I got the Sanyo yesterday, and tried it out today.
On a 50" plasma, with my nose to the screen, it reeks "consumer". The sensor is noisy, which gives fits to compression algorithms. They have the "i-frame beating" problem that is an issue for many 264 implementations. Interior shots can be darn noisy. I haven't played with it outdoors much, but I expect much less noise in a bright environment.
With the right version of Quicktime (7.1.6 on Windows), I can take the SD card right out of the camera, pop it into the computer and play video.
On my 20" computer display, it actually looks pretty decent -- downright HD-ish.
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On a 50" plasma, with my nose to the screen, it reeks "consumer". The sensor is noisy, which gives fits to compression algorithms. They have the "i-frame beating" problem that is an issue for many 264 implementations. Interior shots can be darn noisy. I haven't played with it outdoors much, but I expect much less noise in a bright environment.
With the right version of Quicktime (7.1.6 on Windows), I can take the SD card right out of the camera, pop it into the computer and play video.
On my 20" computer display, it actually looks pretty decent -- downright HD-ish.
- mark 12-13-2007 1:38 am