What is resolution of the slow motion video?
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Full-HR: 1920 x 1080 (60 fps/ 24Mbps) Full HD: 1920 x 1080 (60fields/sec 16Mbps) Full-SHQ: 1920 x 1080 (30 fps/ 12Mbps) HD-SHQ: 1280 x 720 (30 fps/9Mbps) TV-SHQ: 640 x 480 (30 fps/3Mbps) Web-SHR: 448 x 336 (240 fps/8Mbps) Web-UHR: 192 x 108 (600fps/8Mbps) - these are the slow motion specs from http://sanyo.com/xacti/english/products/vpc_fh1/spec.html
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PC Native Resolution: 1920X1200Vertical Refresh Rate: 60HzColor Depth: 32-bit
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In the booklet that came with it... Pictures: JPEG up to 16 mega pixel resolution Vedio: MPEG-1/2/4, Motion JPEG Audio: MP3 USB ports: -USB 2.0 Device -USB 2.0 Host That's about all I can answer...
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I went out last Summer shot some excellent evening footage , and to me it looked excellent WVGA 240fps, and HD720P120FPS. they are not Hd1080P, Everyone sees things through their own perspective. and that I truly cannot answer for you. In my eyes it looks good. remember no sound is offered on slow motion, maybe the gopro you were looking at offers a different view point. check youtube out for those evening shots
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Hi there. I haven't checked the quality of the video with low light, if that is what you are asking.
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It is a true 720p camera. I get 1280x720 videos at 30fps. Because of the drone's bouncy motion, the movies can look bumpy, especially when vertical motion takes place. You will also notice significant curvature of straight lines at near ranges, something their upcoming Bebop drone is supposed to correct.
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Personally I would not recommend this camera for slow motion. Because it only records in 1080i (interlaced) it doesn't produce individual frames that are clear enough to show off a video in slow motion. You end up with vertical lines which make the video noisy. In fact, the true limitation of this camera, and any camera that shoots interlaced footage is that it suffers when there is lots of action going on in the scene. I would recommend a 720p camera over this or any other 1080i camera. Another issue is the frame rate. If you want to capture something in high enough quality to be played back in slow motion you're going to want something around 60fps.
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I don't know specifics but the resolution drops dramatically with frame rate. 1000fps is poor quality video.
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Hi Brandon, Yes you can get slow motion out of this camera. First is to start with shooting in 24P (Frames Per Second) and to edit in post. Here is a link t o a article that explains it: http://www.studiodaily.com/2005/01/get-film-style-slow-motion-effects-with-the-panasonic-dvx100a/
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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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Well it really depends on the situation and what you are recording. For me, the two recording modes I mostly use is either 1080p at 30 frames per second, or 720p at 60 frames per second. If you are recording sports, action, or anything where the subject moves a lot, I suggest record it in 720p 60fps because the playback will be a lot smoother since it is capturing 60 action frames within a second. With this mode, you can create a really smooth slow-mo effect through your computer. Try to YouTube "Slow motion 60 fps" and you'll see what I mean. I use 1080p for anything else including under water. Sometimes when my battery is low or my memory is almost filled up, I switch it to WVGA to conserve. Hope this helps!
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The camera is 640x480 and this applies to both video and stills.The videos are captured at 640x480 and the still Photos are ALSO 640x480, but pixel doubled up to the size of 1280x960. This makes them very grainy and fuzzy.Overall, the camera is very low quality, but it DOES work. If you wish to see actual captured video in two types of light, I have a few of the video on youtube at dusk or low light (http://youtu.be/trhiaBRrduM) and full daylight (http://youtu.be/qF0wdAjsius)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI181ej6aGg sample of Slow-mo Video on SD 4500
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I'm guessing it's ntsc or pal, meaning that it is 480 pixels by 640 pixels, which is .9 mp, but it could be lower.
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I don't know the resolution but the picture great and you download them to you PC where you can improve then with your software.
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It is strictly 1080p 60fps, though it can capture at what ever resolution needed. That's the main reason I bought it.
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The system has two resolution settings; 640x480 or 320x240. I don't know how that translates into what you are asking. It just determines how much space recording takes. It does have adequate resolution to see the snow falling right now:)