Sony RX100 IV 960 FPS Slow Mo Test Clip

Chinoy12 · Jul 5, 2015

The 960 FPS slow-mo mode is very cool. Even though the resolution isn't true 1080P HD it is still very usable for many uses. Considering the price I can live with upscaled 1080P 960 fps slow-mo. Check out a sample 960 FPS clip I recorded below. The only downside with the slow-mo feature other than resolution loss is short recording time and no continuous video AF or manual focus when it is in slow-mo buffer mode. Other than that very impressed.

paperwastage · Jul 5, 2015

senzazn12 said:
The 960 FPS slow-mo mode is very cool. Even though the resolution isn't true 1080P HD it is still very usable for many uses. Considering the price I can live with upscaled 1080P 960 fps slow-mo. Check out a sample 960 FPS clip I recorded below. The only downside with the slow-mo feature other than resolution loss is short recording time and no continuous video AF or manual focus when it is in slow-mo buffer mode. Other than that very impressed.

Can you post the shooting specs as well? (i.e. 1000 ISO, f/1.8, 1/1000 etc...)

Thanks for the sample video.. I think it takes about 30seconds to save the video as well (from internal buffer to SD card).. Are there settings that reduce this time (eg saving as 30M 60fps instead of 30M 24fps)?

Chinoy12 · Jul 7, 2015

I will double check my settings.

Tom Ames · Aug 6, 2015

senzazn12 said:
The 960 FPS slow-mo mode is very cool. Even though the resolution isn't true 1080P HD it is still very usable for many uses. Considering the price I can live with upscaled 1080P 960 fps slow-mo. Check out a sample 960 FPS clip I recorded below. The only downside with the slow-mo feature other than resolution loss is short recording time and no continuous video AF or manual focus when it is in slow-mo buffer mode. Other than that very impressed.

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