Well, the first thing I want to make clear is that In this post we are going to talk about the iPhone 6 and its slow motion recordings, but we will also relate this new iPhone to the hardware that new generation iPads could carry. With that said, let's get started. In the presentation on September 9, Apple told us about the iPhone 6 camera, which had improved a lot, one of the things that had improved the most was slow motion recording, which instead of being able to record at 120 frames per second, it could record 240 frames per second, one pass. As the iPhone are already reaching users, we can show you how this new way of recording works, will the new iPads have this function?
Slo-mo (slow motion) recording at 240 fps with an iPhone 6, what about iPads, will they?
As I mentioned before, the new iPhone 6 has a new camera and new technologies such as Focus Pixels or Autofocus, which makes the user experience with the camera much more effective. One of the capture modes of this new iPhone 6 is slow motion recording at 240fps (the previous iPhone did it at 120fps). The result is the video that you have heading this post, created by a user who already has an iPhone 6 in his hands.
But since we have to talk about the iPad, I think it would be good to reflect on whether such a camera would be feasible inside an iPad and if someone would record slow motion with her, personally I see it quite interesting as long as it does not result in an increase in the final price of the device, but of course, who knows? The results are really great and it would be great to have this feature on the iPad Air 2, right? Who wouldn't want to see an egg break or the tap drip? But on second thought, I think Apple would introduce 120fps slow motion recording on iPads, but I think 240fps recording seems a bit complicated to me. What is your opinion?
