Want to capture a fleeting moment or emphasise a cinematic one? Try the SLOW-MO mode with your HUAWEI smartphone.
How to use the SLOW-MO mode on your phone?
Go to Camera > MORE > select the SLOW-MO mode. Tap 
to choose an appropriate SPEED, then touch 
to start shooting. When finished, tap 
.
Tips for recording slow-motion videos
Shoot with plenty of light
Slow-motion videos will look darker and gloomier than usual because it is shot at higher frames rates. In order to maintain normal brightness, please use extra sources of light to compensate when recording.
Choose an appropriate speed
Higher frames rates will reduce the resolution of the picture, so please adjust the slow motion speed according to different scenarios to get better effects.
For example, choose 4X or 8X for shooting the slow motion of diving and kicking a football; select 32X super slow motion for birds flying.
Shot at 32X SPEED
Some models also support shooting at the speed of up to 256X, which can be used to capture water splashing and bubble popping.
Shot at 256X SPEED
Reminder: The supported SPEED range varies with phone models.
Adjust your slow-motion videos
If you have used 4X or 8X to record a video, the length of the slow-motion part can be adjusted as below.
Go to Gallery > Albums > Videos/Camera, select a slow motion video and tap 
to play it.
During playback, touch the video to bring up the editing screen, and then drag the slider to adjust the part that you want to set in slow motion.
Touch 
to adjust the volume of the background music and the brightness, and tap Save slow-mo file to save your edits when you are finished.
*Reminder: This function varies with phone models.
More edits in the Gallery
Want to create more engaging videos? You can use the pre-installed editing tools to add some filters, music, intro and outro to customise your slow-motion videos. To do this, access the Gallery > Albums > Videos > tap Edit.
Follow the tips above to take incredible slow-motion videos.
Make beautiful moments last longer.
*Reminder: The instructions above are followed with EMUI 10.1 as an example and it may be slightly different in other versions.