Pixelated SLO-MO on 6+?

[kas23]

I have an iPhone 6+ and when I record in Slo-Mo (or even look at the screen without recording), the screen looks pixelated and blurry. Anyone else have this issue? Is it because the screen is larger? Because I never had this issue in my 5S.

 

[sumsingwong]

I have an iPhone 6+ and when I record in Slo-Mo (or even look at the screen without recording), the screen looks pixelated and blurry. Anyone else have this issue? Is it because the screen is larger? Because I never had this issue in my 5S.

How about you take a screen shot so we can see it.

 

[ScubaCinci]

The higher the frame rate, the more light that is needed. Apple probably has it set to boost ISO when using slo-mo which can result in a grainy image.

 

[Sh4wN]

Slow-mo vids are only 720p and require more light, a lot more. Thus the iPhone is more likely to boost the ISO, making the video more grainy.

 

[ScubaCinci]

LOL...echo, echo, echo

 

[kas23]

I understand it needs more light, but I'm outside in the sun. Shouldn't need any more light than that. Plus, I've shot in the same environs with my 5S and I don't see the graininess.

It's hard to see on a screen shot, but maybe I'll upload a video later.

 

[sumsingwong]

No problems on my video. This was an overcast day.

iPhone 6 Plus Slow Motion: http://youtu.be/3n-FC1YDrts

 

[5105973]

I took a slow motion video of my dog running in a sunny field yesterday. There was some artifacting around her that almost make it look like she was photoshopped into the video. The environment looked okay.

 

[lsatterfield]

It's just how video works. For the most part, the quality and size is reduced in slow-mo video on even high end prosumer cameras.