Apple's new flagship the iPhone 5s features slow motion video capability with an updated iSight Camera and new A7 Processor. A reliable source did a experiment against the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 which also has slow motion video to check the video quality of the Apple's new flagship, it turns out like that the slow motion video captured by the iPhone 5s is not true 720p HD but it is scaled down somewhat 480p while the slow motion video captured by the Galaxy Note 3 is true 720p HD and shows a lot more details when compared to Apple's Flagship.
The regular 720p HD Video captured by the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 also shows more details than the 720p HD Video of Apple's iPhone 5s in same conditions,as you can see from the video screenshots posted below
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 video was upconverted to 720p, too, the resulting loss of detail was quite similar to what we get with Apple's default slow-motion settings, which led to the thought that what Apple is doing here. The best clues as to why Apple might be doing this are to save on resources - like memory, for instance.
This is a big disappointment from Apple.What do you think?
iPhone 5s 720p
Note 3 720p
Note 3 upconverted from 480p
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