The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ is perfect for capturing those action shots wherever you go. It can record more at a real 960 frames per second with HD support. You can record approximately 0.4 seconds of video captured at 960 fps with approximately 12 seconds of playback or record 0.8 seconds of video captured at 480 fps and digitally enhance the video to 960 fps with approximately 24 seconds of playback. If you are wondering how to record Super Slow-Mo Video on Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus. Please follow the steps listed below to record a Super Slow-Mo Video:
How to record Super Slow-Mo videos on Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus
- Open the Camera App
- In the camera app, you will swipe left find Super Slow-Mo
- Make sure the mode is set to Multi-take or Single-take.
While recording in Super Slow-mo on the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ you the option to enable a Motion Detection box. You can adjust this box accordingly to automatically record in Super Slow-mo when an object enters this box. Once the action has been recorded, your video will automatically stop.
Once you have selected Super Slow-mo, 4 options will pop up on the top of the screen. Tap the motion detection icon to enable it. Once Motion detection is enabled you’ll be able to edit the motion detection box to where the movement will be in the shot.
When you have recorded your Super Slow-mo video you can try editing by either moving the video forward, reverse or forward and reverse. Simply select the 3 dot menu button in the top right, then select Details and choose one of the three Super Slow-mo clips.
Super Slow-mo video has been shot on the Galaxy Note 10 with 0.8 seconds of Super Slow-mo captured in natural light. For best results, try recording in bright natural light as artificial lights may cause flickering. If you do notice flickering in the playback of the Super Slow-mo video, you can enable Remove Flickering. This will minimize the amount of artificial light flickering within the video playback. Simply play Super Slow-mo video then tap on the 3 dots menu in the top right and select Remove Flickering.
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