does this camera capture video? If so, what frame rate does it shoot at, and what is the max resolution?
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It does have some kind of limited video capture.... no way it's any form of Hi-Def. Probabaly VGA? You have to remember this camera is from 2004.... A used Mini DV Tape camcorder would probably be better for video work. Or the Nikon D90 which does 720p.
1420408
Sorry, Nikon D70 does not have a video function at all, but Nikon D90 captures 720p video.
1187334
I did record a video. it also takes pics all from the remote control http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMOoGv_uRpk&feature;=share&list;=UUONkSwAsCH3ZYGvlevS0myw
1687820
I have recorded video in excess of 45 minutes... all depends on your memory card and its limitations. I use a 32 gig card with this camera.
116709
yes this camera DOES NOT record ...provides great video.... no night (dark) video - must have some light to produce a picture==== hope this helps you
1935516
Yes this is a fine camera I got mine around 2010 and it takes great photos 10MP or you can also shoot RAW picts. The video is ok but its no were even near 720P. The camera has a lot of setting that either you can tweak to your liking or you can let the camera decide. Make sure if you are trying to take photos of movement to get a class 10 SDHC card with at least 8GB storage. with that card even on the high setting 10MP I can take 4,999 photos. The camera easily switches from picture to video. Hope this helps.
202430
not a common problem, the camera shoots higher than 30 FPS which would be standard to capture motion in video. Camera is great with a great price.
972729
From a preview I read on another site (camcorderinfo.com) the highest quality output is true 1920x1080 progressive. Anything captured in a lower quality setting is the 1440x1080 resolution which was troublesome for some editing suites. I am waiting for some more professional reviews to be published comparing this one (and it's 120GB sibling) against the Canon HF10 which is getting good reviews. The Canon features a maximum 17Mb/s bitrate vs. the HDR-SR11/12's 16Mb/s maximum bitrate. The Canon is also flash memory vs. HDD but I don't have a strong preference either way.
839570
Thank you Michael for your very helpful detailed response. Good to know in what settings to use which recording mode. I plan to keep it mainly on 1080p as you, unless filming an event with quick moving images such as a sports match in which case I'll switch to 720p @ 60fpm. Thanks again for your input :)
1895280
It has a camera, not a very good one (lo-res pixel count). I'm not aware of it being able to take video.
1319232
Unfortunately I'm having the same issue. It continually records but it breaks as a 2 minutes video clips. I just got this cam not too long ago so I will have to figure out how to fix this problem and I'll let you know.
1916160
Yes. you can take video with this camera. Just push one easy button, you start to take video. It is HD video for 720P, but not for 1080P.
1634020
The question is not specific enough. I get wonderful video quality at highest resolution 1080p, with this camera and very happy with it. make sure your flash card is fast enough for Hi resolution recording.
2272165
Yes, if you press the shutter button while capturing video, it will save frames from the video at whatever resolution you are shooting the video at.
244950
I have recorded video on my panasonic digital camera from time to time, but I primarily take stills so I cannot attest to the hd video......but the stills come out great.
1035192
yes. burst of 8 fps in max resolution. it also does a composite shot of 3, which is not a burst, but sort of overlay, when taking pics off paused led TV's. makes for crystal clear pics. love this camera.
1485033
It is strictly 1080p 60fps, though it can capture at what ever resolution needed. That's the main reason I bought it.
1850517
Is this camera worth the bucks? Does it really do what it says that it does?