Deer and Quail Test JVC GZ-HM440 HD

Oregon wildlife commuter traffic. There's a large empty lot on the other side of the fence where they come from looking for breakfast. First test of JVC HM440 camcorder.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Deer
• Quail
• Fawn
• Bird
• Test
• JVC
• GZ-HM440
• Camcorder
• Wildlife
• Animal
• Backyard
• Oregon

[iTzOBRIZZY]

does this record 1080p at 30fps? or is it different

[PeaceLoveScoobie]

@iTzOBRIZZY It uses the AVCHD/24Mbps high bit recording format with 1080p/60fps output.

[TaskSwitcher]

Question to the video owner: the framerate seems really low, like 10-15 fps. Is this how it was filmed, or did it happen during uploading to the PC or to YouTube? Thanks!

[PeaceLoveScoobie]

@TaskSwitcher Can you please view it again and tell me if you still view it that way? I've viewed it several times and I'm not getting it. I did notice that several times when I watch it again by clicking Replay it doesn't play as well as when viewing its original download. It may be a YouTube or connection issue???

[NaBeHobby]

hows the camera at night?

[PeaceLoveScoobie]

@NaBeHobby Very good, depending on your requirements. I bought the camera for the zoom and didn't think of its low light capability. It has a Night mode but I've left it on Auto (iAuto) and it adjusts for lighting great, it even adjusts for Macro. It does not have the Super LoLux feature of the top JVC camcorders but I've been pleased so far. I'll post a night (low light) shot as an example. For its price range, under $250, I think JVC has one of the best Full HD camcorders on the market.

[iTzOBRIZZY]

@PeaceLoveScoobie thank you very much :)