hd video? damn the only camera I can affordable those plastic walmart ones XD

I hope you enjoy your ridiculously awesome camera, and maybe share some pics while you're at it

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Just a note, it takes 1080p at 20fps and 720p at 30fps.

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is that good or bad? haha I am not good with all that lingo. Btw, I have great news... I get all my cameras back this Saturday (long story) which includes yours and the 104 I was going to give you. So they will be sent next week. A.S.A.P!

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Neither good nor bad really, it is just the capability of the camera. Blu-ray video is typically at 1080p at 24 frames per second, and traditional video is closer to 30 frames per second. The 1080 video from the camera may seem a slight bit choppy. 720 is still an extremely high quality video image, and at 30 frames per second it will be very smooth. It is just good to know that so that you won't be completely surprised if the full 1080 quality seems a bit choppy in situations with a large bit of movement.

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" It's not Art Theft. SheezyART says it's not"

I am actually still surprised that Blu-ray is as low as 24 fps. Who knows, 4 fps less than that might not make much of a difference.

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" It's not Art Theft. SheezyART says it's not"