iPhone 6 Video Samples Of New Slow Motion Capabilities

Everyone wants to see what is possible with the new video camera on the iPhone 6, but what is really worthy or watching in slow motion? How about something that is difficult to understand in real-time like footbag freestyle (hacky-sack tricks). You won't believe your eyes when you see what this 47 year old world champion freestyle footbagger does in his spare time! Oh, and get $2 off your next phone case at carved.com when you use coupon code: "Footbags"

A Worthwhile example of iPhone 6 Slow Motion in 1080p x 60fps and 240fps

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Watch this iPhone 6 slow motion example video and get a discount code for new phone cases at carved.com! See iPhone 6 examples in 1080p 60fps (60 frames per second).

At carved.com we make hand crafted wooden phone cases and we’re so excited about the new iPhone 6’s slow motion capabilities we’re going to show you something that needs to be seen in 1080p 60 frames per second and 240 frames per second (720p) to be truly appreciated…” This video was shot in a parking garage near where I work, it was raining out so I filmed on 2nd to top floor with light coming in from behind the camera. I did not tilt the camera up far enough on the wide shots and I stood too close to the camera. Otherwise, it was an ok shoot. See more videos at my youtube channel… http://www.youtube.com/footbagenlightener Footbag freestyle is often called Hacky Sack, but don't make that mistake. Get your next footbag at dragonflyfootbags.com and footbagshop.com.

Coming soon: "iPhone 6 vs. GoPro Hero 3+" AND "iPhone 6 Plus Image stabilizer vs. iPhone 6”

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Disclaimer: iPhone 6 is a registered trademark of Apple, Inc. This video does not attempt to offer an opinion on the phone, and seeks only to present a worthy sample of video in 1080p 60fps and 720p 240fps so that individuals might be able to make their own decisions.