Posts Tagged ‘video’
Test video with DXG-595V in 720p with EIS (electronic Image Stabilization) on, read description
This was shot free hand without a tripod. This was shot inside of our dorm room where the lighting isn’t the best for video, so that will hopefully give you an idea of how the camera performs under low light conditions. When I was video taping the guitar I turned the light on, which works very well at close distances (but what do you expect?). I do like the sound from the camera, I think it comes out nicely. However, I will be returning the camera. The format of the movies is .mov, which does not work with Windows Movie Maker or the other video editing software that I have (Arcsoft Showbiz DVD 2). I know they aren’t exactly top-notch programs, but it’s what I have, and this will not work with them. The videos will produce in Showbiz, but there’s no sound. The same kind of thing with the included software: the video will produce, but the actual video will lag behind the sound (as in they don’t match up). I’m sure there’s a way to fix it, but I want something a little bit more reliable. They recommend at least a 2.8 GHz processor, so that might be the problem (mine is a 2.2 GHz). In all, great camera for SINGLE SHOT videos. If you’re an amateur looking to edit videos, you might want to find a different camera. The HD is probably the kicker for the whole thing. But don’t let the whole HD factor get you, there are plenty of cameras out there that can take excellent looking videos that will probably look just as good as this camera’s video in the long run. I am going to go …
Super Cub Short Video 2-222
This is a short video of my Super Cub with a 9 cell in it on a day with 10 -15 MPH winds…the camera is an Aiptek Pocket Cam X.
67″ Digital Pro Photo / Video Monopod Includes Free Carry Case For The Aiptek IS-DV2, IS-DV2+ Camcorders
- Robust four-section black anodized aluminum monopod.
- Extends To 67″
- Hand Grip , Wrist Strap
- Rubber Foot With Spike
- 4 Section Leg Locks + Carrying Case
Product Description
Follow the action and keep your horizons true, shot after shot. And, when you move your camera for a different view, you can reset it level in seconds. No more fussing with blurry pictures or tired arms. ideal for today’s photographer: whether shooting digital, film or compact video. Fast, light, compact and stable, this monopod is at its best where the action is…. More >>
Digital Concepts 3.1 MP Digital Video Camcorder w/ MPEG 4
- Takes up to 156 Quick Photos
- Create your own Movies
- Add special effects w PhoTags Editing Software
- 3 in 1 – can shoot videos, take photos, and connect as a web cam
- Built in Microphone
Product Description
Now you can take your own movies! With your Digital Concepts digital video camcorder, equipped with digital zoom, just say action and shoot your own movie. It is sleek and easy to use. After your video shoot you can edit the video on your computer with Digital Images Manager software. The camcorder can also be used as a 3.1 megapixel digital camera and takes photos in a high resolution, which enables for sharper enlargements. Expandable SD/MMC slot lets you take lon… More >>
How do I make an FPS-perspective video? (using real actors)?
How can I use my video camera to capture footage from my [literal] point-of-view, to simulate the perspective seen in first-person video games?
What are some practical methods of achieving this point-of-view using my digital camcorder?
P.S. – 1) I don’t care about special/visual effects such as gun effects, etc.
2) The camcorder I’m using is an Aiptek IS-DV (it’s the size of my palm, here’s a pic: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41K9CMDGJHL._SL500_.jpg)
3) For those of you who aren’t familar with FPS games, here’s an example of the perspective I’m looking for, although I’m sure you probably know, from the context, what I’m talking about anyway: http://www.gamecyte.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/combat-arms-m16-warhead-800.jpg
If that first link doesn’t open for you, click here and it should: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41K9CMDGJHL._SL500_.jpg
DC DXG-301V Digital Video Recorder with MPEG4 & Digital Still Capability
- 3.2 Megapixel CCD
- 4x Digital Zoom
- 1.8 inch LCD
- SD Slot
- 4 AA batteries
Product Description
The DXG-301V Digital Camera lets you really picture your lifestyle. Capture those special, one-of-a-kind moments and get the shots that last a lifetime. Custom settings for White Balance, EV, Scene Modes & Languages 10-second Self-Timer Flash modes – Auto, Off, Slow Sync, Forced, Red Eye USB 1.1 compatible NTSC/PAL TV Out modes Power Supply – 4 AA batteries or 5V DC-in (AC Adapter optional) Dimensions – 4.7 x 2.7 x 1.7 (120 x 71 x 45 mm) Weight… More >>
DC DXG-301V Digital Video Recorder with MPEG4 & Digital Still Capability
Parkzone Trojan Onboard Video
A video taken from the pilot’s position onboard my Trojan T-28. Used an Aiptek IS-DV camera.
ABX In Flight Video
Video taken from my Aerobird Xtreme, using an Aiptek IS-DV Camera. It was my first attempt. Low celing, pretty foggy. Carter Road Park, Lakeland, Florida.
HELP!! looking for an easy video editing program….?
i have Windows Xp, and i also have windows movie maker. i can never import my movies into it….argh. my camera is an Aiptek IS-DV. please help!!
