What fps is supported?

Determine the type of content you are creating (e.g., video tours, promotional videos).

Consider the platform where the content will be displayed, as some may have specific FPS requirements.

Select 24 FPS for a cinematic look, commonly used in films.

Opt for 30 FPS for standard video content, ideal for online platforms.

Use 60 FPS for smoother motion, especially in fast-paced scenes or virtual tours.

Access the settings on your camera or recording device.

Adjust the frame rate to match your chosen FPS (24, 30, or 60).

Ensure that your equipment supports the selected FPS before recording.

Record a short test clip at the selected FPS.

Play back the footage to check for smoothness and quality.

Make adjustments as necessary before final recording.