I couldn't see any slow motion video recording on this device. Any way to have slow mo in the stock camera app?
I'm pretty sure stock has no slow motion. https://www.techworm.net/2016/12/record-slow-motion-video-android-smartphone-tablet.html
aspexil said:
I'm pretty sure stock has no slow motion. https://www.techworm.net/2016/12/record-slow-motion-video-android-smartphone-tablet.html
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Thank you for that.. i though since this tad has upgraded hardware from note4 5 etc.. May be ir should. I guess the camera sensor didnt get any
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I am just wondering if anyone knows if the 120fps for slow motion video is a hardware cap or is it hard coded into the camera app?
Just curious as to if we know what the capabilities of the Image processor in the phone is - maybe a little tweak here or there and we can get even slower motion video that doesnt blur like being slowed down in software...
Demented-Idiot said:
I am just wondering if anyone knows if the 120fps for slow motion video is a hardware cap or is it hard coded into the camera app?
Just curious as to if we know what the capabilities of the Image processor in the phone is - maybe a little tweak here or there and we can get even slower motion video that doesnt blur like being slowed down in software...
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The hardware cap is 108fps I think, but I don't think it ever reaches that high. Every slow-motion video I've ever recorded looked like a normal one slowed down a bit.
It's a shame, because the LG Viewty (which was released about 5 years ago) had 120fps video recording, which was absolutely fantastic
I imagine we'll be able to push the fps higher with camera mods though.
As mentioned I've noticed that fast motion is clearer than normal recording just sped up so I think the hardware is doing something. Would be nice to be able to tweak the fps
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how to fix that ? can custom rom do that ?like ARHD maybe?
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I'd like to buy the HDR Camera+ app but I'm wondering something... Does the app make use of the Nexus' fast shutter? A friend told me there are fast and slow modes in the app from which the fast one doesn't work on all phones. Does it work on the Nexus? I don't think HDR on this particular phone would be worth it over stock app if it's as slow as other phones...
Would appreciate it if someone using it could tell me Thanks.
Well HDR essentially takes multiple pictures and then stitches them together. So I'm gonna say its not gonna be as fast. Besides, do you want good pictures or quick pictures?
Dude, HDR are not for taking moving objects, it's more for landscape or things that don't move.
Basically, HDR takes 3 photos and fuse them together, kind of. HDR takes a underexposed, normally exposed and over-exposed shot.
khawarspirit said:
I'd like to buy the HDR Camera+ app but I'm wondering something... Does the app make use of the Nexus' fast shutter? A friend told me there are fast and slow modes in the app from which the fast one doesn't work on all phones. Does it work on the Nexus? I don't think HDR on this particular phone would be worth it over stock app if it's as slow as other phones...
Would appreciate it if someone using it could tell me Thanks.
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Try the free version of HDR first and see for yourself.
khawarspirit said:
I'd like to buy the HDR Camera+ app but I'm wondering something... Does the app make use of the Nexus' fast shutter? A friend told me there are fast and slow modes in the app from which the fast one doesn't work on all phones. Does it work on the Nexus? I don't think HDR on this particular phone would be worth it over stock app if it's as slow as other phones...
Would appreciate it if someone using it could tell me Thanks.
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I purchased HDR+ Camera app. It used to work great. Now, either a recent update or Jelly Bean cause it to force close. It cannot take pictures. Wait, or look elsewhere for a similar app as there are several in the Play Store.
jpinsl said:
I purchased HDR+ Camera app. It used to work great. Now, either a recent update or Jelly Bean cause it to force close. It cannot take pictures. Wait, or look elsewhere for a similar app as there are several in the Play Store.
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Well, it works on JB. I'm using CM10 and it works... :] Maybe you should try clearing cache or fixing permissions!
AmericanCon said:
Well HDR essentially takes multiple pictures and then stitches them together. So I'm gonna say its not gonna be as fast. Besides, do you want good pictures or quick pictures?
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Yes I know what HDR is and how it works. I was simply asking if it's relatively faster on the Nexus than other phones that don't have shutters as fast.
khawarspirit said:
Yes I know what HDR is and how it works. I was simply asking if it's relatively faster on the Nexus than other phones that don't have shutters as fast.
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takes one shot per second roughly
Pro HDR Camera the best HDR camera for android, way better than HDR+
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eyeappsllc.prohdr&feature=related_apps#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwOSwiY29tLmV5ZWFwcHNsbGMucHJvaGRyIl0.
DynamicRam said:
Pro HDR Camera the best HDR camera for android, way better than HDR+
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eyeappsllc.prohdr&feature=related_apps#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwOSwiY29tLmV5ZWFwcHNsbGMucHJvaGRyIl0.
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Thank you, I'll have a look at that too.
It almost seems to me it would be shared as full speed, and you can simply slow it down in the LG gallery. Is this true? I uploaded a video to YouTube and it was full speed.
jorbramsey said:
It almost seems to me it would be shared as full speed, and you can simply slow it down in the LG gallery. Is this true? I uploaded a video to YouTube and it was full speed.
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It captures 120 frames per second, meaning you have 4 times more frames than regular 30fps. You should upload it to your computer and then edit it. YouTube will play the video in regular 30fps because that is the normal. btw the 120fps leaves the picture quality pretty useless :/
Baguett said:
It captures 120 frames per second, meaning you have 4 times more frames than regular 30fps. You should upload it to your computer and then edit it. YouTube will play the video in regular 30fps because that is the normal. btw the 120fps leaves the picture quality pretty useless :/
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Bummer. So slow motion is pretty much useless on this phone?
jorbramsey said:
Bummer. So slow motion is pretty much useless on this phone?
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Well, no not at all. I think that you need to read about FPS and video recording in general. It takes the slow motion pictures, but if you uploaded it to youtube it will NOT play in 120fps because YT does not support that and it would be amazingly slow (also big filesize).
Use a editing software to select the parts you want to be in slow motion, and if you want the whole video to be in slow motion you need to convert the 120fps to 30fps but stretch it. If you know what i mean.
Baguett said:
Well, no not at all. I think that you need to read about FPS and video recording in general. It takes the slow motion pictures, but if you uploaded it to youtube it will NOT play in 120fps because YT does not support that and it would be amazingly slow (also big filesize).
Use a editing software to select the parts you want to be in slow motion, and if you want the whole video to be in slow motion you need to convert the 120fps to 30fps but stretch it. If you know what i mean.
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Yeah I do, I think it's just more or less a bummer that I'd have to edit it on a computer to get the full effect.
Unless you can do the same thing with a mobile video editing app.
jorbramsey said:
Yeah I do, I think it's just more or less a bummer that I'd have to edit it on a computer to get the full effect.
Unless you can do the same thing with a mobile video editing app.
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I would think that you can use a mobile app to do that, let me check if i can find anything for you.
Edit: sorry i cant find any solution in Google play either. I guess you have to use a pc.
Baguett said:
I would think that you can use a mobile app to do that, let me check if i can find anything for you.
Edit: sorry i cant find any solution in Google play either. I guess you have to use a pc.
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No worries thanks for your help.
Baguett said:
It captures 120 frames per second, meaning you have 4 times more frames than regular 30fps. You should upload it to your computer and then edit it. YouTube will play the video in regular 30fps because that is the normal. btw the 120fps leaves the picture quality pretty useless :/
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Actually youtube introduced the support for 60fps videos.
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EpicChineseTime said:
Actually youtube introduced the support for 60fps videos.
Sent from from my LG-D855
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So I've heard, but i guess you have to manually activate that setting while uploading, and wont surprise me if you cant do so from a mobile device.
It's the image quality that renders the slow motion useless.. it looks as bad as if they used quarter of the pixels for each frame, and blew it up, then do that 4 times each 30th of a second. I don't think even my Treo 650 videos were that pixelated.
Can anyone confirm if slow motion recording works in any of the pie roms?
The ones I've tried always crashed
samartht said:
Can anyone confirm if slow motion recording works in any of the pie roms?
The ones I've tried always crashed
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I am having Pixy's ROM pie and slow motion works. But the lighting is a little bit dark.
seking said:
I am having Pixy's ROM pie and slow motion works. But the lighting is a little bit dark.
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Okay cool
Helli..
Please share your thoughts about any difference in camera photo quality after updated to android 10.
Any improvement?
Thanks a lot ?
None
i find it slightly better, but this could be a placebo effect
Slow motion and super slow motion don't work
potamia said:
Slow motion and super slow motion don't work
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Both work fine on my phone with Android 10.