topic Re: How to record 720p@120fps videos? in XZ Series

How to record 720p@120fps videos?

AdnanK588 — Wed, 21 Jun 2017 00:13:48 GMT

As there is no longer option to install additional camera apps and there is no timeshift video app pre installed, hoa to record 720p@120fps videos on xperia xz premium? Plz help

Re: How to record 720p@120fps videos?

CameronT — Wed, 21 Jun 2017 01:56:55 GMT

Hi @AdnanK588,

The Xperia XZ Premium supports full HD in 30FPS and 60FPS. There does not appear to be an option for 120FPS.

Re: How to record 720p@120fps videos?

Kunicross — Wed, 21 Jun 2017 06:11:22 GMT

Launch the camera, select the super slow motion mode and there the preferences.

You'll find the 120 fps in the last entry of "slow motion mode". ☺️

Re: How to record 720p@120fps videos?

CameronT — Wed, 21 Jun 2017 06:40:36 GMT

Wow, I sure got shown up haha. Thank you @Kunicross! I will update my information

Re: How to record 720p@120fps videos?

Ivarbryn — Sat, 08 Jul 2017 22:22:10 GMT

Thank You 🙂

Re: How to record 720p@120fps videos?

kool_addy — Sat, 08 Jul 2017 23:37:31 GMT

Go to slow motion mode and select settings. There you can find e options. 2 are 960fps related and last is 120fps

Slow Motion Options

RWFxp1 — Mon, 01 Jan 2018 19:23:46 GMT

I thought to myself, "How could Sony not implement such a killer feature into the XZP?"

How hard could it be, for Sony to give us options of lower fps? It would be a feature that Samsung/LG/Apple wouldn't have any time soon. If we could have 2 extra options of 240fps, 500fps, or 700fps with the 960fps. Those options would be crazy fun, more useful, and make the 960fps less of a gimick. I am pretty sure Sony's software engineers can be creative and add that feature. If the hardware can record 960fps, then 240 @ 1080, 500 @ 720p, or 700 @ 720p will be a walk in the park. The recordings should be longer at lower fps, since there will be more memory available. I am assuming, because 960fps hogs a lot of temporary storage space. 240fps should use ~2 x less @ 1080p, 500 @ 720p ~ 2 x less, and so on if all frames are stored equally.

Just a thought...