What quality is the video? ( 1080P, 720P, or even less) thanks.
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Video is 720x480. Not quite 720p which is 1280x720. Here's the output of MediaInfo on one of my video files.Format : JPEGCodec ID : MJPGWidth : 720 pixelsHeight : 480 pixelsDisplay aspect ratio : 3:2Frame rate : 30.000 fpsStandard : NTSCColor space : YUVCompression mode : Lossy
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Video is 720x480. Not quite 720p which is 1280x720. Here's the output of MediaInfo on one of my video files. Format : JPEG Codec ID : MJPG Width : 720 pixels Height : 480 pixels Display aspect ratio : 3:2 Frame rate : 30.000 fps Standard : NTSC Color space : YUV Compression mode : Lossy
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1080 is better than 720 in terms of video quality, the larger number means better quality. This system isn't HD. The maximum resolution is 640x480, which is considerably below hd. The camera is good enough to see what is going on, and you can recognize someone close to the camera, but faces further away would be hard to recognize.
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I am not sure....image/video is decent if lighting is decent. Otherwise it's dark ish (not totally bad). Hope this helps your decision.
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It is supposed to display 1080p, but I have found that it is not quite that resolution, i think it is 720p. Any video is still recorded in 1080p, however. This field monitor works fine for the recording of HD video, but not for editing. If you want 1080p, get ready to empty your wallet!
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I just got mine in the mail today and tried a few small videos around the house and am having video quality issues as well. I would say I'm not even getting 480i quality. The image is incredibly speckly (non-static blotches moving around in the darks). Looks the same whether I play it on my HDTV or on my computer (plenty fast for HD video). What am I doing wrong? Tried wiping the lens with a lens cloth...no effect. Batteries weren't charged yet, but since it's digital, not sure that should make a difference.Also, as a side note, do the people who are getting good quality use the digital zoom at all, or does it degrade your resolution by half? I just got mine in the mail today and tried a few small videos around the house and am having video quality issues as well. I would say I'm not even getting 480i quality. The image is incredibly speckly (non-static blotches moving around in the darks). Looks the same whether I play it on my HDTV or on my computer (plenty fast for HD video). What am I doing wrong? Tried wiping the lens with a lens cloth...no effect. Batteries weren't charged yet, but since it's digital, not sure that should make a difference.Also, as a side note, do the people who are getting good quality use the... » Read More I just got mine in the mail today and tried a few small videos around the house and am having video quality issues as well. I would say I'm not even getting 480i quality. The image is incredibly speckly (non-static blotches moving around in the darks). Looks the same whether I play it on my HDTV or on my computer (plenty fast for HD video). What am I doing wrong? Tried wiping the lens with a lens cloth...no effect. Batteries weren't charged yet, but since it's digital, not sure that should make a difference.Also, as a side note, do the people who are getting good quality use the digital zoom at all, or does it degrade your resolution by half? « Show Less
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There is 30p take found on vimeo.com/58065679 This is not really anywhere near as sharp as the image on a 32 inch flat screen television via HDMI cable from the camera. The online video would not seem to be a good way to judge this 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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I am not even sure why they have Full HD 1080i, you can't stretch 640x480 into HD and not loose quality. Videos look great on my computer though.
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No. You have to play back on your computer for best quality. Btw All recordings are in .avi format. I don't think it can cap. in 1080p since it's composite. At best it might be "upscaled".
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If I am not mistaken it has the option to change to 1080p. One thing I can say about the camera is the the video quality on 720p is outstanding.
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No. The only thing you can choose is the video format... 1080 or 720, and some other video quality features.
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Jose answered the first question correctly. As far as the second goes I didn't notice any degradation in the video quality. I'm sure there might be an extremely slight bit but it wasn't enough for my untrained unprofessional eye to notice.
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It is a 1080. It is a camera that takes videos. So not near as good as a video camera if you are looking to make a movie. But for general videos, like for posting on-line it is great.
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No, I found the video to be awful. We tested in various lighting conditions and with different settings, and it was always grainy and jerky.
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While I have used the video, I rarely do. So I am no expert. But, to me, the video is as good as the pictures- the sound is fine. It shot in low light really well, so maybe that helps you? I'd say it is certainly as good as my iPhone is!
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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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Hi. Sorry. This seems not representation exactly a low-resolution.Thank you.