JVC GZ-X900 High Speed Shooting (Slow Motion) Tests

The high speed shooting modes on the JVC GZ-X900. Shot at 120fps, 300fps, and 600fps for an extreme slow motion effect (at a maximum 480 x 270 resolution). Read the full review here: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/JVC-Everio-GZ-X900-Camcorder-Review-3676...

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• JVC
• GZ
• X900
• Slow
• Motion
• High
• Speed
• 120fps
• 300fps
• 600fps
• Test

[Tracksider216]

Are you limited to a time length of say, three seconds such as others do?

[camcorderinfodotcom]

Yes. You are limited to 4 seconds on the 120fps and 300fps modes (played back at 8 seconds and 20 seconds respectively). The 600fps mode has a limit of 2.4 seconds (plays back at 24 seconds).

[PeliMiesV31]

@sannyp120963 without slow motion yes but if you use 120-, 300- or 600 fps you can't use 1080

[sannyp120963]

can it shoot in 1080?

[isaidwombo]

this looks like crapp, I think im getting the hdr cx350v :]

[HerpErik]

@camcorderinfodotcom And if I record a 2.4 second video at 600 fps, it creates a 23 second long video at 29.97fps.

Where are my other 265fps?

[HerpErik]

@13hippopotamuses And how it's not really what they claim.

[HerpErik]

I can personally attest that the 300fps is actually 154fps. The "600" fps is actually 344 fps.

These are timed by a stop watch and even if they are somewhat inaccurate, the results are WAY off of what JVC claims.

IMO, it's lawsuit time.

[backspinking]

Can a Sony HDR-FX1000 do this?

[13hippopotamuses]

it stinks how much the quality goes dow as fps gets higher...