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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
barrykingstar @ May 21st 2007 12:09PM
Hey Tony, I think you misunderstood my post, or I wasn't very clear. What I meant was, if you're getting 15fps video, like you would possibly want for a website/email etc. then what's the point of having 720p?Anyone looking for web video will want 640x480 or 320x240. Anyone looking for hidef wouldn't want 15fps so as a feature it's a bit of a white elephant, or a marketing gimmick.
The Sanyo has a wide lens acessory, AFAIK, and the image stabilisation is actually remarkably good., for digitallll
7.2 vs 12 mpix? I'm told my 'old' non L series lenses are not good enough to take advantage of the 11 mpix in my Canon 5D, so I had to spend $3000 to upgrade the glass. Now we have the same mpix on a ??$400 ? point and shoot.Do you think the glass will really be able to resolve detail to actually use those 12mpx?
barrykingstar @ May 21st 2007 12:17PM
Sorry, of course I meant HD2! Some demo footage, sadly down rezzed but showing how good the macro is
http://one.revver.com/watch/258806/flv/affiliate/47810
The other Strange planet vid was also partially shot on HD2 (the 16:9 and 2.35:1 shots) I won't put links in for eveything in case I attract the >spam! spam!< brigade.
rod @ May 21st 2007 7:45PM
Clearly you know nothing about Panasonic cameras, which are not subject to the laws of physics in this world. Those shrewd Panasonic engineers are like witches.