In the realm of video production, slow motion video entails capturing and playing back footage at a pace slower than the standard 25fps, contrary to the real-time recording. While a regular video camera adheres to the 25fps standard, specialized slow motion cameras operate at frame rates starting from 500fps. Any frame rate surpassing 25fps up to 300fps is deemed as slow motion, with anything above 500fps classiﬁed as super slow motion.