spec list than the One S so if you are interested in owning the most cutting edge smartphone technology out there, this makes a great choice.
The HTC One range sees the introduction HTC's most advanced smartphone cameras to date. The HTC One S showcases this, with an excellent 8 megapixel camera. This operates at a pixel resolution of 3264x 2448 as most 8 megapixel units do, and produce great image detail, clarity and brightness. The camera itself may not sound too different to many others on paper, but it is the inclusion of a wealth of image enhancing features which really sets this apart.
For starters, it has all the features you would expect from a high end camera phone. These include autofocus, LED flash, face & smile detection and image stabilisation. More uniquely, the handset also boasts the ability to capture still image while you are filming video footage. This can be used for those who want to capture video footage with the addition of freeze-frame photos included.
The camera operates quickly thanks to a powerful 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, meaning it takes only a fraction of a second between photos, and the picture will be captured instantly upon touching the capture button on the screen. The camera interface is simple to use as it is part of the HTC Sense user interface, which runs over the top of the Android v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) platform.
Of course, the HTC One S is also capable of capturing video footage and as you may expect, this is in various resolution settings of up to 1080p, which is full high definition. Just like the photo function of the camera, the video setting also has a number of additional features like video stabilisation, video light and even stereo sound recording.
The camera function of the HTC One S is one of the best out there, but the phone also excels at a number of other tasks. Its high specifications in all areas of its spec list make this one of the most desirable handsets out there. Its durable aluminium unibody design adds to the appeal of this handset. At the top end of the HTC One range is the HTC One X, which has an even more advanced spec list than the One S so if you are interested in owning the most cutting edge smartphone technology out there, this makes a great choice.
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