[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Camera

Slow Motion

High-frame-rate video (120/240/960 FPS) played back slowly for dramatic effect.

Also known as: Slow-Mo High Frame Rate Video

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

Slow motion records at high frame rates and replays at normal speed. Phones support e.g., 240 FPS (1080p); some reach 960 FPS at lower resolution.

See Slow motion in camera specs. Higher FPS = smoother slow-mo but shorter duration and lower resolution.

Where Slow Motion Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Slow Motion?

High-frame-rate video (120/240/960 FPS) played back slowly for dramatic effect.

What terms are related to Slow Motion?

Related Camera terms include 4K Video, FPS, OIS.

Related Technical Terms

4K Video
Video at 3840×2160 (2160p), offering four times the detail of 1080p. Camera
FPS
How many frames a device renders per second; higher FPS means smoother games and video. Gaming
OIS
Hardware that moves the lens to counter hand shake, giving sharper photos and steadier video. Camera
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