Samsung camera no longer has 60 fps for any mode or 4k options any more
I downgraded to 8 and my stuff is back
amakuramio said:
Samsung camera no longer has 60 fps for any mode or 4k options any more
I downgraded to 8 and my stuff is back
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Only UHD and FHD 60fps
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Quick question. Z2 superior auto is recording at 30fps 1080p or 60fps 1080p. Want to know that because if records 30fps 1080p I should better go to manual mode and record 60fps 1080p or?
i don't think it matters in normal use however id record in [email protected] fps just so i can have some space if i need to edit
Envious_Data said:
i don't think it matters in normal use however id record in [email protected] fps just so i can have some space if i need to edit
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I recorded in superior auto mode, yes it is 30fps 1080p but video looks better because it chooses scene automatic when I move camera (moving and recording) and it consumes less MB, also I can watch it in slow motion on video edit and not need to edit anything else. On manual 60fps 1080p I cant't choose scene or anything else.
I'm coming from a note 7 which has 60 fps shooting. Also believe it had 240 fps slow motion. Does this phone support that?
Once you upgrade to Android 7 you will have 60fps. And there is slow motion, I'm not sure how many fps though.
girn26 said:
I'm coming from a note 7 which has 60 fps shooting. Also believe it had 240 fps slow motion. Does this phone support that?
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yep Nougat has FHD60fps, we have slow motion at 240fps i think.
Tap the settings icon in camera app and click the picture format, you'll find the video settings there.
For slow motion, it's under Mode
Is there any mod to enable it force it. Or does xiaomi have any plans bringing it via updates?
you can use open camera to get 4k in front camera , always you can active EIS 4k in back camera
ambycious said:
you can use open camera to get 4k in front camera , always you can active EIS 4k in back camera
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Eis is not working at the back whether you switch it on or not @4k
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you can compare open camera when you switch on/off EIS in 4K , i think EIS in 4K work but not too smooth. you can handle your phone to stabilitation with EIS ON in 4K to take a video. goodluck ^_^
4K in front camera with OPEN CAMERA ,its perfect you must set fps 25/30, and framerate :200 mb, EIS off, and don't shot in lowlight thats very noisy
if you have root and use camera API ,you got 4K with EIS ,it look better than before. but crash to front camera..
im sorry for my english
I've got another question. Is there a way to make gcam able to record 4k video?
gcam only focus on photos , not video .. but you can get 4k by gcam oldes apk its have default setting and you can adjust by yourself
I just got my Galaxy S10 Lite, and i tried 4k 60fps video recording, it seems stutter a lot or fps drop when i'm pointing to the dark areas, same thing with 1080p 60fps, but when i tried 60 fps recording with front camera there's no stutter. In mean time i will stick with 30fps recording until it fix.
Anyone experience this? I hope samsung fix this in the next patch.
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When i share HDR video i can in option select to remove HDR for compatibility but it also cap the FPS to 30 from 60 in UHD. Any way to remove only HDR like it was in s10+? I don't like the cap to 30 as the video loose smoothness... Any help?
aureum said:
Hi,
When i share HDR video i can in option select to remove HDR for compatibility but it also cap the FPS to 30 from 60 in UHD. Any way to remove only HDR like it was in s10+? I don't like the cap to 30 as the video loose smoothness... Any help?
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Just record a non HDR video.
aureum said:
Hi,
When i share HDR video i can in option select to remove HDR for compatibility but it also cap the FPS to 30 from 60 in UHD. Any way to remove only HDR like it was in s10+? I don't like the cap to 30 as the video loose smoothness... Any help?
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Hey, idk but u may just record in 30fps because when i tried removing hdr it was still 60 fps after