Creative Vado HD Indoor Lighting Video Test

I just took some quick video footage inside my house the other night. It was dark outside, and I just had some normal lighting in my house. Thought it would be interesting to see how the camera handled the different lighting changes while walking through my house.

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• Video
• Test
• Review
• Creative Vado
• Vado HD

[iappleshahh]

@ussprinceton2004 yep !

[ussprinceton2004]

I have an Inspiron E1705 laptop with an Intel Core duo processor T2250 @ 1.73GHz 1.73 GHz, 1GB of RAM, 32-bit Windows 7 Ultimate operating system, ATI Mobility Radeon x1400 graphics, 17" color screen. Can I play, edit, and upload videos from the Vado HD 8GB (2nd gen) with this laptop?

[guriko18]

0:14 0:28

umm r u cristian ortodox?...

[haydenz13]

impressive!

[SteeveeStrange]

I just spotted an evil beast from the bowels of hell hiding in the corner of your room 1:00 lol

I'm thinking of getting one of these cams, so thanks for that indoor review and showing how well it does in low light!!

[cd8100]

you should always record in HD+ for max quality

[capskie]

I see. So HD is only for more recording durations but less picture quality.

Thanks man :)

[cd8100]

@capskie HD+ is the best quality of the camcorder which has better compression(recording rate) than HD. HD has a lower quality than HD+ . The best thing to do is use HD+ as much as possible for clearer videos

[capskie]

Hi, can somebody please explain what's the different between HD+ and HD on Vado HD recording options?

Thanks

[lowspeed]

Is it just me or does it seem a little soft?