For how long can you record a movie at 1000 fps? And at 480 fps? Thank you!
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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.
860595
I hadn't had an opportunity to use either settings to make a comparison of the two.
860596
Sorry, this won't be the complete answer because I actually haven't used this camera much, but I can at least tell you that you'll more than likely be limited by storage capacity for the 1000fps. I routinely fill up my 32gb (it might be 64) card with several 1-2 minute clips. You really have to re-encode them to get the file size down while still maintaining quality image (google handbrake - fairly easy, powerful, and free!). The 480 can easily do much longer (5, 10+? Minutes), but again I haven't used it much. Sorry again it's not as detailed as you're looking for, hopefully it helps some. Good luck! Sorry, this won't be the complete answer because I actually haven't used this camera much, but I can at least tell you that you'll more than likely be limited by storage capacity for the 1000fps. I routinely fill up my 32gb (it might be 64) card with several 1-2 minute clips. You really have to re-encode them to get the file size down while still maintaining quality image (google handbrake - fairly easy, powerful, and free!). The 480 can easily do much longer (5, 10+? Minutes), but again I haven't used it much. Sorry again it's not as detailed as you're looking for, hopefully it helps some.... » Read More Sorry, this won't be the complete answer because I actually haven't used this camera much, but I can at least tell you that you'll more than likely be limited by storage capacity for the 1000fps. I routinely fill up my 32gb (it might be 64) card with several 1-2 minute clips. You really have to re-encode them to get the file size down while still maintaining quality image (google handbrake - fairly easy, powerful, and free!). The 480 can easily do much longer (5, 10+? Minutes), but again I haven't used it much. Sorry again it's not as detailed as you're looking for, hopefully it helps some. Good luck! « Show Less
860597
I do not think that there is a limit to the length of the filming. It all depends on the size of your SD card. At 1000 or 480 fps you are getting a much smaller image but a lot of frames. Also when you set the frame rate the length of your possible shoot is calculated depending on the remaining card memory and is indicated somewhere on the screen.
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So if I wanted to record a program that's longer than 2 hours (DVD length) I could record directly to the DVD at, say, Long Play mode? Or I could record to HDD at LP mode so I could burn a DVD later? It does make sense to burn at the recorded speed; thanks for the hint! Thanks for the help!
525892
Greetings! I think that if you have a large enough memory card (SD XC) you will be able to shoot for that long. Actually if you set the video quality lower you can likely go much longer than 90 minutes, as the file size would be reduced. Hope this is helpful!
183800
Not sure what the person that says this is a slow camera means. It is as fast as you need it to be, as 10 fps, what more would anybody want.
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I've been using mine for 5 days now, and got about 5.5 hrs till the CARD FULL message popped up recording in 1080p. I'm still learning, instructions are vague at best. I switched over to the 5 min loop. If I read it right, it should now just keep recording over the older footage. So far, it's a really cool cam............
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It will do 400/sec, but it reduces the frame size to almost a thumbnail. It does a really good job at 60 and 120 frames/sec with strong ambient light, but it still reduces the frame size. Overall, I think it is well worth the price. You can see a lot of detail at 120 fps.
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There is a six hour mode, but you lose quality at that level. I prefer to record at no more than three hours for videos I plan to keep and replay more than once.
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The amount of data that is recorded varies tremendously. Variables affecting the total amount that can be recorded on a 32GB SDXC card are; recording resolution, frames per second, sound or no sound, GPS or no GPS. I record about 9 hours, 15 minutes at 900 HD resolution, 30 fps, with sound and GPS. The largest clip I've recorded is 173MB. At that rate, I can record 185 clips at 3 minutes per clip. After 9 hours 15 minutes of recording, the camera overwrites the oldest clip, in order.Hope this answers your question and helps.
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Hi friend,I shoot a hd video from my camera. which is 1080p full hd video and it was about 17 mins length. It was pretty good and i feel a good about the quality of the video. If any doubt, pls. specify.Thank you.
1311471
That is what the Cine is for. This meter, accepts inputs such as frames per second (fps) up to 1000! This meter was designed for video and film.
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Hi, If the function of the loop Ricording is OFF then it shoots one long scene until the memory card runs out. If the card is small (say 4 G'gh) which is enough for about 36 minutes. The more Memory, this card will record over more time. (Up to 32/64 GHz). Thank you :)
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We have two motion-activated cameras that record live video at VGA resolution (640 x 480 pixels at 4 fps). One camera is set to record a 40-second segment; the other 10. Their file sizes are 1.9MB and 710KB respectively. If my math is right, that means you could record and store 125, 40-second recordings (at the stated resolution) for a total of 83.3 minutes running time.With pets one would think camera position and sensitivity settings would need to be fiddled with. And, as others have mentioned check the library periodcially and download or delete.
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You can record up to 8 hours on these disks. Video quality is based on the recording mode you chose (60/120/240/360/480) so 60 minute mode gives the best quality while 480 minute mode gives the lowest video quality.
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There are a couple of popular 3rd party software platforms that can be used for recording video. Blue Iris and Ispy come to mind. Disk utilization varies depending on the frames per second you require. 7 meg per minute would probably be the max.
526533
You need to play with the settings for video. It seems like you have the lapse feature on, which records in chunks as small as 1 minute; you can disable that and record without interruptions. The screen will automatically disable after 3 minutes of recording.
1138785
I don't know specifics but the resolution drops dramatically with frame rate. 1000fps is poor quality video.
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You can shoot at 60fps at 720. You can then adjust your frame rate using your editing software.