When it comes to recording videos with our terminal, there are many users who do not care much about the photographic quality that their device can offer, since You have based your purchase on other factors such as aesthetics, screen size, price… Leaving aside the photographic section.
Surely on more than one occasion, you have heard about videos at 30 or 60 fps. As technology has advanced, today devices record by default at 30 fps (images per second). However, some devices allow us to expand the number of images per second, which it offers us a greater fluidity as a result.
Depending on the terminal you have, it is likely that natively, you can record videos at 60 fps (images per second). As I have commented, the videos recorded in this format offer us greater fluidity, since the number of images included in each second is exactly double, which in turn allows us to slow down the video if we want to highlight any detail of it without losing quality at any time.
If your device does not natively allow you to record videos at 60 fps, Razer makes available the Razer Camera 2 application, an application that has just been updated to allow us to record videos at 60 fps. The main requirement for our terminal to be able to record videos in that quality / format, our terminal is that it must be managed by Android Pie or higher, although unfortunately it is not compatible with all the models currently available on the market, so it is likely that it doesn't work on your device.
If you want to start record videos at 60 fps, the application that Razer offers us is one of the best options. Of course, we must bear in mind that the size of the final file increases considerably than if we do it at 30 fps. The Razer Camera 2 application is available for free through the link that I leave at the end of this article.
The app does not work, from the store itself people are complaining.