http://gizmodo.com/5041991/nikon-d9...der-from-circuit-city-hd-movie-mode-confirmed
OK, I'll ask it first: What about an XLR connector?
OK, I'll ask it first: What about an XLR connector?
OK, I'll ask it first: What about an XLR connector?
This is a big sensor by consumer camcorder standards.
^^^ I'm curious as to (a) whether they use 720p or 1080p, and (b) how they achieve it.
1280x720 at 24 fps (mono sound and Motion JPEG) movie recording is not bad considering it's a feature that does not come at higher expense.
On the other hand, 5 minutes recording capacity at 720p (20 minutes for 640x424 and 320x160) reduces it to "nice to have from time-to-time" feature than a possible camcorder substitute.
Obviously, you can record multiple 5-minute video clips at 720p. That may be okay for short recordings, but if you are trying to capture your kid's performance or friend's wedding, 5 minute limitation will quickly become tiresome.Is it a 5 minute capacity or 5 minute segments. I thought you could record up to 5 minutes at 1 time...
It does not matter. This is for vacations, memorializing embarrassing moments at a party or oh-my-god-four-cops-are-beating-this-handcuffed-guy type videos. There will be many other things that limit image quality. Besides I don't have a 64'' TV at home.Underwhelming.
- Not Full HD
That seems like a big deal even for vacation videos.- No autofocus in movie mode
Again, vacation video defense...- 5 minutes recording limit for HD. 20 minutes for low res (which I don't care about)
- Apparently, no mic input