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    Iosnation
    I recently created a thread asking how can I shoot 4K video with a Note 3. But I think the N9000 (not LTE) doesn't have 4K video recording (?) There is no 4K option, just up to 1080p. Anyone knows about this?
    02-02-2014 01:51 PM
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    Anon8154066
    4k is only available on the snapdragon varient SM-N9005 so any other is hard luck and no joy lol

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    02-02-2014 01:54 PM
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    02-02-2014 03:07 PM
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    beh
    Originally Posted by Iosnation
    I recently created a thread asking how can I shoot 4K video with a Note 3. But I think the N9000 (not LTE) doesn't have 4K video recording (?) There is no 4K option, just up to 1080p. Anyone knows about this?
    My Verison N900v has the option of video recording at up to 3840 x 2160 in 16:9 format for whatever that is worth.
    02-02-2014 03:19 PM
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    dpham00
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    Originally Posted by beh
    My Verison N900v has the option of video recording at up to 3840 x 2160 in 16:9 format for whatever that is worth.
    Right, the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 uses the qualcomm snapdragon 800 which supports 4k recording

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    02-02-2014 06:02 PM
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    anon8380037
    Originally Posted by dpham00
    Right, the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 uses the qualcomm snapdragon 800 which supports 4k recording

    Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 via Tapatalk Pro
    Is it processing power that determines 4k recording, not the photo sensor/cmos thingy, lens and other hardware?

    I'm beginning to answer this question to myself.
    So many pixels per frame per second.

    Do any Octa-core GN3's (Exynos?) handle 4k? I know they have 4 cores running slower than the main quad - cores, whereas Snapdragons run @ 4 x 2.3.
    02-03-2014 04:00 PM
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    UJ95x
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    Originally Posted by Madd54
    Is it processing power that determines 4k recording, not the photo sensor/cmos thingy, lens and other hardware?

    I'm beginning to answer this question to myself.
    So many pixels per frame per second.

    Do any Octa-core GN3's (Exynos?) handle 4k? I know they have 4 cores running slower than the main quad - cores, whereas Snapdragons run @ 4 x 2.3.
    It's the processor that allows for higher res recording, but Exynos might have been able to do it, and chose not to include the option.
    And no, I don't think of any of the Exynos variants support it

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    02-03-2014 04:10 PM
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    anon8380037
    Originally Posted by UJ95x
    It's the processor that allows for higher res recording, but Exynos might have been able to do it, and chose not to include the option.
    And no, I don't think of any of the Exynos variants support it

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    Super reply. Thank you.
    02-03-2014 04:40 PM
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