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It is packed with world's first super slow motion video recording at 960 FPS with predictive capture.

The Nexus 5X is able to capture video in the 4K resolution, and is also capable of slow motion video recording at 120 fps, which are two features that aren't available with the OnePlus X.

Not exact matches

The OnePlus 6 can now record 4K videos at 60 fps and 720p super slow motion videos at 480 fps.

The users can record videos up to 4K resolution at 60 fps and 480 fps slow motion videos in 720p resolution.

If your looking for a decent camera phone, the Xperia XZ Premium features in 19MP primary shooter with Exmor RS sensor, F / 2.0 Aperture lens, 1/2.3 - inch Sensor, 5 - Axis Stabilization, Predictive capture, 4K recording and also supports slow - motion video capture at 960 Fps.

Full HD 1080p video capture with recording at 60 frames per second, slow motion playback and on - device trimmer.

OnePlus is touting a Slow Motion video recording, capable of capturing 480 frames per second at 720p for up to a minute.

On the photography front, the DTEK60 features a 21 - megapixel auto - focus rear camera of aperture f / 2.0 that is capable of 4K video recording at 30 fps and slow - motion HD videos at 120 fps.

The new camera features include 4K recording at 60 fps, AR Emojis and a super slow - motion video capture mode that records short bursts at 960 fps.

They can record 4K at 30 fps, 1080p at 60 fps and 720p slow motion videos at 120 fps.

At the back side is 19MP main camera with 1/2.3 - inch Exmor RS Sensor, F / 2.0 Aperture, 5 - axis stabilization, Predictive capture, Triple image sensing technology, 4K video recording and 960 fps slow - motion video capture.

In terms of camera, the DTEK60 features a 21 - megapixel auto - focus rear camera of aperture f / 2.0 that is capable of 4K video recording at 30 fps and slow - motion HD videos at 120 fps.

There's a bit of everything for the phone camera diehards: 960 fps slow - motion capture (at 720p resolution), 4K video recording, a 25 mm wide f / 2.0 G lens, HDR support, and even a mobile version of the BIONZ image - processing engine — from the Alpha mirrorless cameras — to help speed things along.

Video can be recorded at 30 fps, though there's also a slow - motion mode and a panorama mode to capture 360 - degree photos.

Two new features have come aboard for video: the phone can now record 4K video at 60 frames per second, and slow - motion 1080p video at 240 fps.

The smartphone is also capable of recording 4K video and 720p slow - motion clips at 120 fps.

The Moto Z2 Force records video at 4K (30 fps) and slow - motion 1080p (120 fps) and 720p (240 fps) modes.

Rear video is also much better on the pros; they offer optically - stabilized 4K 30 FPS recording and 1080P recording at up to 120 FPS, while the 2018 iPad only offers 1080P video recording at 30 FPS (720p for 120 FPS slow - motion recordings).

For slow motion enthusiasts, the iPhone X will reportedly be capable of recording Full HD 1080p video at 240 fps.

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No matter where you decide to do your high - end compact phone shopping, you're looking at nationwide GSM network support, carrier freedom, 4G LTE speeds, 32 GB internal storage space, 4 GB RAM, pre-installed Android 8.0 Oreo software, a 720p «Triluminos» display, 19MP rear - facing camera with Super slow motion video recording, IP68 water and dust resistance, and 3D Creator capabilities.

You can record high - performance content up to 16MP at 60 frames per second, and capture slow - motion video at 720p at 480 frames per second.

The phones will be capable of record slow - motion videos at 480 frames per second at 1080p.

In addition, the new iPhone 8 phones support slow motion 1080 video recording at 240 fps.

Both cameras can record 4K video and slow motion clips at 120 fps.

This will allow users to capture super slow motion video playback by recording at 960 fps, for some fantastic looking video.

As good as this camera is with photos, the big story here is actually what you can do in video, with the camera having the ability to record slow motion video at a ridiculous 960 frames per second.

For video recording, the Z2 Force can record up to 4K at 30 fps and 1080p slow motion video at 120 fps.

Take a look at a few super slow - motion videos recorded on the phone and also check out our full review.

Checking the «slow - motion video» box reduces the quality to mediocre 480p but captures at 120 fps, meaning that every real - time second appears as four recorded seconds.

Samsung said that slow motion has been the most popular video mode outside of automatic, and here are two more reasons to continue use it: it has the ability to start recording slow motion video when it detects motion and adds fun music at the end (you can customize it later).

There's also a slow motion mode that records HD video at 120 fps.

This camera can record 4K videos at 30 fps and slow motion videos of 1080p resolution at 120 fps and 720p resolution at 240 fps.

When recording slow - motion video or stills at night, the two - step variable aperture f / 1.5 down to f / 2.4 is very handy.

The P20 Pro also comes with super slow - motion capabilities delivering 720p videos recorded at 960 frames per second, identical to the Galaxy S9.

The rear camera can record 4K video at up to 60 fps or 1080p slow - motion video at up to 240 fps.

The rear camera is a 12MP shooter with f / 1.8 aperture and it can record 4K videos at 60 fps and slow motion videos in FHD at 240 fps.

The Pro and the standard P20 are also both capable of recording super slow motion video at 960 frames per second in 720p.

The XZ1 Compact features the same 19 MP rear facing Exmor sensor as the XZ1 with 5 - axis image stabilization, 4K video recording, and slow motion video at a whopping 960 frames per second.

The camera is also capable of 4K video recording with 1080p at 60 fps, as well as slow motion video capture at 720p.

The 19MP shooter is capable of recording super slow motion videos at 960 frames per second.

When it comes to video recording modes, the One will let you shoot 4K video and slow - motion video at 120 fps in HD resolution, and the front - facing camera will have a 5 - megapixel image sensor.

The camera also includes second - generation dual - pixel autofocus tech for faster and more reliable focusing, improved multi-frame noise reduction for a claimed 30 percent better low - light performance, and the ability to record slow - motion video at up to 960 frames per second (at 720p resolution).

Still, you can record 960 fps slow - motion video but this time at 1080p resolution.

The camera includes second - generation dual - pixel autofocus tech for faster and more reliable focusing, improved multi-frame noise reduction for a claimed 30 percent better low - light performance, and the ability to record slow - motion video at up to 960 frames per second (at 720p resolution).

The primary camera, on the other hand, has a 19 MP Exmor RS sensor with 5 - axis image stabilization, 4K video recording, and slow - motion video at 960 frames per second.

The 12 - megapixel rear cameras can also shoot slow - motion videos at 960 frames per second; Samsung has also built in a special slow - mo recording mode that only records when something moves in the frame.

The Moto X Play can record 1080p (1,920 x 1,080) video at 30 fps or slow motion video at 720p (1,280 x 720).

The sensor offers an f / 2.0 aperture, 4K video recording and 720p slow - motion footage at 120 frames per second (FPS).

We measured how long it took to open the PDF (using Adobe Reader on Android and iOS), using a camera capable of recording slow - motion video at 240 fps to time the process.