High frame rate / Slow motion Videos with Sony RX 10 Mark IV

The present video is regarding the High frame rate setting on the mode dial of Sony RX 10 IV. In this there are three different speed settings 250, 500 and 1000 frames per second. If the normal video runs at 25 or 30 frames per second the videos shot on HFR will run slowly at 10 times, 20 times and 40 times slower.
How to set up- First of all turn the mode dial to HFR, then move to movie screen and set the frame rate for the video which is 25 frames or 30 frames depending on the region in which you are operating. Then decide for frame rate between 250 to 1000. One should know that higher the frame rate quality is less. Then the focus, zoom level etc are to be set and the centre button of the control wheel is to be pressed for going in to the stand by mode of HFR. one should remember that once a standby mode is pressed no more adjustments of focus, zooming etc can be made. There are three types of triggering. Start trigger, End trigger and End half trigger. it means that the recording can be started from the start. in the second case the action is buffered and once the movie button is pressed at the end of action the video is recorded of the action that happened just before the trigger. In the last one only half the duration of the action is recorded from the time the movie button is pressed.
The back ground audio is downloaded from UA-cam audio library.

[@GrayAngus]

Great videos. Did you do any post processing?

[@naturerevisited5777]

Not really, May be white balance.

[@mohsina9654]

Amazing composition sir! Amongst others the collard dove and bee eater flights are simply awesome....

[@naturerevisited5777]

Thanks for the encouragement 🙏

[@shrigani]

Beautiful....👍

[@naturerevisited5777]

Thanks

[@MrBillkaz]

Great shots

[@naturerevisited5777]

Thanks a lot

[@singharunaa]

Wonderful

[@naturerevisited5777]

Thanks a lot

[@drdsrivastava]

Great!The camera is amazing...thanks for a demo!

[@guyhanoi8561]

Nice! At 250fps the quality is very good. At 500fps it's usable sometimes, but at 1000fps, it is bad. Not usable.

[@naturerevisited5777]

You are right