Realme: Change Slow-Motion Video Resolution

Slow-motion recordings use a resolution setting that is completely separate from your normal video resolution on Realme phones. If this value defaults to a lower setting, every slow-motion or super slow-motion clip you record will look softer than expected, even when your regular videos are set to their highest quality.

This happens because slow-motion capture stretches fewer frames over a longer playback time. A low base resolution combined with that stretching makes noise and blur far more visible than in standard footage.

To fix it, open Tap on Camera ➔ Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Slow-motion video resolution ➔ Set the Slow-motion video resolution and pick the highest option your device supports.

Higher slow-motion resolution means larger file sizes and more storage used per clip. If your phone is low on storage or you plan to record long slow-motion sequences, a mid-range resolution can be a reasonable compromise between quality and file size.