Samsung Galaxy S9 Camera Test: Super Slow-Motion 960 fps The R/C Way with the HBX 12889 and 12891!

Testing the Super Slow-Motion feature (960 fps) of the SAMSUNG GALAXY S9/S9+ ... the R/C way with the HBX 12889 Thruster and the HBX 12891 Dune Thunder from Gearbest! The HBX Thruster (HBX 12889) and the HBX Dune Thunder (HBX 12891) was kindly provided by GEARBEST, free for review and tests. You can find the links to both cars and other RCs from Gearbest here: HBX Dune Thunder 12891: https://goo.gl/C2DG4b HBX Thruster 12889: https://goo.gl/2gEu8v More RC cars: https://goo.gl/hRQTTU Thank you for watching! Subscribe here for future RC content: https://www.youtube.com/c/NordicRCVisions?sub_confirmation=1 Check out Nordic Hobby Visions (secondary informal channel) with vlogs, updates, behind the scenes and more hobby related content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuxl_esj8eew1CnZPGq0ROQ See the video list in my channels for many more previous RC videos! New videos every week! Please comment and like ... if you like! Subscribe and "Ring the bell" to stay notified! Don't miss out! All support is greatly appreciated! Happy Hobby Days and Keep 'em Running! See you soon! ---------------------- When the Mrs. bought a new phone, a Samsung Galaxy S9+, I was "kind" enough to step in and offer a test of the 960 frames per second Super Slow-Mo Mode for her. So we brought out a couple of RCs and went on a fun family trip to a local ball field. Here is the footage! Full video from this day and comparisons of the HBX 12889 and 12891 in Full HD coming up! Short and raw video files with the Samsung Galaxy S9 Camera in 4K coming up too! The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ has a cool new feature that allows you to capture super slow-motion footage in 960 fps. Not in Full HD though but in 1280x720 HD. Compared to previous slow-motion footage commonly found on this channel I use 120 fps in Full HD (1080) and 240 fps in HD (720). So quite a difference! However, this new footage of the Samsung Galaxy S9 doesn't give you a full video file in 960 fps. It records 0.2 seconds in 960 fps when it detects movement in a (movable/re-sizable) frame on your display. This equals approx. 6 seconds of super slow motion and it saves the whole clip in a 1280x720 30 fps video file. I think some of the slo-mo shots could have been improved, if I had taken more time setting up the frame on the display in just the right spot. But this day, it was all new to me, and I was in a bit of a rush to join my family on the playground next to the ball field. Hope to get another chance to test it out again soon. Maybe even at a location with some small jumps. If further interested in the HBX 12891 Dune Thunder and HBX 12889 Thruster, here are some links to previous videos with much more information: - 12889 unboxing and first look: https://youtu.be/fYVJzCCC0XA - 12889 a closer look: https://youtu.be/3wM4Er-Lktw - 12889 first run: https://youtu.be/LeltcGTfl44 - 12889 stone beach bash: https://youtu.be/LP7mZi0EFIE - 12891 unboxing and first look: https://youtu.be/biAx6Dxb0fM - 12891 speed test and first run: https://youtu.be/3CJbz0IPaKs - 12891 survivor comparison: https://youtu.be/Tr_7qQhZtHA