SamFwIf your Galaxy device is running One UI 6.1 and Galaxy AI, you should know about a great feature called Instant Slow Motion of the Gallery app.
While most of the Galaxy AI features are related to productivity, Samsung also includes a few interesting tricks. This includes Instant Slow Motion, which uses AI to slow down any video.
It should be noted that this is not a movie editing feature. Instead, you can slow down any video that's playing inside the Gallery.
How to use Instant Slow Motion?
Instant Slow Motion is very easy to use. You just need to play any movie in the Gallery. Then, press and hold anywhere on the screen to slow down. The video will play at slow speed until you lift your finger from the screen.
This feature is great when you want to enjoy a specific moment in the recording. With Instant Slow Motion, you no longer need to use Slow Motion mode in most situations.
How to save a slowed-down moment in a new file
If you press the Edit video key after slowing down part of the video, the device will remember the part you slowed down and create a new file with that part slowed down permanently while the rest will still be played at full speed. normal level. Then, press the Speed adjustment key, selecting an option highlighted by a gray background. Finally, press the Save key.
Which devices support Instant Slow Motion
Instant Slow Motion uses AI to create additional frames between available frames to slow down the movie. Therefore, this feature requires a processor with powerful neural processing capabilities.
Therefore, Instant Slow Motion is only available on a few devices running One UI 6.1 with Galaxy AI. Not every device with Galaxy AI has Instant Slow Motion, though. So, the best way to check is to try this feature on your device.
Instant Slow Motion does not work with all types of movies
This feature only works with videos with a resolution of 480p or higher. Additionally, although Instant Slow Motion works with footage with a minimum frame rate of 30FPS, 60FPS is the recommended number for best results.
Most videos you record on your device and receive from friends and family via messaging apps will qualify. However, the only way to confirm this is to use Instant Slow Motion.
