Hi
Is it possible to lock the shutter speed while filming?
i.e. film at 1080 @ 60 fps while the shutter speed locked at 1/120
In stock Camera?
In other app?
Film, not photo.
Thanks!
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I noticed that the resolution of the M7 Slow Motion mode is lower than full HD. So, would you guys say it's better to shoot in full HD and simulate slow motion in post-production with a video editor like Adobe Premiere, or should I stick with the higher frame rate but lower resolution of the native capture?
If u up the resolution the fps will not be as high so the movement will not be smooth if u simulate slow motion. I to dislike the resolution of slow motion
what camera, working in Mi Max 2 that can capture 120 fps or has settings to customize the fps.
Hi everyone,
I just purchased a Nokia 7 plus and I can't find any way of setting a minimum shutter speed. If I go into pro mode and set shutter speed to 1/125 all my low light pics are great with no blur but obviously this will make bright daylight shots over exposed.
Is there a way to mod the software to keep everything the same but let me adjust the minumum shutter speed to 1/125? rather than fixed at 1/125
What would be perfect for me would be a setting at 1/125 minimum shutter speed and a slower speed for when using the flash to capture the background (Google - Dragging the shutter). but if not, i'd be happy if I could only have the minimum shutter speed.
I only use the camera for family pics and a lot of those are of my 2 year old boy. I don't really want to mess with settings too much because you have to be quick to capture those special moments.
Recently, I did root on Mi Max 2 and then enabled camera2api to have manual options to change iso, shutter speed and be able to save photos in dng (RAW) format. I noticed that in the default camera app I can take pictures with a manual shutter speed setting up to 32 seconds. But when I use other applications that allow manual settings and saving in dng, the maximum working shutter speed at which I can take a picture is 4 seconds. Choosing any higher shutter speed value means that capturing the image lasts indefinitely (regardless of the manual settings and the file format).
Can anyone explain to me why in the default camera app taking photos with shutter speed e.g. 5 seconds is possible and in other camera apps capture with the same shutter speed (and higher) never ends? Is there any way to take photos with a time longer than 4 seconds and be able to save them in dng format?
Is it possible to have the camera preview while set to picture mode to be previewed at 60 fps? I currently have the video mode set to 60 fps and the switch between it and going back to picture mode is just jarring.