Why is it like this?
I'm taking a video at a cafe with a warm lighting setup using the 5x telephoto lens.
If it wasn't obvious, the motion blur when the video stabilization's turned on is horrendous, and when I turned it off, it got a lot better.
I think even if it's off, there's still some stabilization on it, but at least there's less blur.
Here's a photo using the wide lens for a more accurate lighting.
Is this normal?
Is there a new issue with my S24 Ultra that I already sent to a service center twice?
Is this what I spent 85K for?
I mean, sure, I have this DJI gimbal that I can just use to help better stabilize my videos, but really?
Yeah 60fps really does that. I recently learned how shutter speed and ISO works on Pro. Lower shutter speed means taking less blurry photos and smoother videos in exchange of lower light, which I guess, is why 60 fps is darker. The highest shutter speed I can set while on 60fps is 1/60, but when I set it to 30, I can go up to 1/30. Brighter but less smooth video. ISO is basically just how sensitive your lens to light is.
I also noticed here that the ISO reaches numbers I can't set manually when I set it to Auto. The lowest it can reach on Auto is 12, and the highest is 8000. Meanwhile, setting it manually only has 50-3200 range. 
