I really love this camera! Very nice for my time-lapse movies. I can do time-lapse photography with the NEX using this simple remote intervalometer:TEMPUS. have you tryed it? website at: tempus.bymac.org
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Cool! and did you know you can make time-lapse photography with the NEX 5 camera? check out the wireless time-lapse remote for the nex 5: tempus.bymac.org
@sirtechy The big turn-off for me was that it has no external mic jack, you have to use a proprietary sony D-Mic, and although i'm told it's good, it's still another cost on top of the camera.
Nice quality, though it does seem a bit fuzzy on the details. Then again, you can't really judge a 17Mbps 1080i camera recording on YouTube's sub 4Mbps playback rate.
And (1080p@60fps) is the best *(1080p) is not on this camera but it's (1080i@60fps) or u can choos (720p@60fps) witch as I knew better than (1080i@60fps)
Sony crippled the video on these cameras to a ridiculous extent. The whole point of shooting video with these big sensors is so you can achieve those night "filmic" depth of field shots. I was planning on getting one of these but the lack of control over video is a deal breaker for me. Without even the most minimum of controls the video on this camera is worthless. It's a pity. This camera has an amazing sensor.
@ar4216 What controls does it lack, because im in the market for a sub $1k vdeo camera and cannot decide between a true video camera like a cx-550v or this nex-5
Hi jthumper. Over the coming weeks leading up to Photokina there should be a number of announcements from other manufacturers. There is a rumor that Nikon will be coming out with an entry level camera that can shoot 1080p in AVCHD at 24 frames per second. If it has manual controls that would be the camera I would look at. Unlike Canon, Sony, and Panasonic Nikon does not have a video camera division to protect. I would definitely go for a big sensor camera over a tiny sensor video cam.
The main reason is the big sensor will help to give you a more filmic image. Obviously there are other aspects to it as well- for example, frame rate. I would go with 24 frames per second. If you are intent on getting a sub $1,000 camera now I would like at the Canon 550D/Rebel T2i (same model, just a different name depending on where you live). That offers the best video/controls in my opinion for the price range. But like I said, I would wait a few more months and see what is around the corner
By the way, if you just want to capture vids of your kids or something like that and you have no aspirations to make something that appears cinematic you would probably be better served with a dedicated video camera. A lot of indy filmmakers are going with the big sensor still cameras because they can offer those gorgeous depth of field shots that look much more cinematic and less like video. It just depends on what you're wanting to do. Good luck with whatever you choose.
So the interlaced material @ 60 fps is a combination of half images which are combined into a full image later. Just google it how interlace and progressive recording works. ;-)
I think you are wrong, it's full 1080i Record with 1920x1080 (16:9) @60 or 50 fps, what you are talking about is more the fact of cinemascope (with black stripes on 16:9 ) films on Blu-Ray which aren't recored at 16:9 most times. So the display can't show really 1920x1080 resolution. Why it should record 1920x540 on the NEX-5? It wouldn't be 16:9 screen size, because width is in 1920 Pixel so you need für 16:9 a highth of 1080 Pixel, that's why Full HD is 1920x1080 Pixels (on 16:9)
This camera is not a 1080p camera. It records 1080i which is referred to by some as full HD. However, 1080i when viewed on a progressive display, which all TVs and monitors are now, will be deinterlaced to 540p. I would rather see a 720p @ 60 FPS mode than a 1080i mode.
@mpgxsvcd@mpgxsvcd I'm not sure what you are talking about??? 1080i is actually 1080 lines resolution just like 1080p. All of those lines are recorded and you get full 1080 resolution. It is 60 fields, and 30fps. Depending on how you deinterlace, you "may" lose resolution, like when using "bobbing". But this doesnt have to be deinterlaced. Players are smart enough to do this, without losing any resolution.
@whiteqtipful 1080i is records 1920x540 at 60 fields per second. No matter what you do it will not record more than 540 lines for each field. Yes you can interpolate it to 1920x1080 but then you can interpolate 720p to 1080p as well. Some 1080i looks great. However, that 1080i is actually 1080p @ 24 FPS progressive encapsulated in 1080i like the Panasonic GF1 records. In those cases you can actually get true 1080p.
@videonevin Yes you do have slightly more resolution with 1080i than 720p 1,036 vs. 921. However, that difference is neglible. I don't know why anyone would ever care about pixels per second. That doesn't tell you anything.
it's available here in 1080p amongst other modes, and looks great in full screen, so I would say 1080p. I'm not even sure the NEX-5 does 720p - I think only the cheaper NEX-3 has that mode.
@platerplane - Not detail, i meant sharp. Being a compressed youtbe video much of the detail has been lost, but sharpness remains. Though if there was no sharpness there couldn't be much detail either, so at least we know from this that it has the first.
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I really love this camera! Very nice for my time-lapse movies. I can do time-lapse photography with the NEX using this simple remote intervalometer:TEMPUS. have you tryed it? website at: tempus.bymac.org
bymacorg1 6 days ago
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Cool! and did you know you can make time-lapse photography with the NEX 5 camera? check out the wireless time-lapse remote for the nex 5: tempus.bymac.org
bymacorg 6 months ago
un dia me voy acomprar una haora solo tengo el modelo w350
pacopoblano 9 months ago
wow LONDON Bridge.
popojose09 10 months ago
Where did you film this??
canadadevil 11 months ago
sounds like malayalam in Video . Any Indians
vimalgeorge2 1 year ago
and 1080P?
and ZOOM??
and CANELA???
luseja 1 year ago
part of video is sound and you record this with wind noise. also where's low light video? under the sun, all cameras look good.
ytanalytics 1 year ago
this is great
lonialbo33prn 1 year ago
very good quality
StopCollisionMotion 1 year ago
Any1 know if any external mic would fix the wind noise problem? From this sample it sounds horrible...
Also the video is 1080i according to details, that misleading...
sirtechy 1 year ago
@sirtechy The big turn-off for me was that it has no external mic jack, you have to use a proprietary sony D-Mic, and although i'm told it's good, it's still another cost on top of the camera.
McGovernCinematics 1 year ago
@sirtechy you can really just make a windscreen to fit it using some padding foam.
Zalera 1 year ago
Nice quality, though it does seem a bit fuzzy on the details. Then again, you can't really judge a 17Mbps 1080i camera recording on YouTube's sub 4Mbps playback rate.
AGrandt 1 year ago
this camera really needs a wind cut filter but good camera
elton590 1 year ago
on the end of the vid I can hear on the background some dutch people speaking XD
adjheli 1 year ago
Please, use a tripod next time.
newwwsnet 1 year ago
What I know is (720p@60fps) is better than
(1080i@60fps)
And (1080p@60fps) is the best *(1080p) is not on this camera but it's (1080i@60fps) or u can choos (720p@60fps) witch as I knew better than (1080i@60fps)
What you think ?
123azo0oze123 1 year ago
@123azo0oze123 I think you should learn to express yourself more clear
mrwhitemanvideo 1 year ago
No manual control over aperture or shutter speed. Bugger.
goyasunlight 1 year ago
@goyasunlight
Sony crippled the video on these cameras to a ridiculous extent. The whole point of shooting video with these big sensors is so you can achieve those night "filmic" depth of field shots. I was planning on getting one of these but the lack of control over video is a deal breaker for me. Without even the most minimum of controls the video on this camera is worthless. It's a pity. This camera has an amazing sensor.
ar4216 1 year ago
@ar4216 What controls does it lack, because im in the market for a sub $1k vdeo camera and cannot decide between a true video camera like a cx-550v or this nex-5
Jthumper 1 year ago
@Jthumper
Hi jthumper. Over the coming weeks leading up to Photokina there should be a number of announcements from other manufacturers. There is a rumor that Nikon will be coming out with an entry level camera that can shoot 1080p in AVCHD at 24 frames per second. If it has manual controls that would be the camera I would look at. Unlike Canon, Sony, and Panasonic Nikon does not have a video camera division to protect. I would definitely go for a big sensor camera over a tiny sensor video cam.
ar4216 1 year ago
The main reason is the big sensor will help to give you a more filmic image. Obviously there are other aspects to it as well- for example, frame rate. I would go with 24 frames per second. If you are intent on getting a sub $1,000 camera now I would like at the Canon 550D/Rebel T2i (same model, just a different name depending on where you live). That offers the best video/controls in my opinion for the price range. But like I said, I would wait a few more months and see what is around the corner
ar4216 1 year ago
@Jthumper
By the way, if you just want to capture vids of your kids or something like that and you have no aspirations to make something that appears cinematic you would probably be better served with a dedicated video camera. A lot of indy filmmakers are going with the big sensor still cameras because they can offer those gorgeous depth of field shots that look much more cinematic and less like video. It just depends on what you're wanting to do. Good luck with whatever you choose.
ar4216 1 year ago
tell me about the zoom ?
123azo0oze123 1 year ago
all the wind noise...
FunPhax 1 year ago
nice to see a new(and so compact) aps-c camera that shoots video, but why 1080i?
All hdtvs and displays are progressive native nowadays, I haven't seen an HD CRT in like 5 years.
videonevin 1 year ago
does anyone notice any change at all when watching videos on youtube at 360p to 1080p. theres no difference
Diarmuidp07 1 year ago
@Diarmuidp07 Get a new computer that can handle the HD quality then maybe you will notice.
andrei644 1 year ago
@Diarmuidp07 Put it full screen and you will..
JimMayBeInSexTown 1 year ago
@Diarmuidp07 no you are wrong cose ther is a big big difference wen you watch the video in 360 p cose in 1080 p the video is PERFECT!!
ddromico76 1 year ago
THAT IS FRICKING NICE!!!
看看我的节目!我是会说中文的美国人!!! =) 请给我评论?好吗? Xie Xie Ni!!!
BlueTunisia 1 year ago
#FTW
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TheLittleExpert 1 year ago
I don't have this camera.
Entropy56 1 year ago
But the Sony NEX-5 could maybe only records 1440 x 1080 in fact (like HDV-camcorders ) and than it will be interpolated to 1920x1080... =(
So mpgxsvcd if you are meaning 1440 x 1080 you are maybe right, but 1920x540 is definitely wrong.
AlphaPhotongraph 1 year ago
So the interlaced material @ 60 fps is a combination of half images which are combined into a full image later. Just google it how interlace and progressive recording works. ;-)
AlphaPhotongraph 1 year ago
And one thing more interlaced Material @ 60fps is like 30fps progressive Material this doesn't have to do much with Resolution.
Interlaced material just consists of half frames / half images
Progessive material consists of full frames / full images
AlphaPhotongraph 1 year ago
I think you are wrong, it's full 1080i Record with 1920x1080 (16:9) @60 or 50 fps, what you are talking about is more the fact of cinemascope (with black stripes on 16:9 ) films on Blu-Ray which aren't recored at 16:9 most times. So the display can't show really 1920x1080 resolution. Why it should record 1920x540 on the NEX-5? It wouldn't be 16:9 screen size, because width is in 1920 Pixel so you need für 16:9 a highth of 1080 Pixel, that's why Full HD is 1920x1080 Pixels (on 16:9)
AlphaPhotongraph 1 year ago
This camera is not a 1080p camera. It records 1080i which is referred to by some as full HD. However, 1080i when viewed on a progressive display, which all TVs and monitors are now, will be deinterlaced to 540p. I would rather see a 720p @ 60 FPS mode than a 1080i mode.
mpgxsvcd 1 year ago
@mpgxsvcd @mpgxsvcd I'm not sure what you are talking about??? 1080i is actually 1080 lines resolution just like 1080p. All of those lines are recorded and you get full 1080 resolution. It is 60 fields, and 30fps. Depending on how you deinterlace, you "may" lose resolution, like when using "bobbing". But this doesnt have to be deinterlaced. Players are smart enough to do this, without losing any resolution.
Please read article about 1080i on wikipedia.
whiteqtipful 1 year ago
@whiteqtipful 1080i is records 1920x540 at 60 fields per second. No matter what you do it will not record more than 540 lines for each field. Yes you can interpolate it to 1920x1080 but then you can interpolate 720p to 1080p as well. Some 1080i looks great. However, that 1080i is actually 1080p @ 24 FPS progressive encapsulated in 1080i like the Panasonic GF1 records. In those cases you can actually get true 1080p.
mpgxsvcd 1 year ago
@mpgxsvcd You still get more resolution out of 1080i
1920x540 = 1,036,800 x60 fields/sec = 62,208,000 pixels/sec
1280x720 = 921,600 x30 frames/sec = 27,648,000 pixels/sec
videonevin 1 year ago
@videonevin Yes you do have slightly more resolution with 1080i than 720p 1,036 vs. 921. However, that difference is neglible. I don't know why anyone would ever care about pixels per second. That doesn't tell you anything.
mpgxsvcd 1 year ago
it's available here in 1080p amongst other modes, and looks great in full screen, so I would say 1080p. I'm not even sure the NEX-5 does 720p - I think only the cheaper NEX-3 has that mode.
xlynx9 1 year ago
Was this taken at 1080p or 720p?
Also, was it in some sort of autofocus setting?
thanks!
paulchiu 1 year ago
I consider that perfect for a camera.
kaihao96 1 year ago
Typical Dutch people i hear in the background audio :)
ps. This looks very sharp, unlike some other camera's that offer 720/1080p video but without the actual detail it should have.
moviemonster86 1 year ago
@moviemonster86 yup, i think detail is very good for a DSLR video.
platerplane 1 year ago
@platerplane - Not detail, i meant sharp. Being a compressed youtbe video much of the detail has been lost, but sharpness remains. Though if there was no sharpness there couldn't be much detail either, so at least we know from this that it has the first.
moviemonster86 1 year ago