Nikon D90 has full control VIDEO? DO WHAT?
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Yep, memory size and write speed would be crucial.. but I’m like you.. DAMN if I could use my wide’s and my tele’s that would rock.. switching from single frame to multi frame at hi res.. time will tell I guess..
from a prosumer standpoint it sure makes sense.. a grand for a body isn’t bad.. and you expect to spend $500-$1000 on a decent HD video camera.. combine both into a single unit for the right price point.. and I think you’d have a winner…
With Live view already in a lot of the new DSLR’s I doubt it’d be much harder to record the data that’s being fed to the Viewfinder. I’d be willing to bet they’ll hold off on the record feature until they’ve milked all they can out of live view.
With Live view already in a lot of the new DSLR’s I doubt it’d be much harder to record the data that’s being fed to the Viewfinder. I’d be willing to bet they’ll hold off on the record feature until they’ve milked all they can out of live view.
That live view is pretty low res I think.. I’d hope it would be the full still frame sensor, but you are probably right, pretty simple to divert the live view data stream over to the memory card..
from a prosumer standpoint it sure makes sense.. a grand for a body isn’t bad.. and you expect to spend $500-$1000 on a decent HD video camera..
I think you meant to add another 0 to those figures for a prosumer HD camera.
I’d be interested to see what the resolution is and what controls you have. Can you adjust shutter speed to reduce/increase motion blur? Adjustable aperture? Adjustable frame rate?
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