08-11-2021 09:15 PM
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09-11-2021 08:35 PM
09-11-2021 08:53 PM
Still only 24fps but not 25fps? I don't get why not, if I bought a camcorder or camera for video shooting ide get no choice than to buy a PAL version (yes the term PAL is still printed on the specs when you buy them in Europe) they are 25fps, but if i bought a phone which is so much more convenient than a bulky camcorder, video shooting is either 30 or 24fps which is not compatible to use along side a camcorder purchased in the same region.
Surely Samsung should finally realize we dont all live in the United states where they use 30fps, I mean Apple have and are offering PAL mode but i love Samsung phones in all other ways apart from the lack of 25fps video shooting.
3rd party apps like filmic pro dont work for me, I need the native camera app to offer 25fps. Dose no one else in Europe care? considering your buying this high end phone mainly because of its camera features? Does Samsung even read these forums and take note?
13-05-2022 10:16 AM
I found solution: In Samsung camera you should select "More" -> "Professional" [video].
In pro mode 24, 30, 60, 120 FPS available. Verified on s21 FE
13-05-2022 10:22 AM
27-05-2022 02:07 PM
Looks like people don't seem to understand what you're asking.
Sadly, PAL options (25/50 fps) still don't seem to be available for phones, including the S22. I've got the S21 and it's all NTSC.
Let me know if you find any Android app that forces PAL framerates on Samsung phones.
And let's hope they someday bother working out how to adapt certain versions to certain markets.
30-05-2022 08:14 AM - last edited 30-05-2022 08:18 AM
Update: While we're waiting for Samsung to support PAL natively; the app FiLMiC Pro (which I know you've said doesn't work for your S8) supports the following custom framerates on my S21. Perhaps it works for S22 as well?
HD: 25 fps
FHD: 25 fps
4K: 25 fps
4K+: 25/50 fps
Download FiLMiC Pro Evaluator (free) to see what your model supports and read the report thoroughly. At first glance I thought only 24/30/60 was supported, but thankfully I was wrong. Still, it's a pricey app for something we'd all prefer Samsung to offer out of the box.
16-09-2022 07:33 AM
It's crazy the extent to which Samsung (and Google/Android) are packing in phone features and missing such an obvious one here. Honestly, much as I've enjoyed the last few Samsung handsets I've owned, this could make me look elsewhere next time - hate to even contemplate it, but possibly even iPhone.