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When filming a Samsung Galaxy s6 edge, or any device with a similar
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When filming a Samsung Galaxy s6 edge, or any device with a similar display probably, -I just happened to see this one- there's light stripes floating from the display's bottom upwards. It's probably nothing unusual, but what is this effect called? And why doesn't this appear when filming an iPhone's display? (Both were in the same video)
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I would hazard that it's something to do with the refresh rate of the screen, if it's lower than the frames your camera can record, you will capture images of empty frames in between
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