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Instant Slow-mo is a feature that allows you to create a smooth, slow clip of the section of the video that you want to watch in detail. Instant Slow-mo analyzes the video using various AI techniques and creates new frames that seamlessly connect two consecutive frames of the recorded video. The S25 series supports the Instant Slow-mo experience even in HDR videos up to 4k@60fps.
The above video is the result of applying the Instant Slow-mo feature to a pre-recorded video.
Principle behind Instant Slow-mo
A video is a series of sequentially shot frames played back in succession. If there were new interpolated frames that naturally connect the motions between two consecutive frames, we would be able to watch the video more smoothly and slowly.
To create these new frames, Instant Slow-mo uses an AI model to extract motion information between two input frames in real time. The obtained motion information is used to synthesize interpolated frames that reflect the motion of the two input frames and make them appear as a smooth continuous motion. Finally, the generated interpolated frames are placed sequentially between the two input frames and are played back, allowing you to enjoy a slow-motion video of the original footage.
How to use Instant Slow-mo
1) Select a saved video from the Gallery or Video player app
2-1) During playback, press and hold the screen in the section you want to see in detail, and release it to play at the original speed.
2-2) Click the edit icon to slow down the speed in the section you want.
3) Save the generated slow-mo video.
Instant Slow-mo lets you create a slow video for the part you want when you watch a pre-saved video. We hope you enjoy creating your own cool, dynamic videos using the Instant Slow-mo feature.
* Supported models: Galaxy S23/S24/S25 series, Galaxy S24FE, Z fold 5/6, Z Fold 6 SE, Z Flip 5/6, Tab S9/S10 series
* Supported only for the following resolutions:
- Video: Supports SD 24fps ~ UHD 60fps (8bit, HDR10+ support)
- Slow motion: FHD 120/240fps, UHD 120fps (8bit support)
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