[Req] 240FPS Slow mo

Pandur77

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I doubt it. The spec sheet for the camera sensor doesn't mention any resolution above 60 fps so the 120 fps slo-mo already available is probably as good as it gets.
 

jmadiaga

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Snapdragon 835 isn't too fast from 821.
Sony XZ Premuim is supporting 960FPS with SD835.
Our phone is quiet capable of doing 240FPS
at what resolution is the 240fps.
240fps is really good if it can record at least 1080p
just curious

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i don't believe that video because it just looks like and insert.
it would be worth considering the video if the exif files are attached.
and any shot of the 3T within the environment, or establishing shot.
 

shirso.it7

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at what resolution is the 240fps.
240fps is really good if it can record at least 1080p
just curious
Noh, It showed 720p, which is not bad. Infact our default 120FPS videos recorded at 720p.
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[/COLOR]i don't believe that video because it just looks like and insert.
it would be worth considering the video if the exif files are attached.
and any shot of the 3T within the environment, or establishing shot.
But the slomo video demonstrated seemed 240FPS... And that guys said something about snapdragon camera, which is available here. But as that rom is cross platformed, that might contain that 240FPS feature
 
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Anova's Origin

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I'm pretty sure the camera sensor bottlenecks the phone's ability to record at higher framefrates. The OnePlus 3/T uses the Sony IMX298 camera sensor, while phones like the Nexus 6P use the more powerful Sony IMX377 sensor that is actually designed to record at higher framerates at lower resolutions.

The specs sheet for the IMX298 sensor from Sony themselves state that the sensor can only achieve up to 120 fps at 720p. Even lowering the resolution during recording will not overcome the limitations of the sensor. This isn't the type of limitation that can be overcome with software. No other phone that I have seen using the Sony IMX298 sensor is able to record above 120 fps either.

When one designs a flagship phone at half the price of other flagships, some things must be cut. OnePlus simply gave priority to the CPU/RAM over the camera sensor.

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BTW, the camera app in CR Droid may show a 240fps option, but has anyone confirmed that it actually works? Custom ROMs are often ported across multiple devices and I doubt developers will go through every settings menu in each app to see that has become redundant.
 
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