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Old January 1st, 2008, 10:24 PM   #16
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V1U question... does the inbuilt mic record stereo?
THere is *no* inbuilt mic on the V1.

The supplied external shotgun mic is mono, yes.
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Old January 2nd, 2008, 03:53 AM   #17
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This is at approx 10-15 feet on the first pic and probably like 20 on the second as I don't like to fly far from myself, (more like 5-10 as it was about six feet in font of and above me if I remember correctly on the first and about 10-15 on the second).. No where near 50. These are frame grabs from the video taken with full manual and the helicopter flying at full speed. The aerobatics I speak of, most are performed at maximum of 20 feet high unless they are doing a different trick that is based on alot of space..

This just happens to be me flying and my friend(who has only been videoing a year or so) is taping me when I fly.

For fast motion up close, as I was saying, it depends on your skills very much and the settings, but you can get it to work for you and have great results if you learn the camera..


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hi i notice from those screen grabs that it is outdoors bright light therefore i take it the iris is quite small..ie good depth of field.even with nd filters on the vx would be giving me a hard time if i was trying to get a shallow depth so im sure the v1 has an even deeper depth of field due to the chip sizes.therefore a manual focus would prob be possible and so i would agree. but indoors low light possibly different ..just a thought..but next time im down the rink i will give it a go..cheers john
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Old January 2nd, 2008, 05:28 PM   #18
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Yes John, I try to keep the iris as low as possible for the majority of my shooting to be honest and with the heli's it's no exception.
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