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I forgot that my photo website can show the EXIF information from the uploaded photos. It shows the model of my PVR as a DV 8800.
Click on the photo below to see the EXIF information. ![]() You can see all the photos here: http://www.pbase.com/rgv523/pvr Click on 'original' below the photo to see them in their full 5MP size! |
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oh boy no fooling any one now RGV.
I love the site even better all that info is on the camcorder I bet? |
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I uploaded a few more photos I took this morning. I lowered the exposure which is why they are a little dark otherwise the white gets too blown out which is common with cheaper CMOS cameras. Also you can see how noisy the images are.
If you want to see how this Aiptek PVR(8800) compares with another 5 Megapixel camera I own, click this link: http://www.pbase.com/rgv523/f300 My Minolta about the same size, maybe even a little bit smaller than the Aiptek. It has a fantastic Macro mode on it as well. If I get time today I will try to create a sample video and upload it. |
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I do not think you can call a hybrid macro a major brand Machro 24-36 inchs is macro forhybrids 1 inc is justabout all major brands :G
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Oh I agree that the 'macro' mode on hybrids is not really a true macro, more of a proxmity focus really.
My Minolta is fantastic for macros because it also throttles the flash correctly which helps a great deal. |
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