Comments on: Video on a DSLR [FORUM POLL]

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By: ballmeryson

ballmeryson — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 07:28:24 +0000

this camera is very good, as a digital fans I often need to put some video onto my computer. this is very hard for me to do that case. I often ask my friend for help.

By: TyncUncoorp

TyncUncoorp — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 19:23:33 +0000

Windows Movie Maker doesn’t let me put videos from my digi cam because it’s in the wrong format so what converter can I use?
I want one that’s pretty decent quality, doesn’t cost anything, doesn’t stick the logo on my videos and it converts all of the video, not just half of it.
I used to have prism something but then my trial run ran out so yeah, I can’t use that >.<
And zamzar has a limit of 100MB :l

Help please?

By: Gordon Lane

Gordon Lane — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:55:10 +0000

My recent coment due to computer problem was place on the forum before completed.

The thing I need to add to my coment was that in some instants of video’s it was easier to auto focus the camera then turn it to manual and not move your location. This is possible when performing some video shots or by trying to setup the camera for major area to be covered by the video.

By: Gordon Lane

Gordon Lane — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:45:02 +0000

I am a Project Electrical Engineer who is regularly taking photos of equipment manufacturing and equipment installation. Until recently used a canon s70 camera to photograph photos and short time video shots. I had no intention of purchasing an DSLR camera until my son purchased a unit and I saw the difference in quality of photos and the ability to get photos in areas the point and shot camera was limited.

The other problem was at various times need a short time video to review various processors and installations and due to the travel requirement is very hard to carry multiple Cameras. On Reading reviews and recieving various demonstrations end up purchasing the D90 Camera with the two lens.

Since then have taken several photos and videos for the installation of a major Electrical Substation upgrade. The results have been more than acceptable with various Manager being impresent with the results.

The only problem I have found with the video area of the camera is the requirement to operate in Manual, which is almost impossible with the 200mm lens. The LV screen is very hard to see in day light when viewing in difference positions. Both these problems do impact on the resultant video this could be overcome by being able to view through the eye viewer or with auto focus.

Therefore even with the problems the camera has given results better than expected.

By: Bilka

Bilka — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 02:07:56 +0000

@Alex — to Bilka

Alex,

Good point. I am a big fan of prime (fixed focal length) lenses too. I agree — Why a zoom when fixed works better? It also forces one to compose better than to rely on a zoom.

Cheers,

Bilka

By: zach

zach — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 12:49:08 +0000

GOod idea providing that (technically):
1.Analysis will be at least TV mode awith the ability to use HD
2. AVI format, one of the standard mpg modes
3. No time constraints in recording
5. Ability to use pause in recording

By: alex

alex — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 15:19:38 +0000

@Bilka: Why would there be zoom lenses if set of fixed focus length would do much better job?

By: porterd2nz

porterd2nz — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 18:14:00 +0000

While video for me is not essential, having the ability in the body wouldn’t be a deal killer either.

The way I see it, though, is as an ability to get good quality (HD??) video leveraging the glass I already have. As far as I know there are no existing HD video cameras with exchangeable lenses in the prosumer market that are anywhere near affordable for the enthusiast. Even the Red Camera system is well into the 10s of thousands for a useble system.

The killer at the moment is the 5min limit + cool down time. How long before we see sensor cooling systems in the body. This would be cool (pun intended) for lowlight/long exposure on a standard dSLR setup.

By: stephen

stephen — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 15:56:41 +0000

“Putting unnecessary circuitry inside the case that surrounds the cameraâ€™s guts is going to compromise its ability to do any one thing well. There is only so much room in there. ”

Uh…what do you have to add? It already supports live view…it’s software from there on out to record video.