No, I mean the thing where it captures a short video (usually lower-res, I think, at least on the phone I have) at the same time as taking a full-res photo. The

No, I mean the thing where it captures a short video (usually lower-res, I think, at least on the phone I have) at the same time as taking a full-res photo. The result is like something out of Harry Potter—you're looking at a photo, you hold your finger on it (at least on a touchscreen interface) and now you're seeing video giving a couple seconds of context, with sound, on either side of the photo. It's downright magical. I've got no use for a camera without that feature as long as my kids live at home, at least (a while yet). "Live Photo" is what Apple calls it. I don't know if anything like that's available on other phone platforms, let alone stand-alone cameras, but last time I checked I couldn't find any. [EDIT] a clip of the announcement of the feature, with examples (it's far from new): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTEj8Gfe144 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTEj8Gfe144