How to Manage iPhone Video Resolution

 iPhone video resolution

If you are running the latest iOS9 on an iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6 or newer, you have the option to adjust what resolution the rear camera captures video at. A lower quality setting is an option to pick when you have low memory storage, or if you don't want any extra pixel. You can do this setting for both standard video and slo-mo videos recordings. Making the turn is easy and fast — let see how.

Tap to Settings > Photos & Camera, choose either Record Slow-mo or Record Video and choose resolution that you want from the listed selection.

Remember that the higher the frame rate and resolution, the more memory space video will take up on your device. For example:

Slo-mo video recording

·         720p HD at 240fps (most frames, default): 300MB per minute

·         1080p HD at 120fps: 375MB per minute

Standard video recording

·         4k (highest resolution; iPhone 6S and 6S Plus only): 375MB per minute

·         1080p HD at 30fps (default resolution): 130MB per minute

·         1080p HD at 60fps (smoother video): 200MB per minute

·         720p HD at 30fps: 60MB per minute