Galaxy Note9 - Next Level Slow-Motion: Super Slow-Mo (SM-N960W)

Thanks to an enhanced speed sensor on your Note9, Super Slow-mo lets you shoot at an incredible speed of 960 frames per second. You can show off your directorial skills by adding Super Slow-mo bursts to a video.

If you want the best possible slow motion, use the Super Slow-Mo Auto mode. In this mode, the camera automatically detects motion and then slows it down. It also lets you add a slow-motion moment more than once per video. From the Camera app, select SUPER SLOW-MO. Make sure you have Auto selected. When you're ready, start recording. Hold your phone steady to start motion detection. When your camera detects movement in the square, it starts recording in Super Slow-mo. When you're done, stop recording.

The Manual Super Slow-Mo version lets you manually activate slow motion. When you use this feature, there will be one slow motion effect per video. This will make the video a little less crazy. From the Camera app, select SUPER SLOW-MO. Make sure you have Manual selected. When you're ready, start recording. Hold your phone steady and when you're ready, touch Super Slow-mo to capture an action. When you're done, stop recording.

• Make sure there are no moving objects in the on-screen square (other than the object you're trying to record in Super Slow-mo) because it can trigger Super Slow-mo recording in Auto mode.
  

• Avoid recording in flickering or fluorescent light, as it can trigger Super Slow-mo recording in Auto mode.
  

• Record in an area with sufficient light. We recommend recording under LED lighting or sunlight. Recording in a dark setting will cause noise and may trigger Super Slow-mo recording in Auto mode.