The whole depth of the images sort of crumbles. But if you want to drop it all down to 120fps slow motion, you can totally do that there’s less detail, but the actual quality of the motion is awesome.ĭropping it to 1080p (instead of the illustrious 4K), you do lose a lot more quality than we’d expect. There is a teeny, tiny bit of warping at the edges of whatever you shoot, but the end result is worth it. To add to the 4K quality of the videos, there’s also built-in image stabilisation. The clear and crisp 30 frames-per-second capture means you’ll get smoothness to the footage you shoot. No matter where you want to use it (even underwater, guys), you’ll be able to capture that key element of travel: movement. Key Features and Performance: Akaso V50 Pro Review Video Quality
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