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Records movies in high definition such as 4K by converting them into MP4 movies using the MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 codec. MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 is capable of compressing images with higher efficiency. You can record high-quality images while reducing the amount of data.
Tilting is when you move the camera vertically, up to down or down to up, while its base is fixated to a certain point. Again, like panning, this move typically involves the use of a tripod where the camera is stationary but you move the angle it points to. These shots are popular when introducing a character, especially one of grandeur, in a movie.
Auto Switch CardSame as [Standard], but recording ends when the card becomes full. When you resume recording, the camera switches to the other card for recording. A new folder is created after switching cards. Auto Switch card will only work when you are recording in certain resolutions and framerates. Please be aware that if you are recording in any of the following modes and your CFexpress card fills up, it is not possible to keep recording to the SD card slot:
1 RAW, 2 MP4For each recording, a RAW movie is recorded to one card and anMP4 movie to the other card, both with the same file number. When one card becomes full, recording no longer becomes possible.
FaithfulFor retouching later on a computer. Faithfully reproduces the actual colors of subjects as measured in daylight with a color temperature of 5200K. Makes images subdued, with lower contrast.
Autofocusing is performed with a magnified display if you press the shutter button halfway when set to [Spot AF], and [1-point AF]. When set to AF methods other than [Spot AF] and [1-point AF], autofocusing is performed after restoring normal display.
Overheat controlSet to [On] to conserve battery power and help prevent the camera from overheating while waiting to shoot. As a result, it may enable you to record movies over a longer period.
Image quality on the standby screen may differ from image quality on the screen during movie recording. Briefly when you start recording movies, image display may remain on the current frame instead of being updated.
The Sony A7 III sports excellent video capabilities, as do many other A7 models. Thanks to the quality of their full frame sensors, the great high ISO performance and the advanced settings to control the image, the A7 series has become a popular choice amongst filmmakers.
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With 12MP and 24MP sensors, your Sony does what we call a full pixel readout (or oversampling). It uses all the pixels available on the 16:9 surface and then downscales (or downsamples) the data to match the 4K dimension.
The ability of a camera to perform full pixel readout is linked to its processor speed, which means the capability to read all the pixels while also handling resolution, frame rate, recording time, autofocus, and image processing. For example the Sony A7S II has a 12MP sensor, and the camera is powerful enough to process all the data on the 16:9 surface at any frame rate.
Cameras like the A7 III and A9 can also record with an APS-C crop and full pixel readout. The reasons you may want to do this are a) if you want to use an APS-C lens, or b) if you want a narrower field of view with your full frame lens.
In the video below, you can see an example with the A7 III and A7R III where we compare sharpness in full frame mode (oversampling for the A7, line skipping for the A7R) and APS-C mode (oversampling for both).
When AF-C is selected, the camera focuses automatically. If you find it a bit slow, you can force it to focus quicker by half-pressing the shutter release button, or any custom button with the AF-On setting assigned.
Having only AF-C as the autofocus option can be a bit annoying because sometimes you just want to focus once without the camera constantly changing focus as you move. Even in a static scene, the camera might be tempted to refocus without warning.
Focus Hold, as the name suggests, stops the camera from focusing. By default, it is assigned to the custom button of select E-mount lenses, but you can re-assign it to a custom button on the camera body. Once the camera has acquired focus, press and hold the button to lock the AF. When you release the button, the camera will resume focusing.
AF Drive speed can be set in three levels: Fast, Normal and Slow. As the name suggest, it makes focusing faster or slower. If you follow someone running for example, you want it to set it to Fast. If you want a slow transition between two focus points, you want to choose Slow.
If you prefer manual focus over AF, your A7 camera offers a series of tools to help you: namely, peaking and magnification. Generally, peaking is good to get the focus point close to where it needs to be, but I find magnification more accurate to fine-tune and double-check focus.
You can change the speed of any clip in your movie. In addition, iMovie can automatically adjust the frame rate of any clip to match the frame rate of your movie (determined by the first clip you add to your movie).
By default, iMovie automatically slows down the speed of high-frame-rate clips when you add them to the timeline, adjusting them to play back at the same speed as the rest of your movie. You can turn off this setting in Set preferences in iMovie on Mac. High-frame-rate footage appears to play in slow motion when slowed to regular playback speed.
In terms of video quality, I made a comparison between Cisdem Video Player and VLC. In my view, the image from Cisdem Video Player is softer and smoother. It seems to add a layer of filter, making the image more movie-like texture. Anyway, it will protect our eyes.
The movies and snapshots available here portray the shaking over a 155 mile by 70 mile area covering the San Francisco Bay region. They are offered in .mp4 format, which can be viewed using most browsers. These movies are typically 10 MB or more in size, and are best downloaded using a high speed internet connection. Snapshots from one movie are also offered as an alternative for those with slower modem connections.
Map-view snapshots and movies show the seismic wavespropagating outward from the fault as the ruptureexpands north and south from the epicenter, which lies offshorefrom San Francisco. The colors and shadingindicate the maximum shaking intensity at each location and the currentshaking at the time noted in seconds on each movie frame.
These closeup images provide an oblique perspective view of the shaking at a particular location. Each image looks toward San Francisco and the epicenter, so you will see the seismic waves traveling toward you. The deformation in the ground surface has been exaggerated 1000 times to make it visible. Thus, one mile of deformation represents a little more than 5 feet of actual ground movement. Click on any of the locations on the map below or use the links under the map to view the movie of shaking at that location.
This is it. What you've been waiting for. Virtually seamless stitch lines that take full advantage of this dual lens 360° camera and the growing interest in taking ordinary videos to fully interactive and immersive masterpieces. Prepare to go beyond what you ever thought possible and experience the power of 360° technology with the ORBIT360 4K.
Set yourself free with our new and improved Object Tracking feature on the ORBIT360 4K camera. Now you have the freedom to choose and set this intelligent camera to do the shooting for you. Simply select the Object Tracking setting and focus on the object of your desire. The ORBIT360 4K will take it from there, honing in on the subject and following its every movement. From the tortoise to the hare, fast or slow, we've got you covered. Trust us.
The ORBIT360 4K allows you to take 360° photos or videos that help tell your story like never before. Two movie modes and two photo modes give you ample freedom and options to express yourself and record your adventures and moments that matter for generations to come. With a rugged exterior design built for almost any climate, terrain or environment, this 360° camera is ready to go where you go.
Capturing images has never been easier before. No matter if you choose automatic or full manual control of camera settings such as focus, exposure, ISO, and white balance. Capture images in 4K or use a live green-screen effect. You can also use a second device as a remote camera to get a new perspective.
Stop Motion Studio supports digital cameras from all the most popular camera makers, including Canon, Nikon, and Sony. Use live view to easily control objects and movements. Control shutter speed, ISO, and aperture directly from the app and take advantage of the full-size camera quality.
The unique frame-by-frame view shows you all the images you took in chronological order, much like the single frames of a movie. Cut, copy, paste, delete, and insert frames at any position. Zoom in and out on the timeline view so you never get lost, even if you have hundreds of frames. Add audio clips, titles, credits, and filter effects. Creating the movie the way you want it.
With Stop Motion Studio you can quickly set In and Out points to mark a specific portion of your movie for playback and looping. Then use the loop playback to animate the sequence until it looks perfect.
Stop Motion Studio comes with dozens of sound effects and music clips for you ready to use in your movie. Bring characters to life by recording a voice-over track directly to your movie. Use the built-in audio editor to trim the audio clip, set fade-in and -out, change the volume or add dozen of funny audio effects to sound like an alien, a robot, or an old radio station. 2b1af7f3a8