Does it a really HD camera in format H.264?
1661498
Well what can i say. it's a awesome dash can. it has a great image on rhe display. I use my small suv for work and it's also my family weekend truck. during the week most of the day my truck is just park so i don't catch nothing on the road. on my weekend well i don't drive that much. Why? Becuse im a truck driver and when the weeken comes i just want get some rest. But i am planning to get one dash cam my 18 wheeler.
1661499
Yes, from the front camera only. This is a lifesaver for proof of "It wasn't my fault" and wait till you see what happened on the way home from the store! It catches it all.
2002297
No, sadly it does not. The highest it will go is 1080i. I struggled a little with this myself, but it wasn't a big deal for me having to downgrade quality slightly. The real problem for me was it's output format (mp4) because to edit mp4, I had to lose serious quality in the video and the audio was always unsynced. Not a very good product imo.
1434969
It's full HD. I use the max 1080p resolution which I think is something like 1920Ã-1080
820054
Yes it does, the quality of the video is rely on the video web server. some do HD some not.I say 75% not HD.
2204001
yes - but you should look into 720P or higher cameras. The quality over 500tvl is amazing.
1603863
MY SONY HX1 TAKES HD VIDEO i guess because of the camcorder thingy in it . ..
122980
no,it can only record and play back in 480p as the highest quality. any hd programing recorded will be down converted tostandard definition.
791801
No. The only thing you can choose is the video format... 1080 or 720, and some other video quality features.
213219
no, this camcorder is not High Definition. It does not record in either 1080i or 720p. It does say however that it is high resolution, which is where I think it gets almost misrepresented. Here is the confusion.. Widescreen HR Recording The FS200 records true High Resolution Widescreen for picture perfect video. Canon's Widescreen HR Mode uses the entire width of the image sensor, capturing true 16:9 widescreen. What difference does it make? It's simple. The more pixels captured, the better your final image quality is. Notice that it does not say High DEFINITION, it says high RESOLUTION. Easy way to truly know is that In order for something to be high-def it has to be 1080i or 720p!
418344
I have not verified if it is 720 HDp per the specs or not. However, I can say that the images come up reasonably clear within less than 2 ft when the snake cam is through a buried pipe and the LEDs are on.
2064364
That alone doesn't mean anything - it's all about codecs, efficiency and maturity. AVCHD uses *much* more efficient - thus also more hardware-intensive - compression than HDV but it's quite 'young' so it will take some time until it leaves HDV behind, let alone the need for higher-performing embedded chips for the cams (to cram more info into the same bandwidth.)
995733
Yes it is just as long it's hi-speed rated for HD video....I currently am using an SDHC @ 20mnps
1542324
My guess is no because the GoPro shoots in an odd codec of MP4. I typically have to convert this in Final Cut or it makes my computer choke.
1576340
Yes the picture quality is quite acceptable. It works the other way too - a Sony still picture camera with a high resolution image capture takes surprisingly great HD video!
2069267
Yes it does. It is not a particularly great cam, but for Skpe etc it is fine. Not what I would call HD, but just ok.
1608928
The cam has an HD setting and with the proper zoom setting I do not see why not
1287001
Yes, the video is HD quality. I am a relative novice to photography and it simple to use. There is a book and a CD that came with it that is simple to understand. I took 188 pictures and some video at a recent wedding and the quality is amazing. If you decide to buy it, you probably won't be disappointed. Good Luck