La iPhone 6s camera it has undergone the second biggest change in this regard since the iPhone 4S. In the number of megapixels, the new iPhone have finally abandoned the 8 megapixel figure and this figure has increased by 50%, reaching 12 megapixels and recording video in 4K quality. In addition, it is now possible to record videos in slow motion at 120 in 1080p resolution but, as with 4K video, this option is disabled by default.
How to enable 1080p slow motion recording on iPhone 6s
- We open the Settings.
- Let's go to Photos and Camera.
- We slide to Slow motion recording.
- We selected 1080p HD at 120 fps.
The problem, as many of you may have already realized, is that We will not be able to record in 1080p resolution at 240fps, so we will have to choose between a higher quality video at 120fps or one with a greater slow motion effect at 240fps. This will depend in part on the device on which we are going to play those videos. If they are to send to other smartphones or to send them to social networks, I think it is best to use the 72op HD option at 240fps. If we are going to play it on large screens and we do not need a very slow video, then it is already worth recording in 1080p HD at 120 fps.
Another thing to know is that, although videos in 1080p at 120 have fewer frames than those recorded in 720p at 240fps, higher resolution videos take up more space than lower resolution videos. It is something to keep in mind, especially if we have a device with little storage capacity or we already have little space left. As you can see in the settings, a minute at 120 fps in 1080p resolution will occupy about 375mb. One minute at 240fps in 720p resolution will take about 300mb.
