Video recording on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus is very good with the standard configuration, but there is a way to get results twice without doing anything spectacular rare. By simply dialing the correct option in the iPhone settings you have much sharper and fluid video.
By default, both the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus record videos at 30 frames per second, not bad, but the new Apple SmartPhones can record twice frames per second. Moving from 30-60 FPS not only gives us much more clearly in our shots, we will observe a much greater fluidity in movement and a change in video quality very evident.
How to record video at 1080p and 60 fps in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus
Going from 30 fps to 60 fps is very simple, follow these steps.
Step 1 Enter the settings for your iPhone.
Step 2 Do some Scroll down and look for the option of photos and camera, tap on it.
Step 3 In the camera options and photos down a little until you see the option to record video at 60 fps and activate
And that's it, you have nothing else to do, now, every time you enter the camera app and select the option to record video, a warning that you are recording at 60 frames per second see.
Try it and shoot a movie with the standard configuration of the iPhone at 30 fps, then records a similar video at 60 fps, you'll see that difference.
The only bad thing is that the video quality results in a much larger size of your catch, they take up a lot more, but definitely worth it for the final results.