Sony Dsc Hx100v video test

A video test with the new hx100v

Landscape setting for this video

1920*1080/50p video quality

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• sony
• hx100v
• dsc
• cybershot
• video
• test
• greece
• photo
• editing

[doodlegirl19]

umm hi my birthday is coming up on October 30 and my dad is going to get me a digital camera so i was wondering shall i get SX30IS or sony hx100v

pls reply

ASAP

[DimosDimaresis]

@doodlegirl19 of course hx100v.Take it, don't ask!

[grantsisland]

I have this camera, can it have a different lens put on it?

[DimosDimaresis]

@grantsisland no you can't

[ninja78]

it does have a little time lag between the vdo frames...it is for me too..not sure how to get the same vdo flawless...

[DimosDimaresis]

@ninja78 I didn't notice any lag.Besides, the video while been played on wmp, is quite fast and clear.

[JayDelaCruz3]

what program did you use to edit the footage kind sir?

[iorazvantheboss]

@DimosDimaresis pls answer , does it have manual focus on it because i now it is not dslr camera its compact

[Zestypanda]

@ninja78 If you do not have at least a class 8 sd card, the hd video will lag, because the sd will no be able to write the information to the card fast enough.

[Rafaiel85]

is it worth to sell my hx1 and buy this one ?? and how about noise ?? hx1 was noisy camera i hope this not ?? and can i use defocus in video or only in images ?? another Q . is cup adapter to 72mm fit on this camera like hx1 ?? sorry for this too much Q

[vanhakaveri]

@grantsisland no, its not a slr.

[Grroocx]

@Titleification, it's an excellent bridge camera but read about sensors in Wikipedia—bigger, heavier, DSLRs take noticeably sharper pictures; that's your tradeoff. Idiosyncrasies on HX100V include (1) no wall battery charger (so buy cheap on Internet), (2) no turnoff for photo review, (3) expensive battery and class-8 or -10 mem card, (4) fast computer for good video results. Also compare much smaller "little brother" HX9V.

[Grroocx]

The HX100V is a demanding little camera. Its high-def rates and info require class 8 or, better, class 10 memory cards. Your computer needs speed and muscle to handle the videos. If you have the right hardware, KMPlayer is sometimes the smoothest player, or else the tried-&-true VideoLAN or K-Lite.