Smartphones and consumer-level video cameras are making high-quality slow-motion video easier to capture by anyone who wants to shoot it. Using that slow motion video for anything more than gag reels ...

Slow Motion videos have the power to transform everyday moments into captivating visual narratives. They allow us to see the world in a way that’s not possible with the naked eye, revealing the beauty ...

If you’re a fan of shooting slow-motion video on your smartphone, you will no doubt have been left frustrated with the editing option removed from the OnePlus Gallery app in recent weeks. A small ...

OnePlus took back slow-motion video editing features previously found in its Gallery application but, after approximately a month, it’s already returning for some. That’s based on a recent report from ...

The iPhone 5s camera has an awesome slow motion feature that most users don’t use. With a little practice you can easily create slow motion videos with the iPhone 5s that do a better job of capturing ...

Slow motion video apps can be used just for fun or actually as a tool to make movies straight from your smartphone or tablet. And, to a certain extent, one could consider a good slow motion video app ...

Slow-motion can make almost any video fun to watch with a completely distinct experience. Most devices today, no matter what OS they run, support slow-motion videos. Microsoft Windows 11/10 devices ...

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We’re happy to see more video editing apps pop up for Windows Phone 8.1. Today, Slowly has been released to help you add slow motion effects to your videos. You can add multiple slow-motion regions ...

YouTube on Tuesday revealed its new slow motion feature — a minor function that will surely become a major viral hit. The video-sharing site on Tuesday revealed its new feature — a minor function ...

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