Huawei P20 Pro will become an even better camera with an upcoming update

The Huawei P20 Pro has a unique camera configuration, but the video recording capabilities of the phone are not quite up to its impressive prowess of still image. However, an upcoming firmware update could address this issue, or at least complement the video capture capabilities of the P20 Pro with a new ultra-slow mode that will allow users to automatically capture videos up to 960 images per second. The upcoming feature has been spotted by people at at XDA and will supposedly make his way on the smartphone to three cameras later this year.

As smart phone chipsets become more and more popular, it's no surprise that Huawei has implemented a similar feature in its latest flagship product, although it lacked the detection of action. Samsung Smart. Well, to be perfectly fair, we were not very impressed by the way the S9 models tried to detect the movements and so we started to record manually, but we hope that Huawei will improve this up to date.

The problem with this type of feature is that you just have a split second to react and press the record button. Smart detectionwhen it works on S9 models – it really helps things a little bit. The problem is that it rarely works the way you want it, and on the contrary, in our experience at least, can slow down at the moment seemingly the worst possible.