So I have the G5, and just wondered, has anyone found a way to get the V10's manual video settings on the G5? The app Cinema FV-5 works great. It lets mecontrol aperture and white balance manual while shooting video, but controlling focus and changing ISO manually doesn't really...work. It sometimes does, sometimes doesn't, but mostly doesn't. So my question is, since some manual functions do seem to work for video recording, has anyone found a way to get full manual control over video recording yet?
Maybe later when the development starts kicking you will see V10 camera port. I miss 60FPS video.. I'm sure it is capable..even my old LG G2 could record 120fps, 1080p 60fps, 4K 30fps.
5Bit said:
So I have the G5, and just wondered, has anyone found a way to get the V10's manual video settings on the G5? The app Cinema FV-5 works great. It lets mecontrol aperture and white balance manual while shooting video, but controlling focus and changing ISO manually doesn't really...work. It sometimes does, sometimes doesn't, but mostly doesn't. So my question is, since some manual functions do seem to work for video recording, has anyone found a way to get full manual control over video recording yet?
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Open camera is working fine. And one of the few apps that can use the wide angle camera!
WHen I want perfect audio I connect my zoom h2n as external USB mic. Just buy a USB-C OTG adapter to USB 3.0 (normal size) and put it into your phone. Now I can make nice videos with perfect sound! With manual audio gain!
galr said:
Maybe later when the development starts kicking you will see V10 camera port. I miss 60FPS video.. I'm sure it is capable..even my old LG G2 could record 120fps, 1080p 60fps, 4K 30fps.
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I use the 1080p 60fps mod and it works just fine.
Regarding manual mode video there is a lg v10 port but it crashes the camera app every time.
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Hey there, i was using AICP rom, and installed Moto Camera. It allows me to record in slowmotion, but for some reason the slowmotion doesn't work, it records in 60fps but without audio... and that makes me question something... This framerate can be added when you record a video normally? I mean, is there an option or mod, or something to change to make the 60fps recording work when you record a normal video?
Have u given permission to app to use mic?
ÀnkanKoley said:
Have u given permission to app to use mic?
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Yes, the thing here is:
When i record in normal mode, records with audio and everything but in 30fps.
When i record in slow motion mode, records without audio (it's normal) but in 60fps
and i was thinking, if supports recording on 60fps, there's a way to add it into the normal recording?
Sorry bro..I don't know. I solved the problem just by giving permission.
Is that true 60fps? Move your video to pc and check it on VLC if it's really 60fps. I did once but it was 30fps l, showing in the VLC media player.
Also I don't think there's any mod to record 60fps in normal mode.
About the audio, they doesn't seems to get recorded in the slow-mo videos :/
All,
Has there been any dev development mod for shooting video in 60fps mode. The G5 is lacking 60fps mode in 720p, 1080p which is locked in at 30fps. Since the G3, G4, V10 can all now shoot and record video in 60fps it would be nice to have this on the G5.
Once root is working this mod will come soon after
Sent from my LG-H850 using XDA-Developers mobile app
Well root is already working just fine if u have an H850...
Has anyone gotten the 60fps video recording to work? I heard the G4 camera app APK can enable 60fps working. I hope someone tries that out.
If you just need 60fps, you can either use Fluence patch, or install V10 apk, or install the mod that just adds 60fps to the stock camera:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g5/themes/root-60fps-1080p-video-recording-photo-t3439025
I am using official 6.0.1 Stock Android (32.2.A.0.305) on my E5823.
After some days of use I installed Video 4K from menu that appears during usage of Camera. Now I have a mode called Video 4K available from Camera app , but it isn't listed on installed apps.
The fact is that now I can use video recording only in low resolutions (VGA and MMS) because if I use a resolution higher than VGA , video recording became slow and it seems that images are taken with a shot every 1 second or more ! What happened ? I am using wrong settings, for example bad setup of HDR, focus or similars? How can I uninstall Video 4K or restore original settings of my video camera to make it working again ?
So I was trying Open Camera and testing various frame rates and resolutions but I found out something interesting. I turned on 4K resolution of front camera video and tried it. It somehow worked. I looked at the resolution of the video via Google Photos and it showed me resolution 2160x4096. Is this a bug or it is just FHD video somehow converted into 4k? Thanks.
thats amazing 4k
i have used open camera before, and this is real 4k , it look amazing when i watch on the laptop
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So I was trying Open Camera and testing various frame rates and resolutions but I found out something interesting. I turned on 4K resolution of front camera video and tried it. It somehow worked. I looked at the resolution of the video via Google Photos and it showed me resolution 2160x4096. Is this a bug or it is just FHD video somehow converted into 4k? Thanks.
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Sony IMX 576 can do it
rizki4ndi said:
Sony IMX 576 can do it
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I hate when xiaomi doesnt enable it in miui camera.
It's a bit weird that the Xperia 1 III supports 4k 120fps through Cinema Pro but only 4k 24fps in the camera app.
Sometimes, I don't have the time to setup Cinema Pro and just want to quickly record something, is there a way to enable 4k 60fps in the main app? I have a rooted device if one solution requires it.
I'm coming from a Samsung Galaxy Note 9, and there was an app called Camera Mod that allowed to tweak some settings of the stock camera app. Can something similar be developed for the Xperia 1 III?
Also, and that's a lot less important, it possible to record native 120fps files (either 4k or 1080p). By that I mean a video file with a frame rate of 120fps (not slowed down to 60 or 30fps). This phone have a 120Hz display so I would like to record and playback at that refresh rate if possible, without any slowmo, just 120fps recording and play back.
Thank you very much.