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both your videos from sony and fuji suffer from cmos wobble and optical stabilization issues. YOU NEED TO GET A VIDEO CAMERA FOR VIDEO AND CAMERA FOR PICTURES IF YOU ARE A STICKLER.
make sure to get a video camera that has optical stabilization at its best as well as no cmos wobble to little. You seem to be picking at video so I'm pointing you at a good direction not only because i been through this path but after getting the video camera, i needed a video stabalizer as well. Video stabalizers range from 100 (cheap builds) to 2000 dollars (high end). I recommend a dslr that does good video and picture like a nikon or canon and also get a hand stabalizer which go around 700 bucks. Last edited by Cresho; Apr 11, 2011 at 12:59 PM. |
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Just found the online manual (PDF):
http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digi..._manual_01.pdf Could it really be that - according to the manual - the Fuji records in 1080i only and not in 1080p? Either the manual or the information on their web site http://www.fujifilm.com/products/dig...0exr/features/ is wrong. ![]() |
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Thanks for your comment. A friend of mine has a Canon HF S200. It's nearly perfect - but in my case it would be too heavy to carry around so I need a smaller one with not optimal but best possible quality -- that's what I'm looking for.
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