When recording slow motion, what resolution does the camera have at 120, 240, 480, and 1000 Fps?
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Respectively, 640x480, 512x384, 224x160, 224x64, and the higher frame rates require LOTS of light.
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I don't have 120 fps. This is what I have: hs30-240 at 432by 320, hs240 at 432 by 320. Hs480 at 224 by 160 and hs1000 at 224 by 64 pixels
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Maybe limit the area that motion is detected? This can be done in advanced settings. Best solution is recording to larger server that can handle more storage than SD card. Requires some IT knowledge but expands the record time. I wouldn't decrease the motion sensitivity as this will delay recording. You are able to designate different areas in the camera view to different sensitivity levels also. For this level of camera it is somewhat limited. Let me know if this helps. I've had mine for 2 years. It takes a bit of adjustment
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Have never needed slow motion, can not answer your question, perhaps going on line to the pdf files on this product will give the answer
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Dear Patrick, This is from the back of the box: APS-C size sensor; full stereo movie recording (1920 x 1080p) @30fps. Does this help? John
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Yes it seems to be in slow motion when using the Magic Pix(nightshot) mode.. although I'm not sure how this looks when transfered to P.C.
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Yes up to a 1000 fps but super low resolution, there's a higher resolution at 240 fps that I have a LOT of fun with.
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Please disregard my previous "lazy answer". I checked my camera again and here what it displays in the upper right corner:In all high speed modes from 1000 to 120 fps --- around 13 min.Standard mode 640x480, 30 fps --- 2 hours and 13 min.HD mode 1920x1080, 30 fps --- 36 min.The displayed numbers did not change even if I put different size SD cards in.Only the number of still photos changes.I guess the file size the camera can handle is limited, after all.
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I have shot footage in 1920x1080-60p http://vimeo.com/album/2541490/video/75558936
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Hi Kevin, it does not. The camera can record only up to 60fps. Thanks_Mitch
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Try with and without the image stabilization to see if that makes a difference. Also try at lower resolution. I just did "Fast 720P" with a clear picture, I also had record when moving so it only never recorded more that 5 min at a time. I have not noticed that problem yet, but I have notice jumps(screen goes blank?). Could be the card. Make sure it is a class 10 card. I just upgraded to 64gig SanDisk Extreme and will see if it makes a difference.
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I have just purchased the Lumix FZ200 camera. While I have not yet tried out the feature of slow motion video, their literature advertises what you are asking. I think that from several days experience playing with the FZ200, you should consider it instead of the FZ150. Page 125 of the FZ200 manual covers the recording the high speed motion picture.
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According to other sites, the webcam's resolultion maxes out at 1600 x 1200 at 30fps. 2 MP. I could not find any official stats using a quick google search. Not like it is printed on the back of the camera.
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Thank you Michael for your very helpful detailed response. Good to know in what settings to use which recording mode. I plan to keep it mainly on 1080p as you, unless filming an event with quick moving images such as a sports match in which case I'll switch to 720p @ 60fpm. Thanks again for your input :)
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Not sure, you may have to set the recording size to the smallest format: 30fps,
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Recording Time at the Lowest Quality: 40 Minutes/1 GB Micro SDHC Card (@720 X 480)
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If you're wondering if it is high speed . . . yes. The camera can do 240 frames per second (as opposed to the normal 30 or 24). It can also do 480 fps and 1000 fps, but the image resolution decreases the higher you go. Also, you can play it back on the camera's screen.
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Just checked and yes it does "Movie Recording at 640x480 and 320x240" Source: http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/powershot-a3000-is/canon-a3000-is-review.html#b