What is the resolution off the down camera?
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Hello David,How are you? For the bottom-facing camera, I am not sure of a number spec, but from my personal use with the drone, it appears to be around 480p. Dharma Bum said it perfectly, so I will be clicking yes for the "Do you find this helpful". The front facing camera is 720p. David, you can also go to Parrot's Official Website: http://ardrone2.parrot.com/ for more information about it and if you want, you can contact them and ask them the exact resolution spec. I hoped I helped answer your question David!Have a great day!-Austin H.
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Pretty low in comparison to the forward-facing camera and somewhat grainy. But it works.
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I'm far away from my cameras. But the camera itself is about 5in back to front and 3in top to bottom. Sorry I'm far away and can't give exact.
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Resolution can be either Hi (2048 x 1536) or Lo (1024 x 768). It the same for all the different modes. Hope this helps!
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A small specialty camera is attached underneath, controllable on/off from the transmitter. Resolution is 640x480, and even though it comes with a 2 GB card, I load mine with a 16 GB micro-SD card. A video is made available at http://tinyurl.com/m8ouafv
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Mr. Parker, I can't provide the specs as I gave the camera as a gift. I'm sorry - FMC.
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The camera itself is on approx 2". We were only able to use the device for 2 days. After that the monitor failed. Would not suggest purchasing this unit.
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I didn't notice that info, certainly I took only a few pictures, and then the camera went down. Hope this could help! Regards
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Resolution is maybe 300 x 200 (low but ok for what you pay). It is not weatherproof but rain resistant. The range of the IR lighting is not too great but ok for anything within 10 feet or so. There are probably better cameras out there in that price range now.
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Hi Student bookbuyer, the lowest resolution you could use on the camera is VGA wherein the camera makes use of 300 thousand pixels. to check the DPI, please refer to the manual of your printer. Thanks_Mitch
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Michael is correct. I hadn't used my camera during the past couple of months. I had previously set my video resolution to "Standard," because my desktop runs on XP and couldn't handle the higher resolution. I recently got a new lap top and, just last night, returned the resolution to its original. I found that it's sometimes confusing as to how to get to what you want in the menu. Just be patient!
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HelloThanks for your message, the Native Resolution is:320*240. Hope this can help you, have a nice day:)RegardsAmanda
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Yes, I'd recommend 400 DPI, its a bit slower but the picture comes out a lot better
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Hey there. Please check cnet.com to see the specs on the camera. Thanks for your interest and good luck!
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Frame Rates: 23.98p, 24p, 25p, 29.97p, 30p Sensor Resolution: 2432 x 1366 Raw Resolution : 12-bit RAW files recorded at 2432 x 1366 Shooting Resolutions 2.5K RAW at 2432 x 1366. ProRes and DNxHD at 1920 x 1080
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Actually, it's 0.3 megapixels. The image is 640 x 480. That multiplies out to 307,200 or a little more than 0.3 mp. That's equal to the average cellphone video. Not bad for something that tiny, and cheap!
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The resolution will be less, as I understand reading from other post, there is a table to show how much, I am in the same position with a 750
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I think the camera used to output JPEGs at 5MB each... So I'd say somewhere between 400-600 if you shoot at full resolution.