Sentence examples for mode which captures from inspiring English sources

One feature that stood out was the camera's "burst mode," which captures 10 full-size eight-megapixel images at a rate of 15 per second.

Choice of FPS (frames per second), including "burst mode", which captures 10 photos per second and is great for creating slow-motion footage.

In the first stage of our proposed system, a retinal image is processed with variational mode decomposition (VMD) to obtain the first variational mode, which captures the high frequency components of the original image.

Another key feature of the S9 is its new super slow motion mode, which captures brief clips at 960 fps at 720p resolution.

Elsewhere 4K video with optical image stabilization remains while the 5MP, 1080p front facing camera gets an F1.7 aperture upgrade and Samsung has introduced a 'Motion Panorama' mode which captures movement in panorama shots making for a super wide equivalent of Apple's Live Photos.

Sony's also included a load of fancy camera apps that allow fun effects like background defocus (very similar to Samsung's selective focus), insert dinosaurs into a picture, or use the "Timeshift" burst mode (which captures about 30 frames per second) to capture a series of images in rapid succession before and after the user hits the shutter button to grab the best shot.

While the new features represent the biggest-to-date change to the app, Giphy has also improved the overall quality of capture within the app, for both video and burst-mode (which captures still frames and strings them together).

Utilizing the Koopman operator, the time-series output produced by a building simulation can be decomposed into spatial modes which capture the thermal behavior of a building at different time-scales.

A "Timeshift burst" mode is also available, which captures a series of photos before and after you hit the capture button to make sure you get the right shot – something particularly useful if you're trying to capture a baby's first steps or a celebrity racing by in a nice car.

We identify a first-order approximation to the infinite-dimensional system which captures the dominating mode of the pressure dynamics in the frequency range of interest, while the high-frequency pressure dynamics are represented by a multiplicative uncertainty.

First, we propose a Piecewise-Deterministic Queueing (PDQ) model in which the link saturation rates switch between a finite set of values (modes) according to a Markov chain, which captures the occurrence and clearance of capacity-reducing events.