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High frame rate cam?



 
 
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Old May 11th 05, 09:45 AM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
nickc
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Default High frame rate cam?

What's the highest fps I came expect from a dvd camera. 30 fps seems to be
the norm. Is it possible to get higher without breaking the bank?
:-)....also.....and is adjustment of shutter speed and aperture possible
with these cameras.

Cheer

Nick


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Old May 11th 05, 05:08 PM posted to uk.rec.video.digital
Deep Reset
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Default High frame rate cam?


"nickc" wrote in message
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What's the highest fps I came expect from a dvd camera.


30 fps

30 fps seems to be the norm.


Depends where in the world you are. Around here, it's lower (25fps)

Is it possible to get higher without breaking the bank?


Do you still expect it to record to DVD? If so, probably not.
How big is your bank balance?

:-)....also.....and is adjustment of shutter speed and aperture possible
with these cameras.


Which models did you have in mind?

Deep.


 




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