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kodak v550: movie issue
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kodak v550 model(MPEG4) has movie length of 14 min with 512 MB card. wherein z7590(VGA) takes 6.34 min with 128MB card. why v550 allows so little movie length even though it has MPEG4 format support? Also i got info on net that it allows max of 80 min movie.If so then in which mode, what are the settings reqd for that. Regards |
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kodak v550: movie issue
santosh wrote:
hi, kodak v550 model(MPEG4) has movie length of 14 min with 512 MB card. wherein z7590(VGA) takes 6.34 min with 128MB card. why v550 allows so little movie length even though it has MPEG4 format support? Also i got info on net that it allows max of 80 min movie.If so then in which mode, what are the settings reqd for that. Regards Greetings Santosh, The V550 is a great little camera and can yield some awesome results. One of the features it has is an enhanced movie mode. It can record at TV quality. The general attributes it has for video a Video Mode = continuous MPEG-4 video with audio capture and playback Video resolution = 30 fps @ VGA (640 × 480), 30 fps @ QVGA (320 × 240) Video length = continuous up to 80 min. based on memory capacity Video Image Stabilization = Digital Zoom during video = Yes AF during video = Yes Print thumbnails of video = Yes Print snapshot from video = Yes Video format = Quicktime, MPEG 4 The reason it takes more time for a similar amount of movie is due to the resolution and other differences in how movies are recorded. The Z7590 movie features are below for comparison. Video Mode = Video with audio capture/playback Video resolution = VGA (640 × 480 pixels) at 12 fps; QVGA (320 × 240 pixels) at 20 fps Video length = Continuous based on memory capacity; or 5-, 15-, 30-sec. clips Video format = QUICKTIME MOV (MPEG-4 compression) 80 minutes is the result of using the latest and available memory cards in the camera. Since others have not yet been available long enough we have not been able to test. 80 minutes is a long time. If you are going to take video movies for 80 minutes you might be better off using a video camera. I believe the settings would be in the 640 x 480 quality. I will be checking on this feature. Talk to you soon. Ron Baird Eastman Kodak Company |
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kodak v550: movie issue
Hi ron,
Thanks for the information. I have some queries: 1. Is v550 has 30 fps which allows only 14 min in 512 MBcard where has z7590 has only 12 fps which makes it to allow ~24 min in 512 MBcard? Obviously i won't shoot upto 80 min in single movie. but it is reqd to have more space inorder to store small movies of my baby. 2.What card size is required in order to have movie of 80 min. 3. Is there any setting available in v550 such as better quality (5 Mpixel), less quality ( 5 Mpixel) which would result to increase movie length? Thanks in advance, Santosh |
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kodak v550: movie issue
santosh wrote:
Hi ron, Thanks for the information. I have some queries: 1. Is v550 has 30 fps which allows only 14 min in 512 MBcard where has z7590 has only 12 fps which makes it to allow ~24 min in 512 MBcard? Obviously i won't shoot upto 80 min in single movie. but it is reqd to have more space inorder to store small movies of my baby. 2.What card size is required in order to have movie of 80 min. 3. Is there any setting available in v550 such as better quality (5 Mpixel), less quality ( 5 Mpixel) which would result to increase movie length? Thanks in advance, Santosh Requirements for ram vary somewhat with the actual nature of the images, so any value regarding time of recording is an estimate. If you can get 14 minutes on a 512 meg card, then a 4 GB card would give you about 8 times that, and a 2 GB card about 4 times 14 minutes. With variation in the scene values (compression variation), 80 minutes with a 2GB card isn't out of range, but it is, as stated, an estimate, not a reliable value. |
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